#dramatic people

If I had known it would hurt you...

If only I had known it would hurt you like this...

How could I want that...

The only creature in this universe who loved this body...

I hurt him deeply...

This has been killing me deeply every day...

My mistake led to your suffering...

And now I will spend the time I have left torturing myself...

I clipped your wings....

As a result, I renounced the freedom of my soul...

I hurt the love of my life...

Maybe the only one who truly loved back...

And after knowing all of this, it's an unbearable pain...

If only the skies would shine once more..

I wouldn't miss the chance to fix everything...

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It’s found family where each of them is weird for a different reason but they share one braincell and they’re all really obsessed and dramatic about one specific thing. Most of them are queer and the main couple is friends to lovers with the strongest platonic-romantic bond.

It’s just so fascinating to see the friendship between each one of them and how they act around each other and what their character adds to the group dynamic.

I think something that isn’t really clear when you’re young is how detrimental drama can be to your life--how it can be entirely prohibitive not just to happiness, but generally to peace of mind.

It’s so easy when you’re a teenager or in early-20s to get absorbed in drama--your own or that of other people. There’s a little thrill in having “friends” who will start shit with anyone, or hold grudges and make people pay; or being around people whose families are straight out of an 80s dramedy. (That may even be your own family. No judgment.)

But the truth is, going to school or work everyday not knowing where you stand with people, or if someone’s talking behind your back the same way they do to everyone else, or just generally stressing about what the outcome of a situation will be is absolutely prohibitive to doing your best work, or to personal growth, or just to a sense of calm. When your brain is flooded with thoughts and questions about some situation going on in your personal life, it almost rejects the thoughts and questions necessary to succeed in school or work or even date-to-day life.

Yes, drama is sometimes unavoidable, and that fact sucks. I guess what I’m getting at is this--if you can, I highly encourage you to take whatever measures necessary/possible to remove as much drama from your life as you can. I promise you will be better off for it.

Signed,

I hate it (sometimes)! No one takes you seriously. It doesn’t even matter if your emotions are valid. It’s like feelings are just a myth — when you have the emotional range of a teaspoon. You know what the worst part is? Observing something that seems rather obvious, but no one else agrees. Ever. It is impossible to find meaningful connections in this era. When you’re really sensitive like…