#actuallynot

[phan-doesnt-exist]

Dan and Phil might be fake people in a fake relationship, but @phan-is-actually-real and @phan-is-not-real definitely aren't

[actuallynot-is-real]

hello

[actuallynot-is-real]

SHUT UP I CANT BELIEVE THIS EXISTS

OF COURSE IT DOES THEY'RE THE BEST SHIP EVER

[actuallynot-is-real]

like, it's ao obvious. it's so so obvious.

[biscuitwithaface]

To whomsoever it may concern.

It’s none of your concern, actually.

[thefreevroomvroom]

Are you okay? How are you?

I get it, it’s a form of manners, and I know some people really do care. But I believe many are not prepared to hear the negative side of the answer to the questions.

I get these questions sometimes and when I’m actually not okay, I hesitate whether to say the truth. Because I do not think that the person expected a “no”, or even if they do, I feel like they may not be willing/prepared to hear all my negative thoughts and emotions and why I’m not feeling okay. You get what I mean?

So what I always do, is to give a “I’m fine” in a very brushed off manner, hoping for them to see the truth in my eyes. If they do ask about it, I would say. Sadly, no one ever notices. Or maybe they just chose to keep quiet.

Note to self: before asking someone if they are okay, make sure you are prepared/willing to hear the bad part of the story.

[shypersonassdtudent]

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[popcouples]

Shhhh it’s actually a 3D printed bracelet.