I still think about you all the time. it hurts, it stings, and the fact that you don't care about my existence hurts even more.
I'm reading into your signals. are you happy now?
cellar door is the most beautiful
I still think about you all the time. it hurts, it stings, and the fact that you don't care about my existence hurts even more.
I'm reading into your signals. are you happy now?
when I can't sleep (want to, but can't, will force myself not to) I write. Go me.
I wonder what it would be like if I had been born a genderless human. Or more androgynous than I am. Because no matter what I wake up as, how I see myself in my mind and on paper, when I look in the mirror I see the face of a girl -- heart face and round eyes, blue ice and strange October features on a December baby. "you are mine" (michaelson 10). I hate waking up a boy because I feel it in my bones and skin. I dont' have boy pants, so I wear whatever pants I find and band T-shirts with a high neckline, black with sleeves past the armpits so people don't see the lack of shaving. I wear jean jackets and sneakers and feel my vocal range become husky and low. I see girls in the street. Today I was a person. I wore a skirt and a band T-shirt. I felt like a foreigner in my own body.
I don't know why this is happening to me, but I'll go with it. who knows? it might shape me as a person. every other fucked up thing has, after all.