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if you're not willing to throw a full-blown, Oscar-worthy tantrum over a slightly overcooked steak, then we are simply not compatible. I need someone who understands the importance of theatrics, someone who recognizes that life is too short to be boring.
I'm not saying we have to be constantly screaming and crying and throwing dishes at the wall (although, let's be honest, that does sound kind of fun). I'm just saying that I need someone who's willing to feel things, dammit. Someone who can get genuinely upset when their favorite coffee shop is out of oat milk, someone who can dramatically declare their undying love for a particularly delicious slice of pizza, someone who can weep openly at the end of a cheesy rom-com.
If you're the kind of person who responds to emotional crises with a calm, rational demeanor, then we are fundamentally incompatible. I need someone who's going to run around and scream, what the heck are we gonna do, the end is near.
That’s romantic to me.
Give me drama, or give me death
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I can't be held responsible for the fact that I prefer the company of people who appreciate my crippling social anxiety, my borderline obsessive love of cats, and my uncanny ability to quote entire episodes of 'The Office' from memory.
Besides, who's to say that my 'own kind' isn't diverse? We come in all shapes, sizes, and levels of awkwardness. We have different favorite authors, different preferred brands of instant coffee, and wildly varying opinions on the merits of Crocs. Just because i surround myself with a group of like-minded ppl you call me racists? What's next?
#FellowHomebodies! Accused of "Comfy Pants-ism" and "Forced Introversion!"'
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i'm literally yoh if yoy had a couple of massive crash-outs every few days and at times thought of killing yourself
