#giulianaglass

tori   had   to   agree.   she   couldn't   believe   the   things   that   some   girls   would   let   their   partners   do   to   them.   throwing   them   in   the   air   and   just   depending   on   them   to   be   caught?   tori   would   never.   she'd   decided   early   on   in   her   skating   career   that   she   would   never   let   a   man   toss   her   up   in   the   air.   her   mind   immediately   went   to   thinking   about   how   many   accidents   could   be   caused   if   blades   went   where   they   shouldn't   be   going   and   she   shuttered,   taking   a   deep   breath   in   through   the   nose.   ❝   hard   agree.   you   won't   catch   me   putting   that   much   trust   in   anyone   any   time   soon.   ❞   she   says,   examining   her   nails.   picking   at   a   cuticle,   she   glances   back   up   at   giuliana.   ❝   we   didn't   just   agree   on   something,   did   we?   ❞

she’s lucky it’s a rink and not an actual lake that’s just covered in ice for the winter season.   had it been a lake,  with actual water underneath the ice,  she could have fallen through and gotten hurt or sick.    thankfully ice rinks don’t work like that,   but her fall still hurt.    she doesn’t feel embarrassed about falling,   more shameful of the scream she’d wailed as she went down.    rapunzel rubs her leg as she stands up again, gripping the wall   --  thankfully she’d fallen quite close to it.    “oh,   yeah,   i’m all good.    i’m guessing that balance is the hardest part of all of this?”        // @giulianaglass | meme / accepting.

it’s so embarrassing to admit.    she supposes that she’s experienced flurries before,  either in the tower or in the kingdom of corona itself.    she’s never truly experienced it in the tower,  she supposes she’s missed whatever flurries fell from the gloomy and grey skies - if they actually fell at all.   but in the kingdom,  snow was a rarity.   sometimes it would flurry, but it wouldn’t last very long.    however,  an actual real snowfall is something she’s only seen in film,  or read in books.    she can’t even picture it realistically because she’s never seen it for herself,  in real life.    rapunzel’s head shakes,  brow furrowing lightly.    “i haven’t,   i’m afraid.    i mean,  corona has a few flurries once or twice a year but we don’t really have snow storms.    i suppose i could have traveled to a snow-filled city or town but i don’t even know what i would do if it magically started to snow,”  she adds with a small laugh.    “have you?”        // @giulianaglass | meme / accepting.