If Youre A Studyblr, Bookblr, Or Langblr, Reblog This And Ill Follow You.

If you’re a studyblr, bookblr, or langblr, reblog this and I’ll follow you.

Alternatives for Overused Words, inspired by this post from Ultrafacts

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but what does ur fave book in high school say about you

the bell jar: you were depressed in high school and uncomfortable with womanhood the metamorphosis: you were depressed in high school and uncomfortable with occupying a physical form the awakening: you wrote poetry in high school and you wouldn’t let anyone see it all quiet on the western front: you were into the homoerotic bonding and the drama of it all. you’re probably gay the catcher in the rye: in high school you felt misunderstood and you cried a lot pride and prejudice: you like romcoms jane eyre: you have had an unusual love life the great gatsby: at one point in your life you have had posters of audrey hepburn and marilyn monroe in your bedroom to kill a mockingbird: you believe that bernie sanders will save this country brave new world: you are a pretentious libertarian and you fear women 1984: you are a sex-positive liberal lord of the flies: you are a frat boy a portrait of the artist as a young man: you love to suffer the grapes of wrath: your tastes are overly influenced by what your dad thinks is good of mice and men: you are only saying this book was your favorite because it is the only book you read in high school because it is short

Me Texting: sarcasm on point, hilarious, snarky, too good for you

Me Talking: stutters, forgets words, dissolves into awkward silence