#qce

This sequence is kinda fun and if you start from 1 it looks a bit like this:

1, 11, 21, 1211, 111221, ... 

To generate the next number in this sequence, you just read off the digits from the previous number. For example-

1 is read as “one 1″ which gives the next number, 11

11 is read as “two 1′s” which then gives 21 

21 is read as “one 2, one 1″ which gives 1211; this process is then repeated forever and ever.

My school used to have these really shitty chairs and they’d have cracks in them because people would lean back in them.

And in year 7 my class was doing a math test and we arranged ourself so there was one person on each table and whatever. We begun the test and two boys started rocking in their chairs, being disruptive making the chairs grind and creak. Then the teacher was like, “Whoever makes noise with their chair next is gonna get lunchtime detention” And I’m getting nervous because these chairs make noise from any movement. I’m feeling tense because I shifted more of my weight from my bottom to my legs. My legs start to feel tired so I shift some of my weight back to my chair and then it happened…

It made a crunchy noise. Bruh I did not want to have a lunchtime detention over my chair squeaking. But Ms. switched up her attitude real quick like ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ well it’s the chairs fault. And the way she just switched up her attitude is really funny to me. Like I swear that the good kids could get away with doing a lot of things. Not necessarily highlighted in this scenario but 😂

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aaaaa thank you for enabling me <333333

ok so this is the brain child of me processing a bunch of stuff from my old school while listening to queer country music and so I just took a bunch of inspiration from my own experiences and people that I knew and made it gayer and more dramatic 👁

so it’s set in this small town in the southern united states in a super conservative town and I have the main characters set up into 3-4 groups based on age (I have so many I might turn it into several short stories focusing on a few characters each? idk yet) and all of them went to the religious school in town and the ages of the characters range from like 15-21 I think??

i’m probably only going to go through the oldest ones since this is super long ajdkdlsksk so the first group is the ones who are like 21 ish and its laynie, caroline, owen, anika, thea, and charity.

laynie and caroline were best friends as kids and had a huge falling out in middle school because laynies mom was super controlling and mean and they spent high school hating each other. they went to separate colleges but over the summer when they are home they end up together at a party and just talk the whole time and become friends again. owen had a bunch of mental health issues during high school and moved out at 17 to new york. he found an amazing group of friends and became a drag queen. the thee of them end up in a poly relationship together after laynie and caroline stay with owen for a little bit while laynies aunt who she was super close with was in the hospital.

anika and thea have an enemies to lovers thing going. thea is charity’s best friend and they were like the super good religious girls in school whereas anika is this amazing soft butch artist saving up to go to art school. they hated each other in school but then got together after the graduated since neither of them went to college right away but they kept it a secret because ya know being in a sapphic relationship in a small town is not where it’s at😐 they end breaking up and staying good friends when anika leaves for art school but it’s super happy because they both figure out where they need to be in life and right now it’s not together, right person wrong time sort of deal.

as for charity, she is the classic ‘dated the same guy through all high school married right after graduation and then stays as a stay at home mom for the rest of her life’. she has crazy religious parents and never really had any other options she’s the third of ten kids and it’s insane. anyways her story is about figuring out her identity and finding a home in the queer community. also she kills her husband and that’s super cool (he deserves it).

the last one i’m going to go through is mimi and claudia, who are a lesbian couple in their like sixties. they own this super cute bakery/cafe/coffee shop in town and they used to live in nyc but ended up there for claudias family. I love them. after charity’s husband dies of ‘natural causes in his sleep’ she gets a job at their shop and they tough love her through her queer journey. I love them so much queer wine aunts basically

They’re tough as hell but you’ll get through it!

Love,