Ara-Cygnus-Sagitta

i just chugged Tabasco sauce
          	
          	i hate intrusive thoughts
          	
          	i regret my life choices

Ara-Cygnus-Sagitta

Alright, the girl I love gave me a whole speech about the finals that actually made me feel better (she's a grade above me, so this is the last time she'll take these before AP's happen. I've got these finals, next year's midterms, and next year's finals before I do AP's).
          
          She knelt with me at my locker, and talked to me, and I just looked into her eyes, cliche as that is (I never can recall their exact color. I don't know why). And she hugged me, and kissed my cheek and the top of my head, and rushed off to class.
          
          I am quite literally swooning.

Ara-Cygnus-Sagitta

Alright! Today is officially my one-year coming out anniversary!
          
          And my mom actually isn't home today. So. That's another good thing.
          
          Bit hard to wrap my head around it. One year since I was just a terrified kid in the back-seat of a car, blurting out "I'm gay" to my parents.

Ara-Cygnus-Sagitta

My one-year coming out anniversary is tomorrow. And Mother's Day is also tomorrow.
          
          This is the worst coincidence that's happened this year. Like genuinely, why. A day for the person who's told me that it's wrong, that it's no way to live. And it's on the day of my coming out anniversary.
          
          I hate coincidences like this.

Ara-Cygnus-Sagitta

Alright, this is more to mark it down than anything, but I got the idea to get out my Kindle again on March 18, after seeing a reddit post about someone reading Ao3 on their iPod and finding a comment where someone said they did that on their Kindle.
          
          A lot has happened since then. 42 days. A lot of research, a whole factory reset, several failed attempts to scam Amazon customer service, a terrifying incident that needed superglue, and a new case.
          
          My OCD has calmed down since fifth grade, when I won it (for reading the most in the school. 20158 pages in a month.), so it's less stressful to flip pages. I don't have to keep track of which thumb or how much pressure or if it feels 'just right'.
          
          Anyways, this is for the record.

AnikaSN1098

@Ara-Cygnus-Sagitta Well that’s good! I have to end up checking to see if there’s an even or odd number of lines in a page or paragraph, and if it’s off I have to keep reading no matter what or else I get a panic attack.
            
            It’s great.
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Ara-Cygnus-Sagitta

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My immune system is kicking ass. Everyone in the fucking school is getting sick, and I felt sniffles last week, and was entirely sure I was going to get a cold.
          
          Kudos to my lymph nodes. The sniffles faded in two days. I was fine.