“So I’ll just hate everybody.” — Me being reasonable.
“And I don’t wanna be somebody in America / Just fighting the hysteria.” — Me to my classmates after going on a 17 minute rant about intersectional feminism during Spanish class.“It’s impossible to work this out.” — Gabriella Montez telling Troy Bolton she needs to go her own way after literally singing “Work This Out” like seven minutes prior.
“Is it really that strange / if I always wanna change?” — Me changing my outfit 6 times before I leave the house.“In my world I’m 7 feet tall / and the boys always call / And the girls do too.” — My average height self staring at the negative amount of notifications on my phone.“Cuz I don’t need anyone / I don’t need anyone.” — Me when I absolutely need someone.“Don’t know how you even see / You push right through me.” — Me trying to walk through the streets of New York City.
“So there’s some things I gotta say / Gonna jot it down and then get it out / And then I’ll be on my way.” — Ok, I’m pretty sure Halsey took these lyrics right from Gabriella in“I’m just glad I made it out / Without breaking down.” — Me after successfully watching an episode of“There’s power in the words you’re thinking.” — My 11th grade English teacher when no one raises their hand to answer another one of his philosophical questions about Shakespeare.“My friends are getting bored of me.
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