#realizing shit

[weirdcultstuff]

I feel like my entire childhood I spent trying to ‘play it safe’ to stay out of trouble. I was a real goody two shoes. But the rules changed so often, without warning, and often without explanation, in retrospect it was usually impossible to know what the safest option was.

I limited myself. I made extra rules that nobody asked me to follow, in an attempt to stay under the radar. I actively sought out and tried to eliminate anything different about myself, anything that could get me in trouble. When both opposing opinions were met with rebuke, I just. Stopped having opinions after a while.

But I think I wasn’t playing a game that was ever intended to be winnable. So I guess it makes sense that I never won it, and I guess it makes sense that I was never really safe.

[kharakardashian]

The older I get, the more I realize stereotypes are true

[klodmay]

They are with you because of how you make them feel and this what hurts the most; the idea that they may leave once they are full or you are taking what they feel away.

[purrvertnextdoor]

Fuck, I want you.

lastnighttogether

[aviose]

we forgettin who we are on this day of quarantine

[jasmineeteaaa]

mood of the night:

fuck you.

[whichwitchami]

Charm is an act.

If you meet somebody and they are incredibly charming, they want something from you.

It might not be insidious, but they want something. They’re using the charm to make themselves appealing.

I have yet to meet somebody who was insanely good at charming people who didn’t have some kind of ulterior motive.

Charm is an act. Don’t fall for it.

[fools-errands]

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