in the same way that women in the 1950s liked strong vulnerable men, i am in love with strong vulnerable women

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in the same way that women in the 1950s liked strong vulnerable men, i am in love with strong vulnerable women
sometimes when im feeling depressed i read mary oliver. idk if it makes me less depressed but doing just the little things: putting on the kettle for tea, seeing how the sunlight hits the stone paving through the clouds, listening to the wind and the rain, all make it more bearable
when she tells you she thinks about you 24/7 but also about the girl she has a crush on
my greek teacher is trying so hard not to say the words gay marriage rn.
"i think things about marriage have definitely changed in even the last five or ten years and things are being more accepted now than they would be like in the seventies - not to overtake the regular but it is more accepted now whether you agree with its existence or not" i am genuinely confused is he homophobic or does he think im homophobic
the only person at my school who's read rosewood ships jamie and lottie and hates lottie and ellie ahshfhfhdhdhehehr
i dont know if anyone noticed but i just wanted to let you guys know i disappeared on friday for mental health reasons but im back now
the difference between symposium and a teenage girl's sleepover is that the sleepover is automatically better because socrates isn't there
explaining the plot of the perks of being a wallflower to my greek teacher since "we are entire" came up in symposium