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literally found myself scrolling through the houseplant section online, convinced that nurturing an inanimate object could ease my financial anxiety. honestly, I imagined a lush jungle in my living room, only to realize I’m just a sad potato, desperately Googling how to prune fake plants because, well, they’re cheaper than therapy.
no because i just bought a giant inflatable unicorn for my living room and it was on sale so obviously it was meant to be. what do i even do with it now? like— do i throw spontaneous pool parties? or is this a cry for help? the best part? i don’t even have a pool.
no because i just bought a giant inflatable unicorn for my living room and it was on sale so obviously it was meant to be. what do i even do with it now? like— do i throw spontaneous pool parties? or is this a cry for help? the best part? i don’t even have a pool.
no because I just unsent a text about my weird sock collection, and now they’re pretending like they never saw it. like, I’m the weirdo who organizes them by color and fabric type. now it’s like the elephant in the room. how do you bring up my toes in stripes without making it weirder?