supports the idea of keying cars.
in fact, dylan's messing with someone's tire right now. a bigfoot who tried to dunk his head in a toilet for fun.
b*tch.
i fear my anger. so i displace itοΌ attach it to peripheral places or people. i have stifled it so long that i have packed it like dynamiteοΌ i have stored it and now it threatens to come out in explosions i fear.
- then, without thinking of the consequences, Dylan presses 'buy more crystals'. Immediately, he feels a rush of dopamine at the prospect of pulling for another character.
That's all that matters. . . for now, anyway.
- so *ugly*'.
Fuck.
Scowling, Dylan makes his home in the boy's bathroom, skipping the next class. He gazes at himself in the mirror, and he hates how he's fixating on his bloody lip.
Opening up his gacha game, the familiar melody greets him. It's. . . soothing.
. . .
And -
what is the opposite of main character syndrome?? assuming you're a tiny irrelevant part of everybody's life that nobody thinks about when you're not around??? that's what I have I think
He thought this issue between Victoria and his sister would d*e down but apparently not, given Courtney's nosy nature.
As rocky as his relationship is with Grace right now, she's still his sister. There's an automatic need to look out for her, even if he won't tell Grace what -
have you ever thought about a world where everything is exactly the same, except you don't exist...? everything functions perfectly without you... ha ha... the thought terrifies me.