there’s no way the first time i actually draw something for valentines day it’s daffy duck and porky pig right
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there’s no way the first time i actually draw something for valentines day it’s daffy duck and porky pig right

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tired of being the butt of the joke whenever there’s a group of people togeth. like for whatever reason, this happens every. fucking. time. and i have no idea. i have no fucking clue what vibes i give off that just say “make fun of me! it’s fun!” but i’m over it.
My problem is, I realize things sooner. The sooner I realize, the more I regret. I was completely careless about some stuffs which I eventually understood to take those seriously. Problem is, the second I realized that, it almost went too late. But, thank god, I still have a chance. Better for me to take this chance as a now or never.
If my story reaches to anyone, I just want to say, think and act before it's too late. You never know which things will bite you back and make you regret that you just completely avoided.
The trouble with being punctual is that there´s nobody there to appreciate it.
Harold Rome, quoted from Monkey Business by J. Rolfe and P. Troob
It's the little things that matter.

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Don't say I can expect you at 9:30, then text at 9:34 that you haven't even left your house yet.
She lives 10-15 minutes away and is always 20 minutes late. I am always 5+ minutes early. We've been friend for 14 years, and if anything she's gotten worse.
Does the fact that I'm starving mean it's acceptable for me to be annoyed about having to wait on someone who needs a favor from me?
You'd think they'd have the courtesy of at least coming on time after everything I had to do... And yes, I realize that my "title" could be said in a more grammatically-correct manner. Again, I'm hungry. And cranky.