DaveedDiggsIsAngel
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I'm not exactly what people call nice, popular, good-looking, outgoing, attention-seeking, or flirtatious. And I like it that why. Or, rather, I liked it that way.
When I was in highschool I was the shy girl sitting in the back of the classroom, everyone either wondering who she was or how she got a boyfriend. Fine by me, who needs a social life anyway? Gives me more time for people who actually put in the time and effort to befriend me. Little-miss-wtf-me decided "I don't want to spend my senior year unknown by 99/100's of the school, only 98/100's" and tried to make friends. Oops. Bad idea. Although, it did lead me to poly.
I only had three friends, my friend I've known since kindergarten, my boyfriend, and my sister's friend's sister. Sure I was acquainted with other people, but those were my only good friends. Unless you count this one guy who I call my 'best friend' with fake enthusiasm, who then yells 'LOW ACQUAINTANCE' at me.
So, I was meeting people a lot, and befriending some. That's how I met my girlfriend.
Throughout all of the rest of highschool we got closer, but romantically, I was completely 100% straight. I had already found out that I was grey-ace, but still. We went to college and kept in touch, and grew somewhat closer. I graduated college after four years. That's when life went downhill.
Death, insomnia, anxiety, deletion, anorexia, ugh. Life sucked. One ray of hope existed, Hamilton: An American Musical. It was an amazing bond between her and I. I'm gonna call her Taco, as I did in my intro, and my boyfriend Potato.
As Taco and I grew over the Broadway, we realized our feelings for eachother. I put them off for about a year. In fact, she was the one who asked me out.
I had to ask Potato, but he said yes, picked me up, swung me around, screaming 'CONGRATULATIONS!'
We're dating, and honestly, I'm pretty sure this is going to turn into a triad, soon. They're growing so close.
When I was in highschool I was the shy girl sitting in the back of the classroom, everyone either wondering who she was or how she got a boyfriend. Fine by me, who needs a social life anyway? Gives me more time for people who actually put in the time and effort to befriend me. Little-miss-wtf-me decided "I don't want to spend my senior year unknown by 99/100's of the school, only 98/100's" and tried to make friends. Oops. Bad idea. Although, it did lead me to poly.
I only had three friends, my friend I've known since kindergarten, my boyfriend, and my sister's friend's sister. Sure I was acquainted with other people, but those were my only good friends. Unless you count this one guy who I call my 'best friend' with fake enthusiasm, who then yells 'LOW ACQUAINTANCE' at me.
So, I was meeting people a lot, and befriending some. That's how I met my girlfriend.
Throughout all of the rest of highschool we got closer, but romantically, I was completely 100% straight. I had already found out that I was grey-ace, but still. We went to college and kept in touch, and grew somewhat closer. I graduated college after four years. That's when life went downhill.
Death, insomnia, anxiety, deletion, anorexia, ugh. Life sucked. One ray of hope existed, Hamilton: An American Musical. It was an amazing bond between her and I. I'm gonna call her Taco, as I did in my intro, and my boyfriend Potato.
As Taco and I grew over the Broadway, we realized our feelings for eachother. I put them off for about a year. In fact, she was the one who asked me out.
I had to ask Potato, but he said yes, picked me up, swung me around, screaming 'CONGRATULATIONS!'
We're dating, and honestly, I'm pretty sure this is going to turn into a triad, soon. They're growing so close.
