”why me?”
matt asks one random night as you sit in his bed while he strokes your hair. your back is leaned against his chest, so neither of your faces is visible.
you furrow your eyebrows. “what do you mean?” you ask, fiddling with a necklace he bought you. he shrugged like it was obvious.
“why did you choose me instead of.. i don’t know, chris?” he hesitantly asks. in this moment, he was relieved that you couldn’t see his face.
you grin slightly and grab his free hand to intertwine your fingers with his. “because i like you, not him, silly.” he nods slowly at this, but that wasn’t the answer he was looking for.
“well i know that, i just mean, what do you like about me that chris doesn’t have?”
you finally quirk your head to look up at him. you stare at him for a few moments before giving him a small kiss. when you pull back, you sigh. “do you really want to know?”
he chuckles and nods. “yeah.”
you scramble to the other side of the bed where your phone is. you snatch it up and unlock it. “i have a list.” you told him, trying to find it piled up in your notes app.
“you have a list?” he giggles. of course you would have a list. you nod your head and smile once you finally found it.
“here we gooo. now get comfy, there’s 134 points.”
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I have a lot of specific or strange standards but one I will never feel bad about is just that I am simply not dating anyone with a small dog again. Never trained, and they always either have an attitude because they can get away with whatever they want without their owner caring, or downright MEAN little things because their owner abuses them for fun. Cats and big dogs are where it's at, but no relationship with anyone with an ankle biter has ever worked out, and the more people I meet and animals I work with, the more violent, nasty tiny dogs I see, and the more sweet, well behaved large dogs. Cats can do whatever they want tho I actually don't really care
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You know, I think if I was obscenely wealthy what I'd do is commission artists to make a piece of their own choosing and then give it away to some poor broke sod for free/open up a commission slot where I paid but someone that normally couldn't afford it got the commission
Basically, my house would fill up at some point, you know... and I gotta pace myself, so I'd really have to say sometimes "your art is great... but I don't think it's what I personally am looking for in my house specifically"
So instead I could make it so that people who can't normally afford art could get a piece (I've been there plenty)
If I had the money to do it, it would be a win win win. An artist would get money and get to create, I'd get to see a picture of their work, and someone who didn't have the money to buy art would get art which is very important to me
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