Apr 18
When i’m really done, i leave in silence. I only fight when i care
seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from China
seen from India
seen from United States
seen from Serbia
seen from Finland
seen from Singapore
seen from Finland
seen from Netherlands
seen from Singapore
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from India
seen from United States
seen from India
seen from Netherlands
seen from Norway
seen from Finland
When i’m really done, i leave in silence. I only fight when i care
Working on AFSTV and as I look back on Peter’s version, I am STILL finding typos. I’ve literally edited the chapters soooooo many times before posting bc I’m deranged. And I’ve read the fic casually several times also. I will never ever ever understand how I miss this shit 😃
Same thing happened too when I was rereading some of my oneshots last week… sometimes it’s even using the wrong “there/their/they’re” like???
It makes me so mad too bc people download the fics or bind them and I HATE knowing my mistakes are forever preserved in their copies
😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫
I started feeling bad for myself today
But then I stopped 'cause I don't care
I'm dreaming less and sleeping more
But I sold my soul for the dream you stole
Mägenwil, Switzerland, January 2025
Come for it
All For Show Masterlist
Description
Chapter 1: Yet Another Temper Tantrum
Chapter 2: Last Resort
Chapter 3: The Meeting
Chapter 4: A Wake-Up Call and An Apology
Chapter 5: One Simple Rule
Chapter 6: First Date Awkwardness
Chapter 7: All Good Things Must Come To An End
Chapter 8: First Big Event Together
Chapter 9: After-Hours Dinner
Chapter 10: Couple's Interview
Chapter 11: Early-Morning/Late-Night Facetimes
Chapter 12: Suddenly Distant. Instant Regret.
Chapter 13: Wake Up, Keery
Chapter 14: Apologies But No Answers
Chapter 15: A Shift
Chapter 16: Rebuilding
Chapter 17: Nothing But Trouble
Chapter 18: Tension
Chapter 19: Walls Tumbling Down
Chapter 20: Real As Can Be
Armor For Sleep really is for the kids who daydream about becoming something interesting, who think about death too much, who write a will before they turn 20, who have walked around their suburban neighborhoods aimlessly with their headphones in, who daydream about doing something drastic but never actually would, who are always wishing, who sat on the steps at family gatherings, who some days wonder what the point of any of this is, who have solitary hearts and lonely lives, who wonder about becoming a ghost while alive by being unseen, who are still lost.