april 16
2:27 p.m.dear l,
yesterday on the facebook group for uni (are we sharing which uni? whatever) i wrote about myself because everyone else was doing it but i felt like such a pleb.
i'm one of those weird dynamic people, like i can be really kind with some people, then really sarcastic {or savage} and there's really no way to come across like both online, you know? so on the site i'm all friendly but it doesn't feel genuine at all. anywho, i wrote something like:
hi, i'm in *******, I like writing and reading ......blahblahblah............can't wait to meet you all next year....
ew (minus the blahblahblah and add some more earnest sharing)
anyway, this girl made a group chat and it was blowing up all evening. they're all very excited and friendly and that's cool and they like writing and reading but -
they all watch friends.
i've never seen friends but i am fairly certain it's not my cup of tea and also the group has no boys. i like boys for friends.
and i want to know if one of them is my roommate and agh.
not that i don't like them, i just don't know? i much prefer in-person stuff. then there the {idiotic} thought where it's like "what if they don't like me in person?" bleh
i don't really know what the point of this entry was
on the bright side there's a ton of groups for theatre and creative writing and volunteering there.
you should really check your social media at some point i feel ignored
love,
Sreaders, i need some show recommendations help
YOU ARE READING
drunken shakespeare
Non-Fictionopen letters from one senioritis afflicted teen to another.