When Most Say They Want To Be Feminine The Way Men Are Feminine, They Mean Timothe Chalamet Or Lil Nas

When most say they want to be feminine the way men are feminine, they mean Timothée Chalamet or Lil Nas X. I want to be feminine the way Russell Crowe or Matt Berry are feminine

I keeping waiting for that one button on his vest to go. I want it to pop off completly. I want to hear it snap and bounce off his knee. I want to see his face as he feels it free it self, and I want to see him fluster and blush as it skitters away. I see it straining, threating to go as he twists and breathes and slouches and bounces, but it never does. What beautiful torture.

Do I Want to Eat Because I'm Hungry, or Am I Just Bored: a Novel, by me

It used to bother me that I can't connect to people. I'd see people just walking up to others and just chatting away, or someone being able to talk about something without being asked a direct question. I've tried, and I don't know why I can't. I can't pretend like that. Why doesn't my face move like that? Why doesn't my voice vary like that? Why does it feel like I have to perform an emotion for people to notice I'm having one? Why do I have to mimic others to express myself? Why don't people notice when I express myself in the way that comes naturally to me?

Terry Jones was the King of Screaming into the Wind.

The inside of my thighs are so soft, y'all.