The speaker felt like a child because they had a DMV escort who helped them skip the line and retake the test on the spot, making the experience feel very teenage and less stressful.
A facialist suggested that the acne might not be hormonal because the spots themselves don't look like typical hormonal acne spots, implying that the issue could be due to using products that are too rich for their skin.
The speaker is homesick because they miss seeing familiar faces and feel a psychological fatigue from not recognizing anyone they encounter, which is exacerbated by the lack of familiar surroundings.
The speaker prefers London because it feels more like home, despite acknowledging that New York is prettier and has a more expansive feel. The familiarity and personal connection to London make it more appealing.
The speaker feels entitled to their Halloween costume idea because they put a lot of thought and effort into it, and they believe it's unique and creative, making it their intellectual property.
The speaker criticizes modern movies because they feel they lack the depth, substance, and charm of early 2000s films, particularly American family movies. They believe modern productions lack the 'sprinkle' that made those older films so enjoyable.
The speaker created an imaginary friend because they felt they were supposed to have one, and it was a way to combat boredom during family walks. However, they never found it enjoyable and often got annoyed with their imaginary friend.
The speaker had a crush on a boy because they genuinely liked him, but it was also fueled by jealousy since their best friend, a girl, was dating him. This mixed feeling made the crush more intense.
this week on pretty lonesome we are back in the car to chat about everything that’s been on my mind recently…. homesickness (so much that i literally would call my childhood enemy to hear a familiar voice) acne updates, my made up friend and boyfriend I secretly hated, halloween in LA, and why new movies don’t live up to the 2000’s movies.