sun: bright smiles, actually has discipline, knowing their worth, knows not to judge people, those everlasting summer sunsets, takes care of others, green tea, positive attitude, learned to be mentally strong, would kill for their friends
stars: daydreaming in class, has a love for cartoons, goes thrift-shopping often, would rather die than ask for help, acts unemotional but cries easily, goes to art museums, gets easily attached to things, a bit socially awkward, a great friend
moon: dreams about living somewhere in a forest, has a great passion for houseplants, can be a bit mean sometimes, scrunchies, in love with the vintage aesthetic, ice cold gazes, knows directly when someone can’t be trusted
meteors: knows a lot of random facts, lives for fuzzy socks, wanderlust, stays up way too late, lives of caffeine, disappears every now and then, adventurous, in love with 2d characters, down-to-earth, wants to overthrow the government
“The most mysterious love to me, now, is the love that I know has changed me but that I no longer remember. I think, I must have been a different person to accept love in that awful form, but I can’t quite grasp the details. It’s like trying to remember things from someone else’s life—impossible. I can only see myself now, and even then, barely.”
Chelsea Hodson, from Tonight I’m Someone Else: Essays; “A Simple Woman,”
“That was not what she needed. What she needed was a love that would absorb her whole being, her reason, her whole soul, that would give her ideas, an object in life, that would warm her very blood.”
— Anton Chekhov, from Complete Works of Anton Chekhov; “The Darling,”
