I’m going to write a short story about my experience with NDE. As well as this past year or so, and how addiction is more than a habit, but a mental disorder
Let me know if you would like to read it as I get healthy and sober.
Much love - Sofo
My NDE (near death experience, I actually died…) was the most traumatic experience I’ve ever had, and I’ve had a multiple times where I could say, they were the most fucked up thing I wish no one would have to go through
few takes I have from recently moving to Portland (Living in Vancouver doesn’t count)
• there’s extremely good restaurants a couple minutes away … from everywhere you’ll be
• the homeless issues used to be sad, now it’s “get the fuck out of my way, you asked yesterday”
If you see , nice 👍🏽
Prologue: in a galaxy far away
Hite: Korean beer
Shoe-y’s : smelly foot chug
Zombie Signs: no people of color in sight (we dipped)
pop smoke: legend
tattoo/s: wut
pie slicing: 2nd place!
fav color: watermelon
fav drink: beer would be mental… fr though
@phuturecull TAME.
IMPALA.
FAAAACKJKJJ
Bon iver good riddance.
But then there’s some music that settles nicely with good memories!
I won’t say fred again is lost forever, just stings too close to home and is too fresh of a wound. i feel like his music will be back to normal in time
@CellFiend Yoooo. Don’t get me wrong. A ton of songs/artists make me remember and think about times. Like specifically Frank O with my ex from the coast! (You know that exxx) BUT AINT NO WAY IN HELL AM I NOT LISTENING TO FRANKIE OCEANNN
(it was a great memory of us at a lighthouse) (FDB)
@CellFiend I’m jealous of your ability to do that. Unfortunately…. These girls be taking a sliver of art away from me. i still appreciate the music, but I can’t aux cord that shit anymore. if someone plays it, I’ll listen, but not on my own time 😡😡