musicalmelody: POINTS, if you know what this is from.  Oh, I DO I DO PICK ME PICK ME

musicalmelody:

POINTS, if you know what this is from. 

Oh, I DO I DO PICK ME PICK ME

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JCPenney Responds to Homophobic Boycott Calls with Gay Father’s Day Ad

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You don’t know-oh-oh…

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Oh, this is so totally true for me. I take reading super personally. I become emotionally attached to fictional characters to, like, an extreme extent sometimes. It’s weird and sad and funny but mostly weird and sad. My old roommate used to think it was funny, seeing me mope around the apartment for days after reading a really really good book. Like I had lost best friends. Because, in a way I had, you know? Anyway, after I first read The Perks of Being a Wallflower, I became super brave and did and said things I couldn’t even fathom doing before. Not even drugs and things. Just… things. Like speaking up. Letting people in. Really feeling. You know? No? Maybe? Well okay. Every now and then I’ll reread it if I feel like I’m feeling particularly unbrave. Oh! And after reading 50 Shades of Grey, I convinced m View high resolution

Oh, this is so totally true for me. I take reading super personally. I become emotionally attached to fictional characters to, like, an extreme extent sometimes. It’s weird and sad and funny but mostly weird and sad. My old roommate used to think it was funny, seeing me mope around the apartment for days after reading a really really good book. Like I had lost best friends. Because, in a way I had, you know?

Anyway, after I first read The Perks of Being a Wallflower, I became super brave and did and said things I couldn’t even fathom doing before. Not even drugs and things. Just… things. Like speaking up. Letting people in. Really feeling. You know? No? Maybe? Well okay. Every now and then I’ll reread it if I feel like I’m feeling particularly unbrave.

Oh! And after reading 50 Shades of Grey, I convinced m

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S. O. F. U. N. N. Y. Exclamation point.

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