DnP Tour!
I wish I had words to describe the experience. One, it was way too loud in the first half but they fixed it after intermission. My bf and I couldn’t understand what was being said until the fix. Two, some of their fans are crazy… 🙄
but overall inner 4th grade me was so happy to be able to go. Seeing them in person was wild. I also tend to have really bad dissociation when i’m experiencing something fun that I swore would never happen (idk why but it sucks) half of the show is lost to my peanut brain.
#embracevulnerability #lemon8diarychallenge #MentalHealth #dissociation #hobbies
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