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Liverpool n3 Dublin n1 💚 Evermore & TTPD truther 🤎 🩶 he/him 18+ people only, i just can't relate to you younguns ('98 baby)
this feels really vulnerable but here is me drunk and CRANKing it. it’s giving bobble head but it was fun
Saw this in an antique store and all my previous window shopping went out the window. As did my budget. Oops. + 1 engagement ring richer
blocked him just in case he sees but WHICH RING? Apologies for the blurry pics some of these are irl rings I saw and photographed over the months. I have 27 more options but there r my top 7 I think. He likes gold and something “atypical” but I want something that screams ENGAGEMENT and ILY
new team pic just dropped. why do I look 1 million feet tall. not me being the monster on the hill!!!
my jeans got a big hole that put me at risk of exposing my BALLS to the world so i upcycled 💕 fav feature is the pocket on the outside so i can keep my can for the 15cent deposit but not get my bag all sticky
guess which gay little pharmacist is getting PAID to present at a conference tomorrow!! Including hotel stay and room service babes
ok I never do this but I found this in my pics from like 2016 and I’m obsessed with my answer so !?? What pokemon are you? I got Pokédex entry 495 which is snivy!!!
sometimes I forget none of my mutuals can have a spice bag and it makes me so sad
I’m crying the Irish Wax Museum just unveiled their Taylor Swift sculpture and babe all I can say is…. Taylor Smith everyone
14. BRITTANY MURPHY. CW: Suicide Intensely emotional. The song starts with self loathing, explores Slayyyter’s perceived “failures” to be successful, and describes her depression and suicidal intent driven by her intense All this with a bubbly dancey electronic beat buzzing like a 00s ringtone.
12. WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE LIKED? The song title says it all. No matter what, Slayyyter doesn’t think she will ever actually feel liked. The insecurity that drives her “luxury” and “party girl” lifestyle is all fake and it’s coming to a climax where Slayyyter contemplates if it’s all worth it.
11. $t. Lo$er. Our album so far has been about an insecure girl from St. Louis, Missouri. So who do we think “Saint Loser” could be. This song explores feelings of (internalised) judgement and classism for her low-income upbringing in the “trashy” Midwest.
10. IM ACTUALLY KINDA FAMOUS More cunty but vulnerable music from our queen. The song “feels” like a “victory” - the narrator celebrates being “kinda famous” as if she’s made it. Realistically, the song is an exploration of burnout and feeling on the edge of your dreams but never reaching them.
9. OLD FLING$ The Wor$t girl has a mean streak. The song is from the perspective of a girl who is protective over her lover - but the protectiveness is driver by insecurity & jealousy. Like most of us - the Wor$t girl has a “bitchy” side, that realistically is driven by insecurities of our own.
8. UNKNOWN LOVERZ Here she is again - the girl who needs romantic attention. Our Worst Girl isn’t pining for a healthy relationship – she wants something that feels good and doesn’t ask her to confront trauma or grow. Also, “the virgin suicides” reference!
7. YES GODDD This song is INTENSE. Imagine a song that almost reaches heavy metal levels of MAD and LOUD but it’s still club pop. This song is a fuck you. Someone fucked miss Slayyyter over and she basically gives them a middle finger and says fuck you, ask God for forgiveness, you sick fuck
6. GAS STATION One of the songs that make this album so perfect. In one of the first real looks into her personal life, Slayyyter tells the story of her dad abandoning her at a gas station and never coming back. This trauma, revealed with a 00s electronic beat tickling over the heartbreak.
5. CRANK Slayyyter, I too get “so gay” off that tequila. This is unapologetic, “trashy” party music. The kind of thing that makes Slayyyter the “Wor$t girl in America”. The song, in the context of the album, also makes you wonder - what happens to make a woman behave like that?
4. OLD TECHNOLOGY Intense, high energy, electronic production and hedonism. Once again, the upbeat dancey track almost tries to bury the confessions of the song - substance abuse, insecurity, toxic relationships - the things that might push a person to becoming such a “party girl” persona.