“In other news, the whole Mychal thing has made our lunch table a little awkward, so we’re going to have a two-person picnic outside.
I know it’s slightly cold, but trust me, sitting next to Mychal in the cafeteria is far colder.
Are you so ready to go to biology right now and just absolutely murder it?
Like, in forty-seven minutes, the dead and bloodless carcass of honors biology will be laid before your feet.
God, a lot happened since you lost your mind. Is that rude to say?
Actually, the problem is that I can’t lose my mind,” I said. “It’s inescapable.
That is precisely how I feel about my virginity,” Daisy said.
Another reason Mychal and I were doomed—he doesn’t want to have sex unless he’s in love,
and yes, I know that virginity is a misogynistic and oppressive social construct, but I still want to lose it,
and meanwhile I’ve got this boy hemming and hawing like we’re in a Jane Austen novel.
I wish boys didn’t have all these feelings I have to manage like a fucking psychiatrist.”
Daisy walked me to the door of my classroom, opened it, and then walked me to my desk. I sat down. “You know I love you, right?” I nodded.
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