Heyyo, I'm just some random internet stranger with crippling self-esteem and self-confidence issues that directly affect my debilitating anxiety and chronic depression. Because of my numerous mental illnesses, I have taken to commenting on the internet as a way to find joy and escapism from my reality. But anyway, all in all, I'm just your average normal everyday girl with no talents and whose only personality trait is annoying. But I'm trying my best. Also if you message me, please don't feel bad if I dont respond. I'm just having a crisis on how to answer.
I enjoy mangas, manhwas, webtoons, books, anime, Otome games, vocaloids, utaites, and more. I'm also a sucker for anything romance. Quotes, songs, books, mangas, anything, and everything. Love is such a wonderful thing, isn't it? I don't have any preferences for books or anything like that, I just read what I think looks nice.
For now, I'm just a dreamer. Someone with ideas in her head and no good way to put it out. I want to write. I want to write a story that moves people or at least, makes people anticipate it. One day, I'll write something and I'll love it. Even if no one else does, as long as I do then what's the problem right?
Hope, in reality, is the greatest evil for it prolongs the torment of man.
I didn't care if you hurt me, I didn't care if you broke me, I just wanted you to look at me even if you looked at me like dirt.
They say it is better to have loved then lost than never to have loved at all but if I had never loved you, would I still feel as broken as I do now?
I loved you, I loved you so much that I was willing to become the villain you needed in your love story.
Is it sad of me to always look for you wherever I go or is it sadder that you are never there?
It's such a weird thing, why does it hurt so much seeing you with another when you were never mine in the first place?
I knew that if I had truly loved you I would let you go but I don't know if I could handle another heartbreak.
- Devildom
- JoinedJuly 27, 2020
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