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It's funny, I thought our friendship would end dramatically, the insults we'd been saving up for years shot back and forth, lears and snot streaking our faces. But instead, the ending has been uneventful, petering out with almost no noise at all. Maybe that's how you know it's really an ending.
— Jan 31, 2026 03:41PM
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Madi
is on page 273 of 288
Maybe it's all the same. Korgy and pants and YouTube and makeup and sweaters and junk food and sex. Maybe they're all just distractions from me. But right now, me feels okay. No chaos, no turmoil, no endless list of wants. Right now, I don't want for anything.
— Jan 31, 2026 04:03PM
Madi
is on page 272 of 288
I want to scream. Or cry. But instead I just stare at her as an immaculate wave washes over me. A wave of recognition. Of peace. Of freedom. The peace and freedom that can only come from lowering your expectations of someone. From letting go of that person you wanted them to be, needed them to be, and in the letting go of that version, letting go, too, of all the resentments that came from them not being that version
— Jan 31, 2026 04:02PM
Madi
is on page 184 of 288
People who come from functioning families just don't have the same charge as the rest of us. Functioning families make for boring, favorless people who just go through the motions of life, never knowing what it really means to live it.
— Jan 31, 2026 08:26AM
