I've decided I would like to be able to rock a pair of 2.5 inch, studded, bubblegum pink stiletto heels.
Unfortunately this requires practice, so if someone could be a dear and check in on me once a week to make sure I"m not a crumpled up corpse at the bottom of my stairs it would be very much appreciated, thank you.
The loneliness got so intense that I posted a mournful personal ad, begging someone to hold me and just pretend they cared for the night.
A friend messaged me the next day.
"Uh, I care. I was literally flirting with you last night. I was laying it on pretty thick."
"I just thought you were enthused that you found a familiar face."
"I literally asked you if you wanted to take me home with you, and you laughed it off."
"I thought you wanted a ride and didn't realize I was volunteering until 3AM!"
I like the idea of getting a century plant tattoos all along one leg, because it kind of reminds me of me. You could live alongside it, never knowing that it's there, but then out of nowhere it just pops up huge and awe-inspiring and colorful, like something from a world where magic exists.
Also if you ignore it it will probably smash in your windshield.
There was this moment during an outdoor event where I got up to grab us all some drinks, and returned to find my friends clustered on my blanket, leaving no room for me.
I'm tired of this feeling. I'm tired of giving my sapphire eyes and my gold leaf skin just to be tossed aside like a hunk of rusted metal. I'm tired of being made to feel like an outsider in my own community and my own home.
Depression, a short play
ME (crying:) Goddamit, I'm such an unlikable sack of shit.
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR: Hey, do you think you would want to table during the big event we've been ramping up to all year? Everyone that showed up kept talking about you and how fun and lovely you were when you tabled at the fundraisers.
ME (furious at self:) Jesus, I can't believe I'm such a rotten pile of garbage that I somehow confused people into thinking I'm pleasant. I must be a real piece of work.
Mental Health Pt. 2 (~)
It feels really nice to have a name for this thing that's inside of me, but giving a tornado a name doesn't make it any less intense.
I have so much work ahead of me...
Engineer, atheist, boardgamer, cook, militant liberal and nuclear-powered, Latinx robo-queer. I just like spreading positivity whenever I can. Big Mormon housewife energy.
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I'm the mayor of queer.town.