to celebrate Pride month, I did my first (and second, and third) shoulder mount today at pole class babyyyyyyy
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to celebrate Pride month, I did my first (and second, and third) shoulder mount today at pole class babyyyyyyy
having a partner is great but sometimes they fall asleep on your shoulder and you can't move and it's so so painful even tho it's so so cute :(
*stops taking antidepressants*
I wonder why I feel so depressed all of a sudden
stomach problems have gotten really bad, like "can't sleep for half of the night bc of pain" bad, for multiple nights in a row, which makes it pretty darn difficult to do the living I need to do during the day to pay my bills and, you know, enjoy being alive. I don't really know what to do at this stage. anyway.
today no one showed up to pole class so my teacher was like 'ok we're doing a private class :)'
and it was so. awesome. my pole teacher is a world-class artist and people pay crazy amounts of money to get the chance of doing a single workshop with her. and we just spent an hour chatting while she taught me how to do an inside. I am so frickin lucky.
I know realistically 2025 has been pretty kind to me and I had great moments, but right now it all feels so hopeless. it's just going to be the same bullshit but I'll be older. happy new year everybody
feeling incredibly smug that my pole dance instructor came to talk to me at the end of class to tell me I should try the next level because she thinks it would be more my speed. this has NEVER happened to my btw, I have always sucked at sports. but I love pole a lot :)
at a teambuilding for work. I aggressively do not want to be here.