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its like being in a never ending hallway of s***ty thoughts, each door on your side just opening up a new layer of anxiety over something that doesn’t f***ing matter

absolutely... they go out the back and smoke cigs while crying

my time to get out

my normal hating and negativiy wont hit now

and at that point like where do u turn to besides just like

not saying it

Him and drake falling out kinda sucked. James could have brought something interesting to his music

Nah some people are really just optimistic and happy

Don’t believe it

man.... views with james blake cuts on there?

I agree imo. I don’t hate Friends that Break your heart or Assume Form (actually very good) at all

you communicate so well on here though lol idk how you do it

the amount of s*** that pops into my brain that doesn't even make a lick of sense but borderline ruins my day is insane

it's so hard but you just need to remind yourself that your thoughts aren't the true reflections of who you are as a person

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Fav Minnie tune, hell yeah.

Oh g-d, I'm so excited that I'm wet.

Friends That Break Your Heart was mid to me but Assume Form had some stuff I liked for sure. What’s The Catch? Is an awesome song.

I get it. I wasn’t trying to be dismissive I definitely can relate to the overthinking about simple stuff or even more complex stuff.

I’ve been working pretty hard to get to a space of I need to be able to communicate regardless of how it’ll be received

Not always easy and not always received well

Thrilling experience.

it's easy to communicate online cus it's faceless and you have time to think before you speak

plus i stay in my comfort zone and just discuss art or post memes, it's a much simpler existence

Many, most even, itt and on this forum would not describe me this way

Whaaaa

one of the "insiders" in regards to vultures said they were working on carti's album for the last month or so

Sad hours itt

We turnt

There’s a balance to it imo.

Difference between pure raw thoughts and like just not overly thought out responses