Okay, this is thread has nothing to do with butts.
I hate things like this.
And this.
Seriously.
STOP
VOMITTING NOW
These all came from one person's FB page all posted within the space of a few days. Now putting aside my distaste for images like this in general, I really hate it when the likes of tumblr etc. romanticise things like depression, self-harm and OCD. Being an introvert just makes you more interesting, all that stuff. I really hate when I see stuff like that, right there, that stuff. But that's all besides the point. Maybe I'm just exhibiting a major case of the green-eyed monster but it really gets to me in a hard way when I read about, or listen to other people complain about their long-distance relationships. Now I'm sure people have it worse than me, I'm not going to sit here and say no-one understands, yada-yada. I definitely understand that there's people out there that frequently feel, or have felt exactly as I feel now. And I'm definitely not including everyone in my rant. The fact that Scott and I don't even get to see eachother even once a month at a time, puts him and I in the category of holysh*tthatsalongdistancerelationshipalright, but it's when people post images like the ones above, and they live maybe... at the most, 100 miles apart? A simple car/bus/train ride away. It really gets to me. Maybe that makes me a bad person, I don't know. I do know it makes me want to grab them by the scruff of their shirt and scream, "REALISE HOW GOOD YOU HAAAVE ITTT!!!" then I burst into flames from pure rage.
Scott and I are looking at visas, poverty guidelines, different forms with names like IH8-U and YME-2, extortionate flight prices and celibacy, GUD GAWD, anyway.
And it really bothered me when my sister said she knows how I feel, because her and her husband used to spend the whole week apart but got to spend each weekend together. Haw, okaeeey.
Okay, okay, yes, I realise it's all subjective and usually I'd be more sympathetic. But I think I kinda snapped when I saw all those posts.
Anyway, here's Stan Bush with The Touch.
I hate things like this.
And this.
Seriously.
STOP
VOMITTING NOW
These all came from one person's FB page all posted within the space of a few days. Now putting aside my distaste for images like this in general, I really hate it when the likes of tumblr etc. romanticise things like depression, self-harm and OCD. Being an introvert just makes you more interesting, all that stuff. I really hate when I see stuff like that, right there, that stuff. But that's all besides the point. Maybe I'm just exhibiting a major case of the green-eyed monster but it really gets to me in a hard way when I read about, or listen to other people complain about their long-distance relationships. Now I'm sure people have it worse than me, I'm not going to sit here and say no-one understands, yada-yada. I definitely understand that there's people out there that frequently feel, or have felt exactly as I feel now. And I'm definitely not including everyone in my rant. The fact that Scott and I don't even get to see eachother even once a month at a time, puts him and I in the category of holysh*tthatsalongdistancerelationshipalright, but it's when people post images like the ones above, and they live maybe... at the most, 100 miles apart? A simple car/bus/train ride away. It really gets to me. Maybe that makes me a bad person, I don't know. I do know it makes me want to grab them by the scruff of their shirt and scream, "REALISE HOW GOOD YOU HAAAVE ITTT!!!" then I burst into flames from pure rage.
Scott and I are looking at visas, poverty guidelines, different forms with names like IH8-U and YME-2, extortionate flight prices and celibacy, GUD GAWD, anyway.
And it really bothered me when my sister said she knows how I feel, because her and her husband used to spend the whole week apart but got to spend each weekend together. Haw, okaeeey.
Okay, okay, yes, I realise it's all subjective and usually I'd be more sympathetic. But I think I kinda snapped when I saw all those posts.
Anyway, here's Stan Bush with The Touch.
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