Called My Tall Friend A Slenderman Kinnie And Told Him Everyone On This God Forsaken App Would Fuck Him

called my tall friend a slenderman kinnie and told him everyone on this god forsaken app would fuck him bc of that

i’m a good friend

anyways i’ve decided to go as an ancient egyptian cos dramatic eye makeup is my THING

um so every year the upper sixth get dressed up for their last day before leaving and noone knew if it was happening this year bc of covid but they JUST confirmed it's happening next friday and i have no ideas, so if u have any costume ideas pls lmk!!

when i was a kid i was listening to i write sins not tragedies followed straight by black beatles without batting an eye bc baby i’ve always had range

i think one of the most important things i’ve learned this last year is how labels are supposed to accommodate and describe us rather than act as strict parameters for who we allow ourselves to be (this applies to pretty much every type of label but i’m more specifically talking abt sexuality here).

for me, the term bisexual best describes my sexuality so it’s what i use. if in the future i realise it’s not a good fit anymore i can just stop using it and either be label-less or find a different one. changing labels doesn’t invalidate the feelings and experiences i’ve had, it just shows i’ve learnt more about myself as a person. it doesn’t mean i lied abt being bi either, just that i’ve figured out it’s not quite who i am.

realising this has made me so much more comfortable about calling myself bi, bc for a long time when i was questioning i was so scared that i was lying bc i didn’t feel i had enough ‘proof’ that this was a term i could use. but it’s not me that has to squeeze myself into the box i think i need to be in, but instead just living and trying new things and if i feel like i’ve found a place for myself i can stay for as long as it feels right - whether that be for good or not.

@thegirlthatsdancingintherain for u <3

If he’s not married to the music, dump him

past me to future me: homo?

future me to past me: homo :)