i like to make lists: one thing per month for what i’m looking forward to (reasons why i shouldn’t die) i like to start with february (because january is overrated and ******) --anyway: february: my best friend’s birthday march: ****-- okay, okay, let’s start over: february: valentine’s d-- ****. that doesn’t help. i like to alternate years between being badass and single and laughing with friends over how awful dating is, and buying myself chocolate and watching hallmark movies all day. pathetic. let’s try this one more time: february: my best friend’s birthday march: spring break spent with friends going anywhere but home april: rain instead of snow may: the end of the school year-- finals week ***** but it’s just a week of stress and then i’m done-- june: warm weather july: so much sunshine that i forget about my depression august: catching up on sleep that i lost all year (lost all summer staying up with the warm weather) september: sales on office and school supplies, notebooks and paper october: halloween november: half-winter, half-autumn movies, nightmare before christmas, donnie darko december: christmas and peppermint mocha january: pretending like everything is a fresh start even though i know that i’ll just be worsening my same old bad habits (it’s okay, my frontal lobe won’t be done forming for another six-to-eight years anyway) february: my birthday, watching all the scratches and scars from other people and things start to fade.
attempting a kind of humorous existentialism? been listening to bo burnham, lol