Anonymous asked: Why screwbeautiful?

Anonymous asked: Ignore the other question. I meant: Why are you not excited about finishing college?
I think it just hasn’t sunk in yet. I know I will be super excited that day, but in the meantime I’m pretending its not really happening :)
@1 week agoAnonymous asked: It seems it's not getting hard enough (no pun intended), but you're getting pretty good at this. Although I will have to correct something: You are beautiful. And, as I said before, your mind is beautiful.
Oh that was you?

Anonymous asked: guapa! hoy te vi ;)
Con cara de “nunca-más-me-vuelvo-a-levantar-a-esta-hora-en-domingo” ? hahah que pena! Dónde?
@2 weeks agoAnonymous asked: Pick one, and only one: power, money, looks, intelligence, good in bed. Ok, you can choose "good in bed" and another option (:
LOL! ok lets see…
I would have to pick “intelligence”. If I’m smart I can figure out a way to get money and power (in case I ever actually wanted those things). And considering I would be good in bed I could maybe spare the looks, right? Exactly how “good” are we talking about? hahaha
@2 weeks agoAnonymous asked: Or maybe it's not such a big deal to you. It's something that was going to happen and you didn't even consider it a challenge.
It was something I had to do. My dad always told me I should not feel like I deserve recognition for doing something that is my responsibility. School is something I should do and do well. I am glad its over, I’m glad I got good grades, but its not like I had any other choice. That’s the way it was suppose to be. Know what I mean?
Other from that, I am happy I’m graduating. I’m gonna miss going to school (I’m one of those).
It was your dream to come here since the third grade. You have been here, loved here, argued here; studied, struggled, thought here. It has been your home for four years. It was not always easy. There were times you doubted your abilities and questioned your worth; times you wanted to be anywhere but here. But you also discovered on this little campus what friendship, at its best, can be. You remember countless conversations stretching from dinner to dawn that made you feel connected and understood, conversations that made you question things. You will always remember the little details of these talks: the gingery flavor of the sangria you were sipping, or the way the breeze swept your friend’s hair over her face, or the angle of the sunlight streaming into your room at 6am after staying up all night, just talking.
But now it is ending. You are about to graduate. In three weeks, you will no longer belong here. You will no longer be a student. You’ll be… an ordinary citizen? Just some young woman in her twenties? You don’t know yet. Your identity is up for grabs. You could be a career girl, a traveler, a mother. You could bounce around from city to city, lost. Eventually, you will find your place. That thought does not make the uncertainty you hate so much any less terrifying.
@2 weeks ago with 1 noteAnonymous asked: Smart answer. "GOOD, GOOD", as in mindblowing good. Same question, but in your ideal partner. Note: Same rule applies for the "good in bed part", but one option can never lead to another (i.e. money to power, looks to money, intelligence to power), you have to actually _pick_.
this is getting harder, ok…
Power. Since I don’t have the looks I really wouldn’t feel confident with a adonis on my side. I would already have the brains so that just leaves money and power, and since I really don’t know were the money would come from (it could just as easily come from heritage wich would leave me with a little rich boy who hasn’t work a day in his life) I pick power.
With my intelligence and his power we can pretty much do whatever we want (and have “mindblowing” sex afterwards haha).
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