People who are too cowardly to face the consequences of their actions and start arguments then run away as soon as the blame is(rightfully) placed on them
I forgot to add: Then they come back immediately after and claim that they didn't leave of their own accord, then try to put the issue past them while still keeping the pity party rolling
When you know you're playing a piece wrong but you're by yourself and you can't figure out what's wrong about it
And then you look it up to listen to it and it's so good and you're so bad
Online choir in a nutshell
Bonus points for how I always slip into the soprano part when I'm supposed to be singing tenor because I can't hear the other tenor/altos to keep me in line
i hate it when i go upstairs to get breakfast, specifically cereal, and remember that we ran out of milk a while back
when i try to eat dry cereal nowadays, it's like my brain completely refuses to process it and decides that i'm just gonna either eat baked pretzels for breakfast or just starve to death
My mind is blown that you go upstairs to eat lmao.
i only go upstairs to get food
then i bring it downstairs with me and just,,,, eat
I hate being alive. Breathing? Sounds fake but okay. Like, I'm not suicidal but the concept of being alive is so weird.
I hate that voice in the back of my head that tells me that I will never make it. I hate that voice that tells me that I'm going to have a basic office job once I graduate because I'll never be able to afford college on the other side of the country. I hate the voice that tells me that I'm going to live with my overbearing and annoying parents forever.
Being forced to make a decision and when people get mad at me for saying "I don't know" or "I don't care"
God, especially when it's low stakes, like "where do you want to eat?"
I hate when people tell me "I don't know is not an acceptable answer" to something I actually do not know. It's like at this point you're asking me to cough up some bullshit.
I hate that I'm always the one looked to for answers because I'm just the "smart kid."
And I HATE that people can only describe me as 'smart'.
It doesn't help because I've never felt like a smart person. I never study, I hardly pay attention in class, but somehow I have a 4.2 GPA that I feel like I don't deserve.
When people say "he or she" when talking about something where the gender is fluid. (ex: "…and when he or she comes up here to read the passage, we will…") Just say "they". It's so much easier and doesn't add unnecessary gender or ignore other genders.
Especially when they're like "he or she will grab his or her backpack and give it to his or her parents" like please just use "they"
My dad's homophobia. We try to watch a simple movie together and the one gay character comes in and you can audibly hear him sigh with disbelief. Cause apparently by accepting LGBTQ+ and adding those characters into movies and books is "forcing" everyone to be gay. It drives me insane. Can't wait for him to find out me and my sister are both bi lmao
but if a single gay character in a movie is propaganda then i, a queer, should riot over the sheer amount of forced straight romance to exist
All I want is a cute LGBTQIAP+ romcom that is actually quality
Is that too much to ask?
Have u read Heartstopper? It's a comic tho
I hate people that think not opening snaps make them cool
Have u read Heartstopper? It's a comic tho
Eva you've started a notebook cult around a fucking comic by recommending it to like three people who get easily obsessed with things and feel the need to tell everyone else about it at every opportunity and I'm here for it
But yes Salami is correct, Heartstopper is rad you should read it
Have u read Heartstopper? It's a comic tho
Eva you've started a notebook cult around a fucking comic by recommending it to like three people who get easily obsessed with things and feel the need to tell everyone else about it at every opportunity and I'm here for it
But yes Salami is correct, Heartstopper is rad you should read it
you really called me out on that "easily obsessed"