California-based video game director Brandon Sheffield used his breakup as inspiration for his comic strips, which reveal the reality and struggles of a breakup. After a two-year relationship ended in 2014, he felt that a “very specific person-sized hole" invaded his life. He chronicles the loneliness and awkwardness of accidentally thinking about a former lover and the nostalgia it brings.
do you ever just crave someone’s presence? like you would literally be happy just sitting next to them. it could be completely silent and it would just be magical to be there with them.
just look at them nothing else nothing sexual just knowing there there.
Anonymous said: My boyfriend cheats on me with really unattractive, drugged up strippers. There goes my self esteem. If I can't compete with these girls he's saying are ugly and dirty (they do the prostitution thing) and are on all these drugs... Then I must be worthless shit...
…that’s not how it works at all. he isn’t cheating on you with them cause they won some competition, he’s cheating on you with them because he’s a piece of shit.
