Anonymous
- I know - Pt. 2
Hearing you tell me I was pretty was amazing, I won't even lie to you. Knowing that you looked for me at church and knowing you perked up at the mention of my name made me feel more special than I have in years. Knowing that I crossed your mind at all gave me butterflies and I couldn't keep that stupid smile off my face when you told me I was beautiful. But as per usual, all I am to you is a pretty face. A pretty girl to look at and that's about it. I know that's what you're thinking.
Anonymous
- I know - Pt. 1
I know what I am to you. I know that I'm just a boost to your ego. I know that you use me as another pretty face. I know that I give you the attention that you want. I know. But I also know you're talking to other girls. I know that I am not enough for you. I probably am reserved and my standards are too high. I wait for you to talk to me and I watch for your name to pop up on my phone. I know that you don't really care about me.
Anonymous
- I wanted it so badly
It hurt, but I'm not dumb. Your response solidified everything I had been thinking all week and I hated it. I thought my lifelong prayer was beginning to be answered. I was giving you a second chance. But all you wanted to do was play around. I wanted you to care about me. I wanted you to love me on purpose. I wanted you to see how flawed I was and choose to love me anyway. I wanted you to be the person who made me smile. I wanted it so badly. I just wanted you to want me.
NCT 127
- Highway to Heaven
We'll take the highway to heaven, and I can't wait to love you all alone. We'll take the highway to heaven. On the 101 let's see just where it goes. Last call, are you coming with me? I got some things you want to see. Tell your friends that you're busy.
abuhurairah
- Self Reference
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outside JR
- Dully
And maybe that was the tragedy of it all. A gloomy human with a mind a bit too fuzzy, forever walking around a blank space of grey, trying to escape the inescapable buzzing glow in their ribs. To drown out that deafening call of the imprudent lake that so limberly cast them aside now and then. Like a dog's rough collar I am, always it seems, stifled around the edges, and too obtrusive in the dull serene.
outside JR
- My girl
Quite meek and shy, but somehow it seemed almost as if she always knew more than she let on. But she remained paralyzed, almost, with a slight glint of confusion, no compulsion resting atop her brows. She knew what she was doing, right?
outside JR
- So tragic stars
We cried under the stars that never forgave us for being too numb in the heart that we chose to stay put on this spinning, smoldering rock, instead of hugging them goodnight and humming to them our tragedies lost. The stars don't forgive us, and they won't ever soon, because to them we have betrayed what it means to be called the moon.
John Danaher
- Losing
There's no shame in losing to a black belt when you're a white belt, but when you have very similar skill levels, you're going to come back to the techniques that are most likely to get you a win.
Mitchell Tenpenny
- Truth About You
There's two sides to every breakup, one's a lie and one's the truth. One of 'em went down and one was made up, but in the end we both lose. Why can't we meet in the middle? Call it even, call it truce. If you quit tellin' lies about me, I won't tell the truth about you.
Dean Lewis
- Be Alright
And my friend said, I know you love her but it's over mate. It doesn't matter put the phone away. It's never easy to walk away, let her go. It'll be okay. It's gonna hurt for a bit of time, so bottoms up let's forget tonight. You'll find another and you'll be just fine let her go. It'll be alright.
Onomatopoeia
- Asking for something
Some people out there are afraid of asking for anything, and that includes me. I find myself shivering in fear whenever I want to ask for something from someone. What is it that makes me think this way? Is it possible that I feel a sense of guilt when I ask for something? No, it can't be. As far as I'm concerned, whatever it is that I'm going to ask for is well within my right to. So why on earth can't I do it?
onomatopoeia
- Sense of Humor
Sometimes I find myself to be laughing at the weirdest possible thing that exist in this world. I could be laughing at a pineapple at 3:00 in the morning for absolutely no reason. But it's comforting knowing that I'm not the only one like this... right?
Your Worst Nightmare
- Right Handedness
Look upon my unholy opium lolli-pop! Holy moly, I only kill Jim by lolli-pop. My link upon him, you'll jump no ill. No, you! MY yummy opium lolli-pop! Nom.
Your Worst Nightmare
- Left Handed
Drew's race car was a feared avatar. We saw cars sew far east desert treads, was Ted's dad aware we saw Drew? Wade craved desegregated stewardesses' breasts. Few great tresses dread sad readers, fewer red sweaters fear red dresses. Rat-faced Dave fears sweat.
Tame Impala
- Breathe Deeper
Seems you're coming on, breathe a little deeper should you need to come undone and let those colors run. Now you're having fun, so do this and get through this and come find me when you're done, so we can be as one <3.
myself
- Thumb typing
I've started typing "c," "v," "b," "n," and "m" with my thumbs. It's slower right now, because I need to think about it so much, but my thinking is, when I need to move my index fingers up and down so much, it really slows me down. Try typing "unannounced" a bunch with thumbs for bottom row and tell me what you think.
myself
- Typing quotes
Typing quotes is so enjoyable. There's something about getting dropped into the middle of a piece of literature or just something someone said at some point in their lives. You get an introduction to such a broad and random set of perspectives. The only criterion is that someone had to like it enough to submit it as a quote here.
Terry Pratchett's "Men at Arms"
- Vimes' Boots Theory
A man who could afford fifty dollars had a pair of boots that'd still be keeping his feet dry in ten years' time, while the poor man who could only afford cheap boots would have spent a hundred dollars on boots in the same time and would still have wet feet. This was the Captain Samuel Vimes 'Boots' theory of socio-economic unfairness.
