tinymell

My toxic trait is that I just want to achieve perfection in everything I do

official-windshear

@tinymell  my toxic trait is never saying anything or saying to much
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tinymell

Gng he got an eyebrow piercing... fml bro, I am sooo cooked, this is so not funny anymore, I want to go home. And can he like don't exist, disappear, idk??? This fuckass crush is like going through hell pls help y'all...

tinymell

@nishimuramikiiiii a boy from my schoollllll TT
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nishimuramikiiiii

@tinymell GANG WHO?? (i havent used wattpad in a whole year)
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LegswideforJay

hihi mell it's been a while since we last talked, how have you been ml

LegswideforJay

@tinymell awh i understand babes, it's great that you're focusing on academics that's really important and of course i remember you bb. i had a hectic schedule for scl during nov but currently its way better, don't take too much stress due to school!!!
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tinymell

@LegswideforJay omg, hi loveeee. I've been quite good, youuu? I'm literally sooo so sorry for being so inactive online since school started, but I've been focusing on my academics, my mental health and just trying to make my life better in general, plus using my phone less. Sooo, that's why I've been so out of touch with everyone, yeah... but I'm actually doing really good, and I appreciate it so so much that you remember me and reached out to me <3
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tinymell

Athens Polytechnic Uprising -- November 17 1973
          
          It was a massive student demonstration of popular rejection of the Greek military junta of 1967–1974. It began on 14 November 1973, escalated to an open anti-junta revolt, and ended in bloodshed in the early morning of 17 November after a series of events starting with a tank crashing through the gates of the Athens Polytechnic. This was the first event in a series of political crises that ultimately led to the fall of the junta in the summer of 1974, just a few months later. (wiki)
          
          Basically, 52 years ago, people of my country, but mostly university students, protested against the dictatorship and junta that my country had. They fought bravely, and many of them gave their lives for the future of our country. If not for that, Greeks today might still not have had freedom of speech, democracy and many other things.
          
          The message I want to send with this, is that EVERY PROTEST MATTERS. EVERY VOICE MATTERS. FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS, YOUR FREEDOM, AND EQUALITY.

tinymell

CHARLES AND ALEXANDRA OH MY GOODDD I'M SO HAPPY 

ImAFridge-201111

@tinymell YES OMG, LITERALLY EVERYONE I FOLLOW HAS MEANTIONED THIS AND ATP IM GOING TO POST ABT IT TOO BECAUSE THEYRE SO CUTE
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