#socratiics

Plato`s Apology of Socrates

       THEY COULDN’T KEEP their hands off of each other, to say the least. it had only been three weeks since the last time they were together and in retrospect, that wasn’t very long. however, this time was different. this time there were no guards up, there were no rosalies, and there were certainly no distractions. in the couple’s typical fashion, caed and nyle were already tipsy in a congested bar, tucked away in the corner where they could probably get away with being a little too touchy-feely with one another. “you don’t think it’s too early for me to bring you home, right? too early to meet the parents?” he was drunk, evident by the all knowing smirk that stretched across his cheeks and crinkled at his eyes. “---too early to drag you to the bathroom?” // @socratiics

Lucia: people are so rude i'm sorry :/

“no, you don’t have to explain yourself.” olivia quietly said, shaking her head off in response as she briefly looked away. even though she had a rough and long day at the office and it was late, it was always good to see archer. “i’m sorry, i’m just - do you want to come in? i can make some coffee.”

gabe: you'd think i was a circus act honestly

all of mia’s friends were coupled up or seeing someone, she was the only single friend out of the lot of them. they’d suggested she try tinder, but she wasn’t having much luck with that either. too many assholes, fuckboys and losers to count, so she left it be. but today she was bored and she decided to swipe through, that’s how she landed on him. her lecturer. mia tugs on her bottom lip, what’s the harm in swiping right? it’s not like he’d ever like her back right? so she did just that, she swiped and was suprised with the result.