I feel really unliked and unwanted by my friends.
demiromantic?
you develop feelings for people after a while? you and the rest of the fucking planet.
if theres ever been a term more indicative of special snowflake syndrome.
srsly.
even demisexual
talmbout you only wanna have sex when you have feelings for people
yeah most fucking women end up doing that anyway
why you need a speshul label for what the whole fucking planet already does anyway…
i cant even.
Someone made a term for needing to have feelings for someone? What?
THANK YOU
I would give anything to watch even the shittiest recording of American Idiot right now.
I really would.
Or “Wishes”, the Disney fireworks show, with my graduating class.
Be in the pit at Blink, second row for Green Day.
Backstage for the Laramie Project or goofing around outside at Disco Inferno.
Cuddled up next to my best friends at the last Harry Potter movie.
Holding Jon’s hand at the Avengers. Was that really twelve hours ago?
Sitting next to Roy and meeting my hero, Chuck Palahniuk.
I have all these wonderful experiences. Please, Christina. Be happy right now.
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Commander in chief: The president.
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