tfw you will never comfort le crying anime grill
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>>4493359
>tfw you walk out the door, and you see someone you know, and they ask you how you are, and you just have to say you're fine when you're not really fine, but you just can't get into it, because they would never understand
>>4494170
I walk a lonely road, the only road that I have ever known
I listen to twenty one pilots and cold play because I am a depressed insecure 13 year old who is very sensitive to cyber bullying and I'm stressed out and I just need a boy friend who can make me feel so much better about myself but I'm very ugly and nobody likes me.
w a k e m e u p i n s I d e
hope she gets burned alive and torn to shreds just to anger you fucktard weebs.
>>4493837
ToraDora is an overrated show
>>4493837
>tfw you will never be a crying anime girl who is comforted by anon
i like how she was a twat with almost no redeeming qualities besides le cute temper tantrums
moefags need to die
>>4494716
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>>4495277
high sodium dubs
>>4493837
comfort this little boy
>>4493837
it hurtes
