MethamphetamineBabygirl
Soo... heres a link to my Only fans. Between bills & rent and a full time job, it's not cutting it. I dont want to struggle anymore and I'm over being a criminal....
Lets call it.... the lesser of two evils? 😅😘🖤🖤🖤
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“tell someone if you’re having suicidal thoughts!” yeah if only it were that easy. if only i weren’t bombarded with questions of why and denounced as selfish and inconsiderate the second i bring it up. i think i’ll suffer with myself, thanks though.
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“It never gets better. It never gets easier. Distractions won’t help forever. There is no point in all of this, the suffering just won’t end.”
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when you're trying to sleep but your brain decides it's time to start listing every awful thing about yourself :)
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Thwaitesia argentiopunctata known as the sequined spider, mirror spider, or twin-peaked Thwaitesia, is a species of spider found in almost all states of Australia. It is known to have a reflective abdomen that plays a crucial role in their camouflage to protect them from predators in the forest canopy. The scales look like solid pieces of mirror glued to the spider's back, but they can actually change size depending on how threatened the spider feels. The reflective scales are composed of reflective guanine, which these and other spiders use to give themselves color. [A-Z Animals: Sequined Spider]
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Thwaitesia argentiopunctata known as the sequined spider, mirror spider, or twin-peaked Thwaitesia, is a species of spider found in almost all states of Australia. It is known to have a reflective abdomen that plays a crucial role in their camouflage to protect them from predators in the forest canopy. The scales look like solid pieces of mirror glued to the spider's back, but they can actually change size depending on how threatened the spider feels. The reflective scales are composed of reflective guanine, which these and other spiders use to give themselves color. [A-Z Animals: Sequined Spider]