
Maybe the things that go through my head are actually kinda good?
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Just Guys Being Dudes
Just guys being dudes
Question for the fandom bc I need answers (we all do)
What the fuck is Diego shirtless for? Why is there a cat? And why is Luther looking like he is a retail manager?
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I started riding the bus on Saturday nights
I started riding the bus on Saturday nights after you left.
When the bus driver asked me where I would get off I told him the mall but I had no intention to. I would just ride around in circles, listening to music, and stare out the window at the buildings bathed in the night light.
I don't know why you affected me so much. I'd like to say it's because I gave you my virginity, but I'd be lying.
Maybe I just like the bus. Being there in the darkest, sitting in the silence, it’s almost felt like meditating.
For you, J
I don’t know why I’ve allowed myself to think about you so much for so long.
I feel pathetic and stupid and starkery.
I hate what I’m doing to myself
I hate that I’ve compared so many people to you
I hate that I feel like I annoy you.
I hate that I thought we could maybe be together but it’s dumb.
I hate that I’m so sad but I have no reason to be sad.
I hate that I have created cathedrals in my mind for you, even after I said I’ll stop.
I hated that when I told you I did, you didn’t understand what I meant.
I hate that only time you ever told me you loved me was when I was sitting on your lap in your car at four in the morning and you didn’t mean it. I’ll say it now though.
I love you.
I hate that I didn’t say it back, even if I wouldn’t have been able to really mean it, but at least I would have meant it more than you.
And I hate that I’ve lost my biggest fantasy.
You have someone new but even if it lasts till tomorrow, I know I still shouldn't try to get you back.
You’ll never read this and I’m glad.
So, my somewhat ex-lover
This is me, signing off.
Tales from fiction writing class
Something you remember but you’re not sure why
I don’t know why I remember the light brown mushrooms that would sometimes grow by the flagpole.
Sometimes, in the early hours of the morning, when I would be a safety patrol at my elementary school, it would be my job to raise the flag outside at the front of the building. The pole was surrounded by a circle of concrete that was surrounded by a circle of yellow and purple marigolds. On the side closest to the building, occasionally, there would be a mushroom that would grow there.
Somedays, I would walk over it and try not to notice it, giving it only a sideways glance. Then, somedays, I would enjoy stepping on it and feeling my shoe softly squish it down into the dirt. I would never touch it with my hands because it could be poisonous and it would get in my mouth and kill me.
I stomp it down then wait a month for it to regrow then I stomp it back down. Then the school gardener found out about it constantly regrowing and pulled it out by the roots and I was sad.
Tales from Friction Writing Class
write a character that is unreliable
For as long as I can remember, I have loved Halloween. I don't remember why, but I do. Maybe because it was one of the only nights of the year when my parents wouldn’t fight. Maybe because I was able to dress in as much black fabric and red paint as I wanted without our neighbors pointing out that "Girls shouldn't dress so gloomy." Maybe it was because my favorite photo of my brother was him falling asleep in a stroller with a Kitkat in his mouth. For whatever reason, I always looked forward to October 31st. But after sitting in a holding cell at 2am, covered in fake blood, I have started to rethink all the hype.
The officer walked in. "Moralez, let's go." I got up and saw that I had left a red stain on the wooden bench where I had just sat. I hoped the officer wouldn't see and add it to the charges.
He escorted me into a small dark room with a single light hanging from the ceiling. It looked just like the ones in every cop show.
"Alright, let's get started." He sat me down in a cold metal chair. Once he sat, I was able to get a good look at his face for the first time.
"Hey, I know you. Aren't you the hero cop of Maylan County?" He looked taken aback but pleased. "Well, thank you, but that was two years."
"I know, but still. I followed that story for two whole months. No one could stop talking about it. You got shot in the arm taking down a Meth Lab and saved two kids as well. That is amazing."
The officer started to chuckle. "You really know a lot about that case." He looked down at the papers in front of him, still smiling. "It's kind of my thing. I'm a Journalism Major."
"That's a great field to go into. A lot of opportunities for jobs."
"Thank you, sir."
He looked down again and seemed to remember where we were."So," he started. "What were you doing in the graveyard? "
I tried to make myself look small and innocent. "Pulling a prank, it's Halloween."
"A prank on who?" He backed off a bit.
"Melody Ginmen. She's the one who called you, right?"
"I'm not allowed to reveal that information." He wrote something down. "The witness said that they saw someone devil worshiping. They reported strange lights, smoke, and a dark figure bathing in blood."
"Yeah, Melody started a rumor that I'm a Satanist, so I decided to give her what she wanted."
He was quiet for a moment. "And are you?"
I laughed. "Of course not. That's ridiculous. I made sure that Melody overheard me saying I would go to the graveyard. Then I bought a bunch of stuff on Amazon and made sure that she followed me out there."
He kept writing. "Why would she start this rumor?"
"Cus she hates me. Ever since I stopped going to church with my family five years ago, she and her friends have had it out for me."
"Interesting."
"You've probably heard of her family. They're crazy religious zealots. They don't go to the doctor. They don't watch PG-13 movies. They bully people in town and protest Halloween events."
He finished writing after a minute. "I've heard enough. I'll be right back." He walked out into the hall and started talking to some other officers. After a moment, I heard a voice exclaim “I KNOW WHAT I SAW.”
Within twenty minutes, I was in the back of a squad car, being driven back to my dorm hall. The new officer asked, “So what are you studying?”
I smiled, “Religious studies.”
A Garbage Story That I Had To Write In Under 100 Words And 10 Minutes Or Ghost Boy
There once was a boy who saw ghosts. So, one day, his mom toke him to see a psychic.
As the psychic read his palms, she began to scream. “ He has the gift. The gift.” The boy became scared and they left.
Eventually, the boy grew into a man and became a regular guest star on Dr.Oz and The Maury Show that gave readings to the audience. He got married at 45, then divorced at 63, then remarried at 65. This marriage stuck until he died at 89. But no one could see his ghost.