spicy
Snogged a stranger on the Central line and wrote their name on my thigh
Felt punk, felt grown, still looking for that lipstick shade. Next morning I pretended it was a club stamp.
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spicy
Felt punk, felt grown, still looking for that lipstick shade. Next morning I pretended it was a club stamp.
funny
We share the office speaker. I know every time they hum along. HR could never.
dark
Front desks frame them. Tourists read them over espresso and think Soho is cursed.
sweet
Train manager filmed it for his partner. We tipped him with a bottle of orange wine and a promise of silence.
raw
Told the owner it was a sustainability activation. Now the booth is permanently booked.
sweet
I spray it with bergamot and lie about a secret show in Camden just so I can keep it on my chair.
awkward
She thinks she’s soothing strangers. She’s selling my trauma. Numbers are great, though.
raw
Still stalk their playlists every Monday to see if they miss me. They don’t.
dark
Sell the zines in Dalston. Everyone thinks it’s fiction. Joke’s on them.
sweet
We’ve never spoken. She knows I exist because I hand her the chalk mid-set.
funny
Call it guerilla therapy. Half of them smile, one sent back a voice note.
spicy
Told my partner it was a brand collab. The artist thought we were engaged.
awkward
Resident DJ credits them as ‘Anonymous London’. It hits.
funny
Called it ‘Cost of Loving’. They cried at the launch. I still haven’t confessed.
spicy
I rehearse my feelings in the mirror and win imaginary BAFTAs after every session.
sweet
If they reply in the margins, we meet for marmalade toast across the street.