hermyella

This little dingus is literally one of the only reasons I'm here right now. My mental/physical health problems were getting to their worst point, and the only thing that really cheered me up was the thought of cute little puppies, and how loyal and goofy they were. So, it was recommended… Read More

Well, in case of things like break ins, we have a small apartment that is easily defensible, given there is only one side anyone could come in or leave from. We've got the heaviest books lining the half wall next to the stairs, a hatchet hidden in one corner, a saw in another, a dagger… Read More

I was sixteen, and on exchange to Germany. One evening, the teacher actually gave us permission to leave the youth hostel unattended to get ice cream just down the street. I had no friends in the group, so I sort of just puppy dogged after the others. When it came my turn, I ordered… Read More

I'm eleven months older than my brother (would've been ten if I weren't premature) but we were raised like twins. We shared a room for a long time, and had matching beds, toys, blankets, and so on, and we did everything together. Before his voice broke, we sounded the same, so we'd… Read More

My boyfriend always tries to cheer me up by giving me a hug, making me some tea, grabbing the jar of chocolate chips, and letting me whine for a while. Often times, he tries to help me figure out what to do to fix some of the situational stuff. Once most of the breakdown is over with,… Read More

It helped shape who I was and helped me get to know my best friend. I was an incredibly curious, nerdy Aspie girl with a lot of crazy hair that hid out in the library and looked to books for everything. Hermione made me think that this was totally normal, and in fact, admirable. JK… Read More

*No, the dorm was not included in your scholarship, and it's cheaper to live on your own with a roommate. And it's roomier. And you can cook food. And you can have a breakdown and no one will know your business. *You should've just skipped the line and went for English. Congrats,… Read More

He's very sweet. In the mornings, if the dog is sleeping next to one of us, we'll send her to the other to wake them up with kisses. He also shoves her in my face when I'm upset because he knows puppies cheer me up. I have depression/anxiety, so he asks if I took my meds that morning… Read More

Assuming it's for keepsies, either a massive amount of money (preferably from someone who doesn't deserve their pile) or the identity of someone very, very powerful... https://images.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.giphy.com%2Fmedia%2FDps6uX4XPOKeA%2Fgiphy.gif&f=1

This story isn't really mine, but my mother's. Every year, my mother would cry on Valentine's Day. She hated it so much, and my brothers and I would always try to cheer her up with little gifts and hugs and stuff. We grew to hate the holiday, too. Well, she eventually told me why… Read More