rip (cod asw)

asw withdrawals and the weekend isn’t even over yet god help me

i’m supposed to go to work tmr like i’m the same person i was on friday lol i’ve lost so many brain cells but i’m so entertained

well 🥹 what a weekend we’ve had lol it was a pleasure doing business with you guys & luckily we have enough pizza and messiness to hold us over for a while

I believe that everything that happened over these past few months regarding Pazzi (rumors, drama, theories) is a perfect example of why they keep their relationship private. People love being intrusive in famous people's lives and sometimes justify it by saying that if they didn't want things to be this way, they shouldn't have put themselves out there or become famous. Paige and Azzi are two incredible people—whether we're talking about their personalities, each with their own unique qualities, or their performance on the court—and that's what makes them special. But unfortunately, people like them end up feeling suffocated by the world; they have to be careful, avoid showing too much of themselves, and sometimes put on a fake front just so people will leave them alone. They are under no obligation to speak about their private lives just because the world wants to know. And I think whether they are together or not is nobody's business but theirs, because that relationship is about them, not the fans.​So when I see comments saying it's "confirmed" they aren't together anymore just because they didn't act close during All-Star Weekend, I wonder if people realize how hard it is to be in a relationship where everyone wants to know every single detail—a situation where you have to protect that relationship for your own well-being and the well-being of the person with you, whether you're together or not. If Azzi and Paige really wanted to speak out on this topic, they would have done so a long time ago. But they've been clear: they don't want people meddling in things that are none of their business. So respect their choice and let them breathe. They already deal with enough pressure—don't add to it.