* 𝕒𝕟𝕘𝕖𝕝 / 𝑒𝓎𝑒𝓈

all the new music coming out has me worried about the upcoming concerts i need to attend and then we have football season around the corner. you guys know what that means right? cheerleaders. i've been thinking about this a lot after watching the documentary on the lovely ladies who jump split and the only time i remember being that fit was when i was working for victoria secret. have you guys seen any of the shows? not to brag, but i seriously looked like an angel. those were the days, i miss shooting the commercials the most. @sbhqstarters

you're worried about having to attend a lot of concerts ? why ? aren't concerts just the best thing ever ? front row, back row, vip area, doesn't matter as long as the vibe is there and you feel the music. are you looking for a concert buddy to make all of those dreams come true ? because then i'm your girl. football season sounds lame compared to that. unless you've got your eye on a specific player, then i'm keeping my mouth shut. bitch please, you still look like an angel and i bet you're just as fit and would make the hottest cheerleader ever out on the field.

I'll say that it's pretty easy getting excited and pumped about the new season getting started, and I'll say what I say every year, I have high hopes for the team this year. However, when your personal life has crumbled a bit and started falling apart, I feel like it's also a little difficult being pumped about the new season. My marriage falling apart wasn't on my bingo card for this year, so I'm focused on that while trying to still be focused on being happy about being back on the field again.  I just hope that once the first official game gets here, my mind is going to be fully focused on that, and I'm not going to be thinking about the other shit.  But with that being said, how's everyone else's year going? I want to hear some happy things, so please tell me your year is going a lot better than mine! Though if you've had a shitty year too, you're welcome to share that with me, and I'll be willing to throw us a pity party and we'll get through these rough times together. @sbhqstarters

"i feel that all too well" - me, not associated with sports in any kind. good luck for the season, though. lets say i feel where your head's at and how that might interfere with your profession if you let it. which is why i propose a 'pick me up' party instead of a pity party for the both of us. pity parties are just sad, we need something more cheerful and uplifting. like a barbecue with our loved ones instead of sad movies, wine and chocolate. do you even drink or eat sweets ? anyways, you get my point. not sure what team you play for and where you're located, but if you're ever in need of of a good bbq, you know where to find me.