> cringe letters and shit "ain't it" haha. it was extremely cringe, especially since i'm leaving out an aspect of the type of letter which makes it extremely more cringe. also, it was digital which means it could technically still exist somewhere, perhaps even in her inbox if she never deleted it. it was a different culture though at that time at least, so it is not like it spread across the school or anything. probably only her and her best friend maybe knew about it or maybe her small circle of friends. also, it's not like she was the most popular girl or a huge extrovert, kind of the opposite but still cute, nerdy, somewhat autistic. sort of looked like a young sanna marin. girls somewhat pants each other at my school but it wasn't a reoccurring thing. nothing really too crazy or out of the ordinary besides having a literal weekly holiday as 11 year old boys smacking the asses of our female peers. then in high school just the usual teenage stuff.
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