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threading the thin line of uncertainty, you had told my closest guy friend **** i think i'm falling for her*. and later you would pinpoint that one moment, that one moment we realize we adore a person, as the slightest second you were staring at your lock screen, which was my photo. it had been a collage of me doing wacky poses in eighth grade, a photograph i had posted on twitter as some sort of throwback thursday. unbeknownst to me, you had saved it to your phone, setting it as your lock screen and showing it to me the next day mainly to spite me. over the next few weeks, you would save the photos i'd post or send you, and set it as your wallpapers, and come up with some witty one-liner to annoy me with. and you'd tell me months on about that time you went to unlock your phone, stopping to smile at my old photo in all its chubby cheeks and corny poses glory, only to realize, **** i have never been more thankful for throwback thursdays.
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 11:52 PM UTC
thankful for throwback thursdays
threading the thin line of uncertainty, you had told my closest guy friend **** i think i'm falling for her*. and later you would pinpoint that one moment, that one moment we realize we adore a person, as the slightest second you were staring at your lock screen, which was my photo. it had been a collage of me doing wacky poses in eighth grade, a photograph i had posted on twitter as some sort of throwback thursday. unbeknownst to me, you had saved it to your phone, setting it as your lock screen and showing it to me the next day mainly to spite me. over the next few weeks, you would save the photos i'd post or send you, and set it as your wallpapers, and come up with some witty one-liner to annoy me with. and you'd tell me months on about that time you went to unlock your phone, stopping to smile at my old photo in all its chubby cheeks and corny poses glory, only to realize, **** i have never been more thankful for throwback thursdays.
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 11:52 PM UTC
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