mmmm good milk chocolate
rosariadelacroix

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rosaria delacroix, '00, (they/them)
it's pronounced (ro-zah-REE-ah) (DEL-uh-kwaa) if you were curious! π
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christ after like a litre of tea i think the vomiting has passed. still super queasy and migraine riddled but this is manageable to titrate
i canβt stop puking oh my god π iβm trying to slam water and tea to make the withdrawal symptoms go away but holy shit this is awful
holy fuck i genuinely thought i was dying. no im just not used to getting slammed with caffeine withdrawals. vomiting like an animal
splitting headache but i cant sleep. power bar was fixed
i think thereβs a certain point of no return where your view of someone fundamentally changes and thereβs no recovery from the change
healing my relationship to food by eating when iβm hungry rather than going to bed ravenous
hilarious. i've ruined p's autocorrect too HAHH my wizardkitty agenda
yapped with bro today yayyy
my entire right eye ruptured so now its all red and zombie-esque. cool i guess
its wild because i feel Shrinkwrapped from how dehydrated i feel from like one coffee. wild. my tolerance's vanished
its going to be august soon... time continues to move at warp speeds... at least ill be on the academic grind again soon
crazy how dehydrated coffee makes you feel. Desiccated like a dried out little beast
sobbing as i visit the suicide forum i joined like hi yeah. sorry. life still sucks
it just sucks feeling like if i killed myself it would be a relief to everyone in my life because thats how their actions speak
weeping in the morning hours before everyone else wakes up feels weirdly cinematic
ive lost a noticeable amount of weight to people who know me in real life from being so fucking depressed and sick i havent been eating well
its sad when things outlive their usefulness
sucking on jollyranchers like mmmmmmm bee potions
nostalgia is a filthy liar lmfao coffee doesnt taste nearly as good as i remember even with a pinch of salt to even out the harsh grinds