u/ilaughlikemandark
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I shouldn't open trollx while in library.
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For once, I avoided the book. The movie saddened me enough. Some readers told me the book has it worse. I believe them but won't read it.
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I wish he was mine, he's really divine.
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Oooh,yes. Yes she does look like her.
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Lone survivor.
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I laughed. Then I felt bad. And now I'm conflicted.
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Like playing minesweeper. Every click showed mines and I went in blind, trusting myself n thinking,"this is what humans do. You're just shy. Give this guy a chance."
Nope.
Never tried with a girl because I find women to be aesthetically pleasing, but that's where my attraction ends. Never wanted to even kiss one.
I'm an asexual, and it took an amount of experimenting to finally come to that conclusion. The experience was frustrating when I didn't know asexuality existed. When I found out, it was a relief. When I came to the college I'm currently at(different country, totally different cultures) I met a few aces in my program. And now I'm okay. Lonely,but okay.
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The cover sways with the wind from an open window. Inside it is a yellow page; on the yellow old page are some words; left of the main page has some incorrigible writing pasted onto it--as if the writer couldn't be bothered, as if the green ink was poison, as if the inscriber wanted to be done with the task as soon as possible.
But I know it is a lie. Whoever it was that has this book before me loved it dearly. How else would I explain the markings, the question marks, the underlines, the different inks, and indecipherable words that lie besides the printed ones, as if they were always there. Every paragraph is adorned with their thoughts. Every yellow old page has those alphabets. The inscriber is the second author here. Their words are my guide.
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Cou de crayon!!
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This should be on Girl Code.
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So cute.
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You could date me. I want a boyfriend sans wandering hands, and with poking devices that don't bother me. We can sit together and criticize random pop songs. It would also shut up my family; they've started pestering me for boyfriend and marriage. I don't know which country to escape to.
Good luck, my friend. I've never been able to lie to myself, or condition myself into believing something else. Maybe you will succeed. I don't fault you for trying though, I know the feeling of being alone.
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The number of times I've had to draw my legs closer while sitting in public...
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I try. I do, really. But I'm 26, tired, jaded, and done.
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That scene was so well done!
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Coldhands will remain important until our theories get debunked :)
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You're right it wasn't a wight.
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Oooohh, I wonder how their inner monologue goes.
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Brienne and Jaime.
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That's true. I'm excited and yet a little uneasy at the same time.
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The way the show is pacing itself, I wouldn't be surprised.
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Kind of unfair, if you ask me. I only read this series about two years ago. The readers who've been following it for a long time, can't imagine how they feel.
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18, 3 of which feature POVs that you may not be that interested in.
And Sir Ian talks about a certain play's curse, and Rowling tells Lisa she'll grow up and marry Harry.
I love that episode.