JasiaJustWantsToRead

Getting high is amazing.
          	
          	“I thought you didn’t do those things?” 
          	
          	I don’t. But four of my favorite stories were updated yesterday and I’m still feeling amazingly blissful.
          	
          	(Read three saving the fourth for popcorn tomorrow because I know I’m gonna need it for vibes and all those chapters. You know who you are boo <3)

JasiaJustWantsToRead

Getting high is amazing.
          
          “I thought you didn’t do those things?” 
          
          I don’t. But four of my favorite stories were updated yesterday and I’m still feeling amazingly blissful.
          
          (Read three saving the fourth for popcorn tomorrow because I know I’m gonna need it for vibes and all those chapters. You know who you are boo <3)

JasiaJustWantsToRead

You can say ‘Ring around tht Rosie’ or the Lizzie board jump rope song is the scariest children song, but my childhood lullaby will always take first place. 
          
          It goes like this:
          (Translated into English)
          Sleep aye~
          Sleep oh~
          Sleep from the American (man).
          Careful if they come and beat us both,
          K-ll us both,
          (More traumatizing lyrics that made me fall asleep like she told me a story about butterflies and unicorns.)

JasiaJustWantsToRead

Is trauma inherited?
          
          I think it can be passed down, but not inherited. Some parents pass down their trauma to their kids not knowing how bad it can mess them up.
          
          The most popular lullaby in my culture is literally from back in when: 
          —World War Two happened, 
          —They dropped nuclear bombs in our ocean and it had a horrible reaction to plants, wild life, and people, 
          —and when the Japanese tried to take over and use us as slaves in their factory’s.
          
          And it literally warns kids to hide away from the American men or they would k-ll them.
          
          Wtf???