I don't want a huge life. I want a small apartment, someone who loves me, a dog, decent coffee, and enough money that I don't panic when the electricity bill comes. That's honestly it.
Straight from the room
I don't want a huge life. I want a small apartment, someone who loves me, a dog, decent coffee, and enough money that I don't panic when the electricity bill comes. That's honestly it.
I spend 8 hours a day working and then feel guilty for being too tired to do anything after work. Who designed adulthood?
I don't hate my job. I hate Sunday nights.
Sometimes I purposely take longer to reply because I don't want him to think I was waiting for his message. Meanwhile I've had my phone in my hand for 25 minutes.
Sometimes I cancel plans because I don't want to go. Then I sit alone and wish someone was here. Make it make sense.
The worst part about a breakup isn't losing the person. It's losing all the stupid little routines. "Did you eat?" "I'm home." "Look at this." "Call me when you're free." I miss being expected somewhere.
I said "you too" when the waiter said "enjoy your meal." I wanted to leave the country.
I'm not suicidal. I'm just tired of having to be a person every single day. I don't know how else to explain it.
Everyone in my friend group has internships. I don't. I'm happy for them. I'm also quietly freaking the fuck out. Both can exist at the same time.
I accidentally liked someone's Instagram post from 2019. I am now legally required to change my identity.
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