#write-yourself

Gurl, I know exactly what you mean. I have crippling cramps, nausea, headache, bloating, etc you name it too. I genuinely don't understand how people exist like normal human beings through that shit. Well, that's a lie, they're probably lucky and on birth control, which helps regulate the hormones, which alleviates the symptoms, but STILL. How did people function BEFORE BC? It does not compute.

Ughhhhh same here, IDGI too. :’( I guess everybody just ends up lying down and curling up until the world is over. BC makes me nauseous so I pretty much just have to take it lying down with a painkiller or two. 

codeblackglitter replied to your post “Menses suck to hell okay. I’ve probably retched out all that I’ve...”

Periods sucks. It really does.. i’m sending internet hugs and chocolate <3

Thanks sweetheart! I love me some chocolate when this happens :’)

magnusbaene replied to your post “Menses suck to hell okay. I’ve probably retched out all that I’ve...”

fuuuuck im feeling this so hard, find something warm to press on your stomach, and …dont move? kajshdkh this is what helps with me last time it was this bad i was at work and took like 5 pain killers i dont recommend that kajdasj

Isn't 2A supposed to end with Alec and Izzy still at odds, though?

"I'm just a boy, standing in front of a man, asking him to love me." That sounds pretty sweet. :)

I don't think it's unrealistic at all. I have been friends - good friends - with all of my exes. It's really not that difficult if your relationship was built on friendship in the first place. If the only thing two former lovers had in common was sex and kissing, then sure, that'd be awkward. But for people who value friendship above love, it's just a simple transition. I *hope* that's the route that the writers take, but obviously, I don't know. But it's not impossible.

Gotchya, I must've misunderstood. I've only been half keeping track of all the info we've been getting, so it's getting all confused in my head, I guess.

LOL! Great response. I feel the same way. I ship Jalec romantically, but I also love the shit out of their platonic relationship on screen. And the amount they say brother is pretty silly :P

I don't think it's weird if either of them refer to themselves as "boys" and the other as a man. Both Jace and Alec, while having healthy egos, they see the other as this amazing being that far surpasses their own self worth. I see it as just a sign that they're underestimating their own maturity and self worth and not really, like, infantilizing themselves or anything like that.