bullshitting to all
Open in Telegram
as the name suggests . @LucenaSY - nerd shit // @funnies_sari - memes(mor) / @randm_shit - music //
Show more861
Subscribers
+324 hours
+127 days
+1330 days
Posts Archive
i dont know what I'm saying at this point, but i wish i could experience such an unique bond.
a simple memory can run through so deep in our brain, their first hug, their firdt cuddling session, their first time fighting together and their first time being seperated with one another. it's like there's a x factor which gets developed slowly and throughout the time. it exponentially rises.
but despite knowing it all, despite having the possibility to avoid it all, why do we choose to suffer the child by letting this relation get forged in the first place?
if they never spend time together, they won't feel the heartbreak, so why do it?
do you understand a pet and a child growing up together? a relationship quite like that is so unique, it's interspecies friendship bond which gets forged before even any humanly bond gets developed between them. It's so much superficially spiritual there's no denying or you can't just throw it in ignorance about how casual it was.
The child recieves a severe degree of heartbreak when the pet leaves the world.
do i need to stop romanticising sleep again? what if my health worsens? but what if i miss out? i need so much to do, this is making me lazy, prioritizing anything over it
i can't possibly sleep this much but whats wrong with me? going to bed at 8 waking up at 8, and still wanting to go back? it's not one time thing.....it's becoming a habit now
