Today started with exhaustion and somehow turned into a full kitchen marathon. ๐ฎ๐จ
I’m tired of dating — tired of the backwards math of it all. We want the ones who don’t want us, don’t want the ones who do, and end up sitting with the quiet question of when is it my turn? ๐ค
After a lifetime of feeling unloved or loved wrong, it’s hard not to wonder if there’s a bridge between what we want and who wants us — or maybe an even deeper one between what we want and what we actually need. Mixed signals don’t help, and neither does being tired enough to feel everything at once. ๐ซ
So naturally, I went to the kitchen. ๐ณ
I spent most of the day there, with a two-hour nap in the middle ๐, moving from a fruit-water yeast startup ๐ซ๐ to completely unhinged dough experiments. The Monical’s-inspired pepperollies somehow came out a solid 10/10 ๐ฅ๐ฅ, which felt like a small miracle.
Two attempts at seitan, however, failed spectacularly once I realized I used all-purpose white flour instead of wheat flour. ๐ช๐คฃ
Win some. Lose some.
All in all, it’s been a half-and-half kind of day — half productive โ๏ธ, half emotionally drained ๐ซฅ, fully exhausted.
Right now, instead of cuddling up to someone, I’m sitting here with a tray of peanut butter blossoms for comfort. ๐ช๐ฅฒ
It’s funny.
It’s sad.
And it’s very on brand.
Today wasn’t about answers or breakthroughs. It was about cooking, failing, laughing at myself, resting, and letting the kitchen hold what I didn’t have the energy to process. โ๐
Love still feels backwards.
Dating still feels like a riddle with missing pieces ๐งฉ.
And I’m still tired.
But the pepperollies were fire ๐ฅ, the cookies showed up for me ๐ช, and the kitchen carried the weight when I couldn’t. ๐ค
This post isn’t hopeful or hopeless.
It’s just honest.
And that’s enough for now. โโจ
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