@elsie1992.bsky.social
Bisexual UK teacher/actor/ADHDer/divorcee/organiser/happy person
and felt at the time wasn’t particularly genuine? Maybe a mixture of both.
Anyway, back to the story, I was 16 and a boy I’d always fancied said he liked me back. He was several years older than me (although maturity-wise about 5 years younger). Reader… I married him. 9 yrs later. It lasted a year.
Anyway, back to the story, I was 16 and a boy I’d always fancied said he liked me back. He was several years older than me (although maturity-wise about 5 years younger). Reader… I married him. 9 yrs later. It lasted a year.
January 12, 2025 at 8:51 PM
and felt at the time wasn’t particularly genuine? Maybe a mixture of both.
Anyway, back to the story, I was 16 and a boy I’d always fancied said he liked me back. He was several years older than me (although maturity-wise about 5 years younger). Reader… I married him. 9 yrs later. It lasted a year.
Anyway, back to the story, I was 16 and a boy I’d always fancied said he liked me back. He was several years older than me (although maturity-wise about 5 years younger). Reader… I married him. 9 yrs later. It lasted a year.
happy. Truly happy and content, as opposed to wildly, romantically, main-character-in-a-YA-vampire-novel hyper happy. There’s just a blank space where I feel I should have some memories of actual, legitimate feelings. Is the is because it was 15+ years ago, or is because a lot of what I believed
January 12, 2025 at 8:51 PM
happy. Truly happy and content, as opposed to wildly, romantically, main-character-in-a-YA-vampire-novel hyper happy. There’s just a blank space where I feel I should have some memories of actual, legitimate feelings. Is the is because it was 15+ years ago, or is because a lot of what I believed
is how to say no and maintain a healthy work/life balance. Pretty tough lesson to learn with the crippling perfectionism I have but it’s been worth it.
January 11, 2025 at 4:17 PM
is how to say no and maintain a healthy work/life balance. Pretty tough lesson to learn with the crippling perfectionism I have but it’s been worth it.