Iris.
Artificial strawberry candy.
"Beauty queen of only eighteen she had some trouble with herself."
Here lie the scattered thoughts, loose memories, and distant remains of a bygone me.
Iris.
Artificial strawberry candy.
"Beauty queen of only eighteen she had some trouble with herself."
Here lie the scattered thoughts, loose memories, and distant remains of a bygone me.
I try not to buy clothes that have words on them, because people feel compelled to read whatever is written on clothes and for the most part, the words are meaningless. Of course, sometimes it’s impossible to avoid the “brand est. year” logos, but I would never buy one of those damn tight shorts with writing on the ass.
But when I went to F21 today, I realized that there were a couple of shirts that included “pray” and “God.” I’ve never noticed that before, and I felt kind of freaked out. I have nothing against religion, but because I’m agnostic, I’d like it if the brands I wear regularly weren’t religiously affiliated. Don’t non-Christians get offended if a store was religiously affiliated?