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Nov 3, 2023

I made a promise on 11/1/23 to love myself again

Nov 1, 2023

Wow it’s been ages. Like over 10 years

It’s kind of crazy how much has changed

I’m 30 now

I lived through a global pandemic

I can’t afford to buy a house

I don’t have a kid yet

That’s what people expect of me

But that’s not how things are anymore these days

I can tell you things I have done though

I finally started reading for pleasure again

I completed a masters degree simultaneously as the world shut down around me

I went to the plunges of hell and slowly

Slowly

Found my way back

To myself

I can feel it now, I feel alive again

Job uncertainty

Tumultuous relationship

Weight gain

Fight or flight

I’m so sick of this never ending autopilot

I will slowly take back control

Because time is fleeting

And life isn’t real

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kuttithevangu:

Do you remember the grocery store, Mr. Frodo? It’ll be spring soon, and the Red Sox will be at Fenway; and the cafes will be putting tables on the sidewalk; and they’ll be cleaning out the boathouses on the Charles; and eating takeout from the Armenian grocery store. Do you remember the taste of takeout?

no sam….I can’t recall the taste of food trucks, 

Reblogging because spring approaches again. February 2020 is when I started seriously planning regarding the plague, according to my Discord history. I don’t know what to expect from the coming months this year. I should definitely expect above-freezing temperatures and birdsong, but I don’t really. On some level I expect an eternal winter, or perhaps a transition straight from below freezing and bone dry to hotter-than-body-temperature and extreme humidity.

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“We cling to music, to poems, to quotes, to writing, to art because we desperately do not want to be alone. We want to know we aren’t going crazy, and someone out there knows exactly how we’re feeling. We want someone to explain the things we can’t.“”

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