i swear there's nothing worse than realizing you left your headphones at home during the commute. like, what am i supposed to do? just stare blankly at strangers on the subway? i had my playlist all set and now it's just me and the sound of someone eating a bag of chips two seats away.
so i waited like 20 minutes for a text back and it just said 'ok'. ngl i just sat there staring at my phone like was it really that hard to say more? tbh now i'm second-guessing everything i said before. idk, like do they actually mean ‘okay’ or is that just code for 'leave me alone'?
last night I was scrolling through Instagram—honestly just trying to find something to distract me from my homework—when I saw my ex’s new girlfriend and like she’s really pretty and all but why do I suddenly feel like I’m back in freshman year when I first saw them together and was a mess because it’s been like a year since we broke up but here I am still up at 3 a.m. comparing my life to hers and like I can’t even find matching socks right now so how does she look so cute in all her pics???
last night I was scrolling through Instagram—honestly just trying to find something to distract me from my homework—when I saw my ex’s new girlfriend and like she’s really pretty and all but why do I suddenly feel like I’m back in freshman year when I first saw them together and was a mess because it’s been like a year since we broke up but here I am still up at 3 a.m. comparing my life to hers and like I can’t even find matching socks right now so how does she look so cute in all her pics???
so my friend just said "we need to talk" and then poof—offline. like, what kind of dramatic exit is that? anyway, this got me thinking about how we ALWAYS have these deep talks when something’s gone wrong—like how about a chat just to talk about that insane game we played last week? it's wild we can't just vibe without the heaviness, you know?