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Hey hey. Welp. Things going wrong again in Anna world. I got a call yesterday from the claim adjustor about my car. Turns out, my engine overheated from something unrelated to the problems I was already having, and it wasn't anything Firestone touched. So basically, I'm pretty screwed. I'm on the hook for the rental I've been using, the towing costs, and any repairs my car needs now. Since it'll be so expensive, my car is basically junk now. I'm literally so sad for my CR-V B

I was sitting trying to figure out how to express the life I live

Hey hey! I sometimes can't believe the way my life goes. The plan for this weekend was driving down to Atlanta to my parents Friday, going to a K-Pop concert Saturday, a movie with someone I babysat years ago Sunday, and go home from there. Well, it did not go to plan.

Hey hey! I'm excited to go to Ashley Gavin's comedy show tonight! She has podcasts, We're Having Gay Sex and Chosen Family. And while I normally share all my podcasts that I listen to, WHGS isn't one I normally talk about. First because of the title, it's a bit of a shock factor especially if I'm telling coworkers about it. And also, because while some people know, most don't know I'm bisexual. And I call myself a baby bi, because I have kissed a few girls, and it was great,

Hey hey! So, because of my previous dating history, I've had to really grow and decide to stick up for myself, and stop settling for less than I deserve.

I think because of how I grew up with her as a middle schooler who felt rejected and like an outcast, I have always loved Taylor Swift. Yes, basic I know haha. But I think the reason she's popping off especially so much now is more and more girls love seeing this young woman sticking up for herself and being unapologetically her. There was an interview she was doing where the interviewer was asking her about how boys aren't going to want to date her if they're worried she's

I was a kid who was very obviously ADHD. I had the classic boy hyperactive and social personality. But my parents didn't feel like they needed to get me diagnosed until later when it became more of a problem. They were told "unless she's struggling in school she's probably okay". Granted, I was doing great in school until halfway through high school, and I was doing okay otherwise. In hindsight, maybe having the diagnosis of ADHD sooner now that there is more information abou