“You shopped at my Goodwill and your friends with one of the girls at Buffalo Exchange. Seen you around the hill. Just saying hi Neighbor!”
Wat. How the hell do you know all of this, guy on Ok Cupid.
t.a.t.u just came up my itunes. not even going to change it.
I think I found the lyrics I want a tattoo of, but they are just so god damned depressing.
It would appear as if war has been declared upon Kithkin.
Maybe they will use arrows, horses and spears.
Yes, tell me, a person with a history of depression, that I should kill myself.
It’s really funny, isn’t it?
Ironic about how a bunch of us were talking about how much of an asshole you were earlier tonight, so this has just been an affirmation.
Almost as funny as me saying, “you should kill yourself because of your ignorance, your unparalleled cultural appropriation, your shitty band, and your all around vapid narcissism.”
A guy from high school just chatted me on facebook…
J: we have the same last name and i remember
Me: yeah we do lol
J: and i remember you in basalt high schoo
hyave you spoken to caroline vermelia
aka the uinit
Me: No, I haven’t ( I have no fucking idea who this is)
J: thatspretty deent
decent
Weirdest conversation of the day.
I can’t even go near Ayla right now. Roman somehow managed to get his cologne on her and it is fucking with my head.
coffin-dodger asked: Just so you know, you're my favorite.
You're so brave & I look up to for being able to share your story tonight.
I'm glad to call you my best friend (and sister wife)
:)
MAKING ME CRY INTO CEREAL
Thank you so much, Aly.
I really appreciate having you in my life.
Wonder Twin powers, activate!
Take Back The Night
So, I went to Seattle University’s Take Back The Night without really thinking much of it. I knew we would be fighting against sexual violence against women (and men), but I definitely didn’t think that I would be telling my story in front of a crowded room of very supportive fellow students and faculty.
Even though most of what I did was cry on stage for a few minutes, I feel like something has changed within me — I feel empowered and inspired. Everyone that shared their stories were so brave, and I have so much respect for all of you.
There is something fascinating about feeling an amazing level of comfort in a room of strangers who are all there to tell you that “everything is going to be OK and that you’re not alone.”
Reaffirming my faith in humanity.
