Apr 11
I'm not someone who very easily lets people take care of me but there's just something about the first day of menstruating that gets me whining like a dog in my bed
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I'm not someone who very easily lets people take care of me but there's just something about the first day of menstruating that gets me whining like a dog in my bed
guess who has a head cold and can barely walk or speak while still having Big Dress Rehearsal tomorrow and Big Performance on thursday!!!
one of my worst fears is people not believing me and I've been through that a thousand times, but the moment where it hurt the most, was when my friends didn't believe me when I kept telling them that my ex friend had a crush on me and I didn't know what to do
ouchhhhhhh
having a minor tounge wound is literally the worst thing in the world
Jaw hurts.
I loved you all.
Good bye.
helping someone and something hit me in the eye. why live
What type of "I love you" are you?
the confession
when you say "i love you," it carries the whole weight of your heart. it feels like closing your eyes and stepping off a cliff. maybe you've been planning to tell them for days now, or maybe it's just slipped out without you realizing, either way, it was inevitable. it's relief and dread all at once, it's mortifying yet hopeful. the words hang heavy and suspended in the air, thick enough to choke on, a brief and perilous moment against the mortal pull of gravity.
i love you, i've always loved you, i will always love you
it's commitment, it's devotion, it goes often without saying, but is felt nonetheless. it's accepting that you would travel to hell and back for them if they asked and knowing that they would do the same for you. it's an old ache, long after they've burrowed deep into your chest and settled there like a weight- grounding, an anchor point. even when you're apart, you can still feel the shape of them, it's like phantom pain. neither of you can help but succumb to the other's gravity, yet neither of you fear the collision. it means that you trust them, that they make you feel safe, that they feel like home.
the scoliosis is kicking in today my friends...