Susheshitha
Susheshitha by kunchum December 4, 2021
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Suveshitha
Being social but nobody really being social with you so you try to be funny and all the attempts fail and you get cancelled over and over again until someone cares about you.
You try to stand up for yourself and just end up worse than before.
You want to leave people but you are still wanting some sort of care or attention in your life.
Life always gives you lemons,and when you try to make lemonade it's turns bitter.
You try to stand up for yourself and just end up worse than before.
You want to leave people but you are still wanting some sort of care or attention in your life.
Life always gives you lemons,and when you try to make lemonade it's turns bitter.
Suveshitha is such an introvert.
Suveshitha by wayzoo November 22, 2021
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