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i want someone to call me babe in a way that they really mean it i want someone to pull me into their arms look me right in the eyes and call me babe like im their whole world like i could really do no wrong that they would always look at me as im in the stars i want to be told that im the light of someones life i want them to call me babe lovingly, teasingly, sweetly i want the sweet caresses the gentle touches the sneaky glances i want someone to call me babe i want them to really mean it i dont want it just platonically i want it romantically too i want it gently whispered to me over the phone or in passing conversation i want it to feel fulfilling loving and sweet i want someone to call me babe and to really mean it to know that someone wants me to be theirs in that way its different i used to think it was corny but now i crave it yearn for it like a late night snack or the warmth of moms hot chocolate i think i want it so badly because i know it would fit me just right
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Nov 28, 2022
Nov 28, 2022 at 2:37 PM UTC
november 23
tomorrow's my birthday the day i more or less have been waiting for and yet i don't seem to care anymore why celebrate something that comes every year i guess it's monumental i'll be of legal age i can drink... in mexico i can sign up for dating apps i can vote but why celebrate something that comes every year i am working after all and the day after that my feet already ache i can barely stay afloat and apparently i'm being missed??? so why celebrate something that comes every year
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Jul 24, 2021
Jul 24, 2021 at 6:37 PM UTC
birthday
I brush my teeth like I’m getting ready for war. Or I forget to for three days until my canines are wearing sweaters. Temu moisturizer like battle paint. Who knows what’s in there. Who cares. Upside-down Claddagh on my ring finger like a threat. And it might be. I put my hair up like a woman with secrets— on the days I brush it. A bumpy bun the rest of the time. I shed like a stripper. I strip like a thief. I walk out the garage door like I invented sorrow. I get in my car like every song from Reputation to Tortured Poets was written for me. I wave to strangers like I’m about to die. Cross the street like it’s a choice. Clock into work like I have a hit on my head. I **** Elf Bars like they’ve got confessions inside, and blow out like they won’t give me cancer— because they can tell I approach them with pure intentions and a positive spirit. I know how to make an exit that feels like a funeral. I know how to hold a coffee cup like I’m accepting an award no one else can see. I take bites of dropped chocolate chip cookies but spit them out before they ruin me. I spend too long staring at my own reflection, just to make sure I still exist. I catalog new moles. Curse the milia above my eyelids. Buzz off my mustache. Denounce my chin hairs. I think thin. Sometimes I blink just to feel time move. I keep novels in my bag like armor, and a journal like a last will and testament. The expensive pens from Amazon that don’t crawl up my left hand like a disease. That don’t smudge the page like I have something to hide. I pay for Spotify. Skip the songs that hurt. Play the one that ruins me. I cry on the train like I’m filming something important. Because I will be. I want everything I feel to mean something. I want every single ache to echo. I want my poems reverberating in the minds of people who are emotionally legendary. I want the world to apologize for not feeling it first. Sometimes I walk like I’m being watched by everyone who’s ever left me. Sometimes I smile like I know something God doesn’t. Sometimes I think I was born just to document what it means to be alive in the most dramatic possible way. Because I am the first girl to ever feel anything.
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Mar 28, 2025
Mar 28, 2025 at 9:16 AM UTC
I Am the First Girl to Ever Feel Anything
I brush my teeth like I’m getting ready for war. Or I forget to for three days until my canines are wearing sweaters. Temu moisturizer like battle paint. Who knows what’s in there. Who cares. Upside-down Claddagh on my ring finger like a threat. And it might be. I put my hair up like a woman with secrets— on the days I brush it. A bumpy bun the rest of the time. I shed like a stripper. I strip like a thief. I walk out the garage door like I invented sorrow. I get in my car like every song from Reputation to Tortured Poets was written for me. I wave to strangers like I’m about to die. Cross the street like it’s a choice. Clock into work like I have a hit on my head. I **** Elf Bars like they’ve got confessions inside, and blow out like they won’t give me cancer— because they can tell I approach them with pure intentions and a positive spirit. I know how to make an exit that feels like a funeral. I know how to hold a coffee cup like I’m accepting an award no one else can see. I take bites of dropped chocolate chip cookies but spit them out before they ruin me. I spend too long staring at my own reflection, just to make sure I still exist. I catalog new moles. Curse the milia above my eyelids. Buzz off my mustache. Denounce my chin hairs. I think thin. Sometimes I blink just to feel time move. I keep novels in my bag like armor, and a journal like a last will and testament. The expensive pens from Amazon that don’t crawl up my left hand like a disease. That don’t smudge the page like I have something to hide. I pay for Spotify. Skip the songs that hurt. Play the one that ruins me. I cry on the train like I’m filming something important. Because I will be. I want everything I feel to mean something. I want every single ache to echo. I want my poems reverberating in the minds of people who are emotionally legendary. I want the world to apologize for not feeling it first. Sometimes I walk like I’m being watched by everyone who’s ever left me. Sometimes I smile like I know something God doesn’t. Sometimes I think I was born just to document what it means to be alive in the most dramatic possible way. Because I am the first girl to ever feel anything.
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even in the midst of chaos the beating of mine own heart is the loudest noise of them all amongst the frenzy the pounding in my chest still makes me feel alone a quiet breath a shaky grin i hide behind it all to put others at ease and to silence my own thoughts i beat against the silence the way my heart beats against me craving, desiring, feasting will it ever end or will i finally put myself at ease i swear that im okay i keep my own mind at bay and yet it does nothing to cure the restless beat of mine heart it is frantic it is controlling it is god and i am a mere mortal
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Oct 10, 2025
Oct 10, 2025 at 1:39 AM UTC
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