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I wanna make art rn

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im too much of a lover girl for the ‘’friends with benefits’’ bullshit

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I pushed it alittle too far, alittle too fast but there’s still time to bring it back in. Do I say something or do I leave it?

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we all broke rules for someone and in the end they broke us

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I met u

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i texted him "have fun" he replied "no I can still text you and have fun" and that pretty much sums up the type of man that I want in my life.

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I wasn’t unlovable… it’s because you didn’t know how. I was “never too much” you just weren’t enough

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She doesn’t hold herself to such a close line of perfection but rather the opposite. She laughs at the mispronunciation of word, casually asks for a board game to be re explained, if the first time didn’t click. Not taking it too seriously. She lives in joy and doesn’t allow society to shame her. Fear of judgement is a ghost to her. Some call her attitude ditsy, maybe even careless but It’s inspiring, really.

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C.R.B <3

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I miss my baby

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i wish my eyelashes curled )-:

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we all broke rules for someone and in the end they broke us

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me + you

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in love w you

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Grocery store thoughts: One of my main jobs working here is to stock groceries. Doing this I’ve noticed the large amount of food choices there is to choose from. It’s quite overwhelming at times. I wanted a way to eliminate some choices. So I decided to focus on health. As that’s a huge concern for most people, more recently. I started by looking at gravy mixes as there’s about 45 different options. So after doing a deeper dive and seeing which ingredients I can actually read and or understand. I found only 2 choices that were semi decent options. Having about 10 or less ingredients. It led me to ask what did ours shelves look like 30 years ago and what ingredients have led to cancer and or other diseases, that affect us in one way or another? How can people know what option(s) is “healthier” unless they’re spending at least a few minutes in a section at a time? Not to mention most people aren’t there to waste time. I also noticed there’s about a 30-50 cent price difference. Which greatly affects people’s choosing too.