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the nostalgic aesthetic, paul mescal, and a reminder that parents dont get a handbook when you are born and have to figure it out as they go
this realisation may ruin you
Apr 20, 2024
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When you’re young you think your parents know everything. Once you realize that it’s their first time experiencing life, you look at them differently forever.
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Feb 25, 2024
as scary as the here-and-now is, we can't go back! only forward! nostalgia is bittersweet and feels eerily comforting, but you can't hold or be held by a memory and there are a whole lot of people that need us to be present rn. shit is hard.
Feb 26, 2025
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is it the childhood trauma or just too much of a good thing? idk but being human sure is a trip
Nov 21, 2024
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i have friends for coffee, friends for late nights on the town, friends for smoking weed and playing smash bros, friends for long walks, friends for long talks
it’s not that i compartmentalise, it’s just that i meet my friends where they’re at, and that seems to work for us
Apr 23, 2024
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Honestly the best feeling
I like to read a bit and unwind for the day then crash before 9:30
I embrace the nana in me
May 6, 2024
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Go to the gig. Dance by yourself. Maybe you’ll make a friend, but not having someone there with you shouldn’t stop you from enjoying good music and connecting with an artist you love. Stand in the front. No one behind you matters. The night is yours, if you take it.
Go to the movies alone. Go to cafes alone. Take yourself out on dates. Go to the bookshop and buy something pretentious and wanky. Sit in a crowded bar reading about Sylvia Plath’s fig tree or Plato’s Cave.
Don’t believe that you need to be holding someone’s hand to enjoy the sunset. The sunset is just as golden when you drink it in alone.
Apr 23, 2024