π± Main Character Syndrome... or Just Chronically Online? π¬
Ever walked down the street with your earphones in…
…and suddenly the wind hits your face, a sad song starts playing, and BAM —
you’re in your fake music video?
Welcome to Main Character Syndrome π♀️
Side effects include:
staring dramatically out of auto-rickshaws like you're in a K-drama π
pretending you’re on your healing journey when you just forgot your grocery list π
making eye contact with a stranger and assuming it’s fate π (spoiler: they just needed directions)
✨ Symptoms may worsen after 10pm and overexposure to Pinterest mood boards. ✨
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But let’s talk real for a sec.
Thanks to the internet, everything feels like it needs to be Aesthetic™ now.
πΈ Every moment = content
π Every meltdown = a plot twist
πͺ️ Every vibe = curated chaos
> But guess what?
Sometimes you’re not in a coming-of-age movie.
Sometimes... you're just tired and mildly dehydrated. π«
And it’s totally okay if:
You cried in the bathroom and didn’t post a quote about it π
You had a peaceful moment and didn’t record a timelapse πΏ
You’re living your life… and not turning it into a carousel post π
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Because maybe…
being the main character isn’t about being watched.
It’s about watching yourself heal.
It’s about letting the scene be messy, unscripted, and unfiltered.
(Okay fine, use the Paris filter if it’s a good hair day — we don’t judge. π)
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π¬ Let’s hear it — what’s the most ✨dramatic✨ thing you’ve done recently that made you feel like a Netflix lead?
π Drop it in the comments — no judgment here.
π Hit follow for more: internet therapy disguised as memes π€³π§
This space is your ✨ judgment-free ✨ scroll zone.
Let’s laugh through the chaos, one delusion at a time. ππ»
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