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SAM: Yikes. Def a pain in the ass. Or calf, I guess. You okay?
SAM: Well when he starts using that language you'll know exactly where he got it from.
TINA: I'll live. I think?
TINA: Oh gee, thanks. So supportive.
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text message â tina & sam
SAM: Yikes. Def a pain in the ass. Or calf, I guess. You okay?
SAM: Well when he starts using that language you'll know exactly where he got it from.
TINA: I'll live. I think?
TINA: Oh gee, thanks. So supportive.
text message â tina & open
TINA: I just slammed my leg into my coffee table and there's already a huge welt. Help.
TINA: I think I also just sullied poor Salem's ears with the slew of curses I let out too.
mercyoncanvasâ:
I wanna do the Donât Rush Challenge but, I would literally just be me changing into several outfits and I donât know how to do that many transitions on Tik Tok. And at this point Iâm too afraid to as the Gen Zers for guidance. So Castleport c/o 2000 and incoherent mumble because I refuse to acknowledge us getting this old, whoâs down to try?
Okay. I canât even lie. I have zero idea what youâre even talking about. Thatâs bad, isnât it?Â
hcclaringtonâ:
Thatâs not true. It isnât an either or thing.Â
Then what is it?Â
hcclaringtonâ:
âŚI know you donât approve of my need to be accepted by my family. I get that, I do. If I were in your shoes, I wouldnât approve of it either. I love you too, always have.Â
I donât, no, because I think you deserve so much better than them for the horrible way they treat you. But . . . you want that acceptance from them more than you love me, and I think you always have.
hcclaringtonâ:
Yes, Tina. Leaving. Because apparently thatâs what you do when Iâm not exactly what you envision or want me to be. MaybeâŚeveryone is right. This, us, we just arenât going to ever work.Â
Stop. Thatâs not fucking fair, and you know it. You know it, Hunter. Practically every time weâve gotten into a fight over this past year, itâs my fault. My fault because I donât accept you. My fault because I donât understand you. My fault because I donât know you. My fault because I was FORCED to break up with you years ago. Itâs all just . . . not fair. You try and do this every time to try and make up for your behavior that, no, I canât just stand behind, and because I KNOW you and know youâre better than all of that. But you donât want it or see it. I love you. Iâve loved you since I was 17, and you want to sit there and say that I have some childish highschool fantasy of you? Like Iâm inept? Or that Iâm just leaving you? Iâve tried. Iâve been trying, but you go off and tell me that your family âare who they areâ when the treat me like garbage when your dad was the one who broke us up in the first place, or that I should âknow who you areâ by now, and that I set standards for you that you canât reach. If thatâs the way you feel, fine. Then maybe we arenât going to work or never were meant to or whatever else youâre trying to say, but donât you DARE ever say that I just left.Â
hcclaringtonâ:
Talked about it? I donât remember us talking as much as you just leaving. Itâs no matter though. You want it dropped, itâs dropped.Â
Me âjust leavingâ? Are you kidding me? Are you actually serious right now? God, I just . . . you know that? Yeah. Itâs all dropped. Thank you.
hcclaringtonâ:
Fine.Â
. . . I thought weâd talked about this. Now youâre upset with me?Â
inkedsevansâ:
Missing the part where thatâs a bad thing. You keep stalling and soon itâs gonna be my birthday and then Iâll have the power. Câmon, my old lady jokes are gold.Â
See. Tempting. I knew it. You will not! Iâll still be older than you, sir. And they are so not. At all.Â
inkedsevansâ:
Itâs your birthday, whatever you wanna do. Revenge? Damn, I didnât even do anything yet.Â
You canât let me have that kind of power. Iâll say we need to ditch here and travel to like, Hawaii or something. And yes, revenge. For making fun of your elder.Â
TINA â SANTANA
tana: so...does that mean you're back with him then?
tina: no. i'm not.
hcclaringtonâ:
What? Would you rather I lied?
Maybe. I donât know . . .Â
basicallybreeâ:
Girl, if this is what 30 looks like I have no reason to pretend that Iâm going to be 29 forever. Thanks for giving the rest of us young ones hope that it doesnât all go directly down hill.
You stop with that right now, oh my god.Â
goldenchildlynnâ:
âŚas well as I can be, but Iâm certainly going to need a slice of your famous apple pie whenever I get back into town.
That can definitely be arranged. Youâre more than welcome to just stop by my apartment for it, too, if the diner is . . . too much.Â
hcclaringtonâ:
Yeah, I know. Probably still am.Â
Hunter.
hcclaringtonâ:
It wasâŚshockingly a good look for you.Â
You were biased.Â
inkedsevansâ:
So, letâs make it un-lame, then. We should do something. Luckily I wonât have to worry about 30 for at least another month. Thatâll give you plenty of time to get whatever youâre threatening me with, together.
Like what? Hey, a month is plenty of time for me to enact my revenge, donât you worry.Â