I have picked since I was about 10, and am just now at 34 finding out there's a name for it, a reason behind it and *gasp!* others do it too! The feeling that we are not alone in this journey is a great one. Thank you for this, Angie. Good luck in this.
with having caused so much more damage. i do it mindlessly in class, at home, in bed, in the shower, etc. I wear clothes that completely cover myself. It has caused me so much upset that I am beyond the point of being okay. I am diagnosed with clinical depression and I do have anxiety, but today was the first day I've discovered there's actually a name for this and that what I experience is something others feel as well. Thanks for this video, it's inspired me to try to help myself.
I'm only 15, but when I was 13 I developed an odd compulsion to pick at my face. When my parents would notice the wounds, I would be embarrassed. So I moved onto picking my own chest, back, arms, scalp, shoulders, sometimes legs, and even face. Now, 2 years later and I can't even look at myself in the mirror because I'm so disgusted by the small scars I've created out of nothing. I can't stop because half the time I'm not even aware of it, and when I do wind up in the bathroom I come out...
I couldn't watch the part when you were picking your legs, it brought tears into my eyes, that IS me, right there in action- I have made up my mind straight up to stop this disease, It's been a week that i haven't picked, but i can't look at my legs or chest now- do the scars ever fade? my self esteem is really low, and I can't tell anyone about my condition.
Thank you so much for uploading this. I just found out that there even exists a condition like this. I always thought I was the only one.. Now I understand myself better. Thank you for being so open.
I can't stop picking my lips. They have never been unragged. When they're ragged, I pick at the ragged edges. I also pick my cuticles. I have small scabs on either sides of my thumbnails always. The only thing that helps is acrylic nails. I can't get a good grip on the skin, and I pick as much as normal, but it's less effective. I can still use my teeth though, I pull at imperfections on my lower lip with my teeth, and don't realize I'm doing it till I bleed.
the remedy that pretty works for me is to use a lotion that I feel really uncomfortable on my hands and fingertips, so once I put it on (with its applicator) it discourages me from scratching in that area (my face and my back)!
I believe that I have post traumatic stress due to a recent recovery of severe acne. I have obsessive compulsive disorder and body dismorphic disorder.
I have at least a moderate case of this. Even the tiniest blackhead makes me go nuts. I sometimes spend hours picking the smallest blemishes. I constantly have this pressing on my mind. There is not a moment out of every day that I am not thinking about my skin. I impulsively run to the mirror to make sure I dont have a new pimple. The reality is.. I create my own pimples by picking the tiniest blackhead.
it's amazing you would come out and make a video about this.. i have scars all over my body from picking, my parents freaked out and took me to an ER on two different occasions.. i am a ballet dancer, so my body is always on display, i always feel ashamed and embarrassed when people notice my scars and ask what they are from. and, i have 7 cats and 2 dogs. they usually have fleas, i get bitten a lot and it usually turns into a permanent scar from me picking.. i've tried to stop but can't
I picked for 10 years, and tried to stop past yea...even threw away all lightbulbs in my apt and ripped mirrors out of my car. I have not picked for 5 days after practicing the secret/visualization for several months...it worked miracles! Try it!
I feel like I'm going insane because of this! I've been doing this for 5 years now and I haven't managed to survive more than 3 days without even nervously scratching my face. My family are desperate and think that I can stop doing this with the power of my will. I can, generally, control myself in almost everything but I feel this is totally out of my control.
I've been picking since I was 2. I'm 24 now and finally want to get treatment for it. I can't believe I still do this! I only pick my face, the most visible of course! I thought I was alone for the longest time and it's nice to be able to talk about it with others online. It's truly life ruining,
when the documentary is ready, I hope to see it here at youtube. You are so brave, I can't even explain to somebody what I'm doing because I am so embarrassed about that. I'm feeling with you!
ive had this for years never knew what it was called. I don't pick the skin on my legs tho but my feet and hands i do. For many years I would take my nails and scrap the surface of my skin until the skin peels off and sometimes eat it. I would peel dead skin off my feed and even chew on it (right ater a shower btw) everyday I pick at all my fingers so mch so the tips look like the skins falling off.
I ran out space on my other comment, I was also going to say, I've also began to pull hairs out constantly, mostly from my upper chest and even from my armpits with tweezers. But this video is amazing and has really helped me to realise that what I'm doing is wrong, I'm destroying myself, my skin and my life. Thank you so much for making this. :)
Thank you for taking the time for this comment! I appreciate your feedback and want to also let people know that having this isn't "wrong" or "bad". It affects our lives tremendously but it doesn't have to destroy our lives. We have something that is a bit different than what other people have, but we don't have to let it define us. :)
@anonymity86 is there an online group support where people can share thoughts and worries there? or maybe talk to an online expert, or someone who successfully overcome this condition and can offer help to others?
@anonymity86 is there an online group support where people can share thoughts and worries there? or maybe talk to an online expert, or someone who successfully overcome this condition and can offer help & hope to others?
I suffer bad skin on my arms and legs but I've always picked at things, even when I was a kid, if there was a spot, no matter how tiny, I would squeeze and try to get it out.
But now, I pick at my skin on my arms, legs, my chest, with my nails and lately I've used tweezers. It doesn't help that I am fat either, so I have scars and scabs all over my body. After finding this video etc. I'm going to try and stop.
I've never been diagnosed with Dermatillomania but I'm certain I suffer it.
I believe I have it, but I am not sure. I pick at my skin, but never use sharp objects just my nails. I pick everywhere constantly and all I want to do is hide myself and never wear any tanks. :'(
I have been suffering from this disorder for over 15 years and a just now finding out it actually has a name and other people suffer from the same compulsion. Over the last 4 years its gotton especially bad, I mean to the point where I am virtually a "shut-in" because I am so ashamed of my appearance. Also I used to pretty much restrict my picking to my face but now its anywhere I can find a bump or a mark , etc, etc. Thank you Angela and all who have resp. here, I now know I need help for CPS.
Thanks! I have this and the hair pulling (I pull my eyelashes and stray eyebrows). I never knew that the skin picking had a name. Nice to know I'm not alone. Just wish I could stop!! I hate my red, scabbed and scarred skin!!!!! I worry about my kids picking up this habit!! The other day my 6 year old asked me how I got some many bug bites on my arms and legs. It killed me! I was honest with her though and told her that mommy just can't stop and that it's not good for my skin or mind.
thank you so much for posting this. the image of Angie sitting on the sink picking her legs brought tears to my eyes. i sit in that same position every night. i feel so ashamed. and so relieved that someone else has felt this helpless.
@wongac13 same here :( it's like before I realise it, the damage's already done...I hate it so much, I don't know why I do this...
I do it on my arms, my legs and sometimes my back, but mainly legs and arms...I fucking hate it...I am only glad that I am able to control myself before summer, because I know I'll have to show my skin, so that kinda makes me stop...but why the hell can't I end it for GOOD!!? I think I pick at "cold months" more, because I know I can hide it... ;( I HAD ENOUGH!
@wongac13 Me too dear, no more tears, k? Your not alone, I hope you can take some comfort in that fact, I have. I also hope we all get well too. Take care!
Looks like a good and honest documentary. I just turned 21 a few days ago and have been skin-picking in secret since I was 12. I keep trying to quit over and over again but I always relapse and start picking once again. No matter how much I promise myself that tomorrow will be different and that I'll find the strength to stop, I never do. It's terrible and has wrecked so many areas of my life and taken a toll on my confidence. It's good to know that I'm not alone in this.
Even though I am a fellow dermatillomaniac that also sometimes uses sharp objects to damage my skin, I couldn't watch the parts where it showed her picking. How fucking insane of me.
We tend to dissociate ourselves with what we do, not realizing what it looks like (or what it is) because we can justify picking at one scab as normal, maybe two scabs... how about three or four...
I'm SO glad someone is finally speaking out about this and making it known. I overcame my skin picking (I'm not sure how) after about 18 years of doing it, and most of that time I thought I was the only one. Now I know that it was not nearly as severe as some other people do it. Kudos.
(cont'd) Unfortunately it is exactly the opposite. I hope that everyone affected finds a solution/cure sooner than later. This is a humiliating, debilitating affliction.
Your story is heartbreaking. It makes me realize that I am very fortunate to have supportive parents and really, a supportive network of extended family and friends.
You have it bang on: "This is a humiliating, debilitating affliction".
(cont'd) leave the house. My parents used to criticize me heavily, stating that I looked like a cancer or AIDS patient, or a drug addict. They always felt that their criticisms would somehow get me to stop picking. Unfortunately, nothing they have done has worked. In fact, their criticisms only serve to make me more of a recluse when the picking is particularly bad.
I consider myself to be a rather intelligent person--and dermatillomania seems like such a silly, simple compulsion to break.
I grew up in Vermont--the land of mosquitoes. Before I can even remember I scratched and picked and have arms and legs with scars that many assume are from cigarette burns. I could never leave anything alone. Come my teens, my large pores and mild/moderate acne became craters that would last for weeks. I will be 29 later this month and am still a face picker, not as bad as I was years ago but I still have picking sessions that are so bad that I won't
I've been living with dermatillomania for the past 21 years. Thank you for being brave enough to write a book and now do this moving documentary. You are giving a voice to so many of us who live with this secret condition. I can't wait to see the full documentary. Stay strong Angie. xox
I've had dermatillomania since I was about three, I think, possibly younger. Maybe because it started so early, I just think of it as something that I do, something natural. I'm glad, though, that I never had serious acne, because when I get something... woe betide whatever cyst rears its ugly, hot, almost infected head, because I make it ten times worse to get rid of it. It's only occasionally a real problem for me.
You are very brave. Thank you for sharing and helping to raise awareness. A lot of people probably don't realise they have a problem. I didn't for a long time.
Amazing. I really want to see this documentary in its entirety. I have struggled with dermatillomania since I was very young, so I completely identify with Angela. Thank you, Angela, for being brave enough to speak out & make others aware of this disorder. I appreciate it more than you know. And thank you Lisa Heyden for tackling such a subject. I know it must not have been easy. God bless you.
Angie, You are beautiful and inspiring. I too have picked since that age, when people teased me about acne. I know underneath it all I am beautiful and hopefully one day I will cease to pick. Until then all I can do is smile, because I know am not alone in this crazy, scarry, scary world. Peace. x
I am lucky. I have Dermatillomania. I have finally gotten to the point where I only do a couple individual pickings every couple of weeks. The way her legs looked, was the way my arms looked 8 years ago. It took me 10 years to figure out what skin products to use so that I would have nicer skin and less blemishes to want to pick out. I am finally at the point where if I start picking I can stop myself. I feel for you, Angie. And I hope someday you get closer to the point that I'm at. <3
I have picked since I was about 10, and am just now at 34 finding out there's a name for it, a reason behind it and *gasp!* others do it too! The feeling that we are not alone in this journey is a great one. Thank you for this, Angie. Good luck in this.
aur0ra888 1 day ago
with having caused so much more damage. i do it mindlessly in class, at home, in bed, in the shower, etc. I wear clothes that completely cover myself. It has caused me so much upset that I am beyond the point of being okay. I am diagnosed with clinical depression and I do have anxiety, but today was the first day I've discovered there's actually a name for this and that what I experience is something others feel as well. Thanks for this video, it's inspired me to try to help myself.
noneyobizznus 5 days ago
I'm only 15, but when I was 13 I developed an odd compulsion to pick at my face. When my parents would notice the wounds, I would be embarrassed. So I moved onto picking my own chest, back, arms, scalp, shoulders, sometimes legs, and even face. Now, 2 years later and I can't even look at myself in the mirror because I'm so disgusted by the small scars I've created out of nothing. I can't stop because half the time I'm not even aware of it, and when I do wind up in the bathroom I come out...
noneyobizznus 5 days ago
I couldn't watch the part when you were picking your legs, it brought tears into my eyes, that IS me, right there in action- I have made up my mind straight up to stop this disease, It's been a week that i haven't picked, but i can't look at my legs or chest now- do the scars ever fade? my self esteem is really low, and I can't tell anyone about my condition.
insomnia9091 1 week ago
Kudos for being so brave. I would love to watch this documentary.
goofycatt 1 week ago
you're so beautiful.
nancaitlin 1 week ago
Thank you so much for uploading this. I just found out that there even exists a condition like this. I always thought I was the only one.. Now I understand myself better. Thank you for being so open.
marialovesherlife 2 weeks ago
I have Dermatillomania, iv been struggling with it for a few years now :( i love this though its inspirering to see others like me.
ComeToMyCupcakeParty 1 month ago
I can't stop picking my lips. They have never been unragged. When they're ragged, I pick at the ragged edges. I also pick my cuticles. I have small scabs on either sides of my thumbnails always. The only thing that helps is acrylic nails. I can't get a good grip on the skin, and I pick as much as normal, but it's less effective. I can still use my teeth though, I pull at imperfections on my lower lip with my teeth, and don't realize I'm doing it till I bleed.
TryMyMartini 1 month ago
the remedy that pretty works for me is to use a lotion that I feel really uncomfortable on my hands and fingertips, so once I put it on (with its applicator) it discourages me from scratching in that area (my face and my back)!
221babyrosejeans 1 month ago
omg I didn't even know until now that this disease/obsession had a name! I have it! ..
I realized I was not the only one when I watched the movie Black Swan!
221babyrosejeans 1 month ago
I have gone almost 2 days without picking. I still believe that I am in control. It isnt too late for me. This video really touched me.
Vocalist1993 1 month ago
I believe that I have post traumatic stress due to a recent recovery of severe acne. I have obsessive compulsive disorder and body dismorphic disorder.
Vocalist1993 1 month ago
I have at least a moderate case of this. Even the tiniest blackhead makes me go nuts. I sometimes spend hours picking the smallest blemishes. I constantly have this pressing on my mind. There is not a moment out of every day that I am not thinking about my skin. I impulsively run to the mirror to make sure I dont have a new pimple. The reality is.. I create my own pimples by picking the tiniest blackhead.
Vocalist1993 1 month ago
@Vocalist1993 i'm just like you!! :O !
221babyrosejeans 1 month ago
it's amazing you would come out and make a video about this.. i have scars all over my body from picking, my parents freaked out and took me to an ER on two different occasions.. i am a ballet dancer, so my body is always on display, i always feel ashamed and embarrassed when people notice my scars and ask what they are from. and, i have 7 cats and 2 dogs. they usually have fleas, i get bitten a lot and it usually turns into a permanent scar from me picking.. i've tried to stop but can't
clarissapascual 2 months ago
I picked for 10 years, and tried to stop past yea...even threw away all lightbulbs in my apt and ripped mirrors out of my car. I have not picked for 5 days after practicing the secret/visualization for several months...it worked miracles! Try it!
Allets2000 3 months ago
I feel like I'm going insane because of this! I've been doing this for 5 years now and I haven't managed to survive more than 3 days without even nervously scratching my face. My family are desperate and think that I can stop doing this with the power of my will. I can, generally, control myself in almost everything but I feel this is totally out of my control.
Is there 'Forever marked' e-book?
SanguineGhost 4 months ago
I've been picking since I was 2. I'm 24 now and finally want to get treatment for it. I can't believe I still do this! I only pick my face, the most visible of course! I thought I was alone for the longest time and it's nice to be able to talk about it with others online. It's truly life ruining,
orgonetrail 5 months ago
when the documentary is ready, I hope to see it here at youtube. You are so brave, I can't even explain to somebody what I'm doing because I am so embarrassed about that. I'm feeling with you!
Regenbogenbruecke 9 months ago
ive had this for years never knew what it was called. I don't pick the skin on my legs tho but my feet and hands i do. For many years I would take my nails and scrap the surface of my skin until the skin peels off and sometimes eat it. I would peel dead skin off my feed and even chew on it (right ater a shower btw) everyday I pick at all my fingers so mch so the tips look like the skins falling off.
hkfan1980 10 months ago
I compulsively pick my acne and bite my nails past the quick...
gag75 10 months ago
I ran out space on my other comment, I was also going to say, I've also began to pull hairs out constantly, mostly from my upper chest and even from my armpits with tweezers. But this video is amazing and has really helped me to realise that what I'm doing is wrong, I'm destroying myself, my skin and my life. Thank you so much for making this. :)
xXRosaOscuraXx 11 months ago 3
@xXRosaOscuraXx
Thank you for taking the time for this comment! I appreciate your feedback and want to also let people know that having this isn't "wrong" or "bad". It affects our lives tremendously but it doesn't have to destroy our lives. We have something that is a bit different than what other people have, but we don't have to let it define us. :)
anonymity86 9 months ago
@anonymity86 is there an online group support where people can share thoughts and worries there? or maybe talk to an online expert, or someone who successfully overcome this condition and can offer help to others?
dimanajm 7 months ago
@anonymity86 is there an online group support where people can share thoughts and worries there? or maybe talk to an online expert, or someone who successfully overcome this condition and can offer help & hope to others?
dimanajm 7 months ago
I suffer bad skin on my arms and legs but I've always picked at things, even when I was a kid, if there was a spot, no matter how tiny, I would squeeze and try to get it out.
But now, I pick at my skin on my arms, legs, my chest, with my nails and lately I've used tweezers. It doesn't help that I am fat either, so I have scars and scabs all over my body. After finding this video etc. I'm going to try and stop.
I've never been diagnosed with Dermatillomania but I'm certain I suffer it.
xXRosaOscuraXx 11 months ago
I've had this for around 14 years now.. Hate hate hate it. Seems impossible to get rid of too.
satakieli13 11 months ago
I believe I have it, but I am not sure. I pick at my skin, but never use sharp objects just my nails. I pick everywhere constantly and all I want to do is hide myself and never wear any tanks. :'(
msrayofsunshine777 11 months ago
I have been suffering from this disorder for over 15 years and a just now finding out it actually has a name and other people suffer from the same compulsion. Over the last 4 years its gotton especially bad, I mean to the point where I am virtually a "shut-in" because I am so ashamed of my appearance. Also I used to pretty much restrict my picking to my face but now its anywhere I can find a bump or a mark , etc, etc. Thank you Angela and all who have resp. here, I now know I need help for CPS.
SPLITSECONDproduct 11 months ago
Thanks! I have this and the hair pulling (I pull my eyelashes and stray eyebrows). I never knew that the skin picking had a name. Nice to know I'm not alone. Just wish I could stop!! I hate my red, scabbed and scarred skin!!!!! I worry about my kids picking up this habit!! The other day my 6 year old asked me how I got some many bug bites on my arms and legs. It killed me! I was honest with her though and told her that mommy just can't stop and that it's not good for my skin or mind.
mecrazy777 1 year ago
@mecrazy777 honesty is a great way to start a conversation about this condition with your kids
ToucanTorte 11 months ago
i got over dermatillomania just to get trichotillomania. now i'm like, gosh, what's next?
desirebluesky 1 year ago
thank you so much for posting this. the image of Angie sitting on the sink picking her legs brought tears to my eyes. i sit in that same position every night. i feel so ashamed. and so relieved that someone else has felt this helpless.
wongac13 1 year ago
@wongac13 same here :( it's like before I realise it, the damage's already done...I hate it so much, I don't know why I do this...
I do it on my arms, my legs and sometimes my back, but mainly legs and arms...I fucking hate it...I am only glad that I am able to control myself before summer, because I know I'll have to show my skin, so that kinda makes me stop...but why the hell can't I end it for GOOD!!? I think I pick at "cold months" more, because I know I can hide it... ;( I HAD ENOUGH!
lulkica 11 months ago
@wongac13 Me too dear, no more tears, k? Your not alone, I hope you can take some comfort in that fact, I have. I also hope we all get well too. Take care!
SPLITSECONDproduct 11 months ago
Looks like a good and honest documentary. I just turned 21 a few days ago and have been skin-picking in secret since I was 12. I keep trying to quit over and over again but I always relapse and start picking once again. No matter how much I promise myself that tomorrow will be different and that I'll find the strength to stop, I never do. It's terrible and has wrecked so many areas of my life and taken a toll on my confidence. It's good to know that I'm not alone in this.
BaselessFears 1 year ago
well it s really good that this video has been uploaded. I also have got dermatillomania since I'm 9 and I think it will never end... :-(
Regenbogenbruecke 1 year ago
going to read you book..
ladysky61 1 year ago
500 views already! This is great! Finally the world of Dermatillomania is being recognized! :)
Kristiniskool 1 year ago 2
@Kristiniskool
It's amazing... I didn't expect this kind of response! :)
anonymity86 1 year ago
you are amazing. Never stop.
nothingtosing 1 year ago
i just ordered your book :-)
trancebubble 1 year ago 2
Even though I am a fellow dermatillomaniac that also sometimes uses sharp objects to damage my skin, I couldn't watch the parts where it showed her picking. How fucking insane of me.
SugarSigur 1 year ago 3
@SugarSigur
We tend to dissociate ourselves with what we do, not realizing what it looks like (or what it is) because we can justify picking at one scab as normal, maybe two scabs... how about three or four...
anonymity86 1 year ago
I'm SO glad someone is finally speaking out about this and making it known. I overcame my skin picking (I'm not sure how) after about 18 years of doing it, and most of that time I thought I was the only one. Now I know that it was not nearly as severe as some other people do it. Kudos.
opiumpoppy 1 year ago
very touching! thank you for doing this! <3
trancebubble 1 year ago 2
(cont'd) Unfortunately it is exactly the opposite. I hope that everyone affected finds a solution/cure sooner than later. This is a humiliating, debilitating affliction.
shelbyp24 1 year ago
@shelbyp24
Your story is heartbreaking. It makes me realize that I am very fortunate to have supportive parents and really, a supportive network of extended family and friends.
You have it bang on: "This is a humiliating, debilitating affliction".
anonymity86 1 year ago
(cont'd) leave the house. My parents used to criticize me heavily, stating that I looked like a cancer or AIDS patient, or a drug addict. They always felt that their criticisms would somehow get me to stop picking. Unfortunately, nothing they have done has worked. In fact, their criticisms only serve to make me more of a recluse when the picking is particularly bad.
I consider myself to be a rather intelligent person--and dermatillomania seems like such a silly, simple compulsion to break.
shelbyp24 1 year ago
I can't wait to view this documentary.
I grew up in Vermont--the land of mosquitoes. Before I can even remember I scratched and picked and have arms and legs with scars that many assume are from cigarette burns. I could never leave anything alone. Come my teens, my large pores and mild/moderate acne became craters that would last for weeks. I will be 29 later this month and am still a face picker, not as bad as I was years ago but I still have picking sessions that are so bad that I won't
shelbyp24 1 year ago
I've been living with dermatillomania for the past 21 years. Thank you for being brave enough to write a book and now do this moving documentary. You are giving a voice to so many of us who live with this secret condition. I can't wait to see the full documentary. Stay strong Angie. xox
HallChadwickSydney 1 year ago 2
Angie this is inspirartional, i cant wait to see the finished product hun, your so amazing, keep up the amazing work :) and your so beautiful
tee123478 1 year ago
I've had dermatillomania since I was about three, I think, possibly younger. Maybe because it started so early, I just think of it as something that I do, something natural. I'm glad, though, that I never had serious acne, because when I get something... woe betide whatever cyst rears its ugly, hot, almost infected head, because I make it ten times worse to get rid of it. It's only occasionally a real problem for me.
Lunalelle 1 year ago
Thank you for spreading awareness. :) I can't wait to see the documentary.
Kristiniskool 1 year ago
Thank you so much for sharing your story! I suffer with it too...only my face now but I have dark, deep scars on my legs and arms.
MomoLuvsTomTom 1 year ago
I understand everything you're talking about! It really is terrible and it's ruining my life, too!
CrynOut 1 year ago
You are very brave. Thank you for sharing and helping to raise awareness. A lot of people probably don't realise they have a problem. I didn't for a long time.
missmoolala 1 year ago
Amazing. I really want to see this documentary in its entirety. I have struggled with dermatillomania since I was very young, so I completely identify with Angela. Thank you, Angela, for being brave enough to speak out & make others aware of this disorder. I appreciate it more than you know. And thank you Lisa Heyden for tackling such a subject. I know it must not have been easy. God bless you.
worldofkarma 1 year ago
your the same age as me what is your birthday?
StomperReed 1 year ago
I dont have what you have but this film looks well put together. I hope you overcome this and if you want to you will I wish you all the best!
StomperReed 1 year ago
Angie, You are beautiful and inspiring. I too have picked since that age, when people teased me about acne. I know underneath it all I am beautiful and hopefully one day I will cease to pick. Until then all I can do is smile, because I know am not alone in this crazy, scarry, scary world. Peace. x
spiralwild 1 year ago
I am lucky. I have Dermatillomania. I have finally gotten to the point where I only do a couple individual pickings every couple of weeks. The way her legs looked, was the way my arms looked 8 years ago. It took me 10 years to figure out what skin products to use so that I would have nicer skin and less blemishes to want to pick out. I am finally at the point where if I start picking I can stop myself. I feel for you, Angie. And I hope someday you get closer to the point that I'm at. <3
thesirenssignal 1 year ago
i have the same story
i should do something too
thank you!
misssdivanorange 1 year ago
moving
leegray99 1 year ago