♥︎ if you haven’t heard it today, i’m very proud of you! love, a stranger on the internet.

was blown away by the pure HUMANITY of The Drama. the at times painfully awkward interactions, dialogue that actually feels like real life, down to the awkward and ill-timed laughs, charlie's crash-out when he kissed misha, while obviously in the wrong it's a realistic depiction of a breakdown, the fear of marrying someone you don't actually know pushed to the extreme, not to mention the realism of what being forced into a small bubble on the internet can do to a child, forcing them into the belief that this is who they are, then the quick turnaround when emma finds a group that pops that bubble.

when 1D said does it ever drive you crazy just how fast the night changes they were so fucking right

you have a disgusting storytelling addiction

It’s true. It goes back a long way, too. It all started when…

You can’t skip the messy part. The messy part is where you grow.

people are so allergic to the concept of just saying “i don’t like this” instead of making up incoherent arguments as to why you don’t like it / why it doesn’t work. you can just say you don’t like something. not every opinion needs to go to trial.

ohh my god but what if there is still time. what if there is still time. hey. there is still time? there is still time. have you heard. there is still time. hi. there is still time. did you know. there is still time.

chatgpt didn’t invent the emdash and they can’t fucking have it. it’s mine.