Witty Whitman

another gay writer || original works

[waltwittman]

erotomania

a delusion in which a person believes that another person (typically of higher social status) is in love with them.

[the-geeky-squirrel]

Imagine your OTP randomly making out without introductions. Five years later, they meet again when person A brings their kid to their first day of school and it turns out person B is their teacher and A recognizes them immediately. Bonus points if B doesn’t recognize A at all.

[mitzusins]

*the sad person is v dissappointed* *the sad person’s heart is partially broken*

My my do i hate valentines day.

[waltwittman]

I'm allowed to be scared I'm allowed to feel fear I'm allowed to be scared of losing everything I hold dear Because oh dear god I know you try but you are not near And oh dear god I know you try But tonight I really need you here

[waltwittman]

Rhyming that with that, and this with this Repetitive phrases, & something's amiss I keep on trying but What if all of it's useless?

Pondering thoughts like What's the purpose of life? As I carelessly write these depressing words and I could end someones life or I could save them tonight I make these choices, they're labeled as mine so even if useless, I can at least say I tried

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | nats-ka-‘shE (nahtzkah-SHEE) Japanese | 懐かしい tip | The final pronunciation doesn’t really have an “oo” sound in it.

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | ‘kI-ros (KYE-ross, English); kEr-'os (keer-OSS, Greek) Greek | καιρός note | Kairos is both a rhetorical term for “the opportune moment” (as above) and the word for “weather”.

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | ‘RAs-fA-ber (RACE-fay-ber)

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | se-ren

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | ‘sE-yazh notes | sillage is how close a perfume stays to your skin; perfume with light sillage does not leave much trace in the air. also, not to be confused with silage (sy-ladzh), which is a type of cow food.

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | “con-vi-‘ven-sE-a

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | le-THe (leh-theh) or lE-THE (lee-thee)

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | or-en-da

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | (nahz-lahn-mahk)

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | hU-‘zUn

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | fEr-‘gOn Hebrew script | פירגון

[other-wordly]

pronunciation | ‘lE-tOst note | the extended definition appears in writer Milan Kundera’s work; a more general English translation is sorrow or regret.