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NotJustAHatStand

People say life is the thing, but I prefer reading*
 

Why?

Thursday, November 30, 2006

I'm 26. I'm past the hormonal-teenager stage. I look after my skin.

So why, oh mother of god, am I still getting spots?!?! When I used to complain about my skin at the age of fifteen, I was told that it would all be different when I grew up and it was just cause I was 'at that age'. My ass! No sooner has one cleared up than another appears!

I feel so cheated.

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*Logan Pearsall Smith



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