Alex (@a.praglowskaya) • Collective gay friends app

Alex @a.praglowskaya

I’m this type of person who says “Yes” to strangers when they ask me to share a table with me at the coffee shops. Last time it was an old couple, one of the interesting facts they told me is that Sydney used to have a lot of trams and instead of Opera House it used to be a tram depot. Government got rid of it, so people would have to buy cars and spend money on fuel. Fuck capitalism.

Does it count as healing if I start recognising toxic patterns and consciously choose to fall for them? All this healthy shit honestly so boring

Can we normalise having opinions that actually based on something? Give me this overanalysed report, some evidence, preferably real life experiences, some scientific studies on the subject (if applicable). I also would love a little doubt in case you’re wrong and see how you handle it.

I was never a techno/rave girl, but always loved the vibe and the culture. I was there for the people. Now it feels it’s been stolen. It became a trend that attracted wrong people. Where do I find a safe space now?

I’m not autistic. I just don’t want to fit in into this toxic culture where you’re required to be fake, lie and pretend. Lies always made me feel depended. Like you have some sort of power over me and I can’t be myself and honest around you.

I don’t even know what’s worse at this point when men find out that I’m gay and keep hitting on me or when they think I’m part of their team.

By the time I’ve realised that I’m actually in love with this dress it was too late.

The dress I would’ve sell my soul for (I don’t go anywhere to wear it to)

What’s been on my mind lately. The problem is they don’t make it my size and it’s experimental brand.

I hate that we’ve mixed up two separate definitions: general attraction and sexual attraction.

Tell me your latest discoveries. Tell me what you disagree with. Challenge my thinking.