@.mayson: The Gold by @phoebe bridgers @Manchester Orchestra

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jojo_c_watson
Joanna Watson :
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 You are so amazing! I love your voice!
2025-10-28 00:25:01
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lexisonnendecker
Lexi Sonnendecker :
gets me every time😭 so beautiful
2025-10-20 02:42:06
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pretzel_luver12345
hailey:) :
Thought these couldn’t get any better then you started singing the gold now I’m on the floor
2025-10-19 21:08:03
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sherri.mclean
Sherri Michelle :
May may… so talented I can’t
2025-10-20 12:26:46
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alexiatormey
Alexia :
You are ethereal
2025-10-20 01:20:20
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frischsbigboy
Frischsbigboy :
Release on Spotify now
2025-10-21 00:55:35
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sauce.jiggy.witit
$arah @nne :
stop this is so beautiful
2025-10-20 14:49:41
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sawyerbowers_20
Sawyer Bowers :
so good!
2025-10-19 20:46:05
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rileymiknich
rileymiknich :
wow angel
2025-10-19 23:50:15
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annamontanaaaaa
Anna :
Loveee
2025-10-20 02:01:43
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skymae05
SKY :
Jawww on thee floooorrr
2025-10-20 02:56:54
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.caseymonique
casey :
star
2025-10-20 02:38:35
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deobbabie
Bibi* ੈ✩‧₊ :
the talent
2025-10-19 19:54:59
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macklacackla
Bob Ross :
this is heaven
2025-10-20 03:42:11
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gracie_sorrell
gracie sorrell :
obsessed omg
2025-10-19 19:58:03
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lexig.54
Lexi G :
just beautiful
2025-10-27 04:01:24
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cool.hot.funny.girl27
eleanor :
Period
2025-10-20 03:01:48
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sophsprivv123
sophsprivv123 :
loveee
2025-10-19 19:48:19
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kristen.kopec
kristen :
mayson this is incredible
2025-10-19 20:04:27
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w.chazzzz
Chazper :
Beautiful!
2025-10-20 01:24:22
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macklacackla
Bob Ross :
im dead
2025-10-20 03:42:07
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macklacackla
Bob Ross :
mayson oh my god
2025-10-20 03:42:03
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jas.barnes
Jasmine Barnes :
You are so incredibly beautiful
2025-10-19 23:42:49
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rachelurato_
Rachel :
I’m gonna start violently sobbing
2025-10-19 19:31:19
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j._.costi
jules 🧚‍♀️ :
bro this is so good
2025-10-19 20:26:40
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My best friend in college had this boyfriend who I honestly didn’t get at first. He was quiet, kind of awkward, not the type she usually went for. And then one night I watched her come back to our dorm after the worst day of her semester. She’d failed a midterm, gotten into a fight with her mom on the phone, worked a double at the coffee shop, and her eyeliner was halfway down her face. She dropped her bag on the floor and said, “I don’t want to talk to a single human being for the rest of my life.” Then she sat on her bed, stared at the wall for maybe a minute, and texted him. “Can you come over? You don’t have to say anything.” And he did. He showed up in sweatpants with a bag of the chips she liked, kicked off his shoes, and just laid down next to her. He didn’t ask what happened. He didn’t try to cheer her up. She just put her head on his chest and he put a show on and within ten minutes she was asleep. I remember sitting at my desk pretending to study and feeling something in my chest I didn’t have a word for at the time. Now I think it was envy, the good kind. Because that’s what real intimacy looks like. Not the dressed up date nights or the perfect anniversary posts. It’s being completely drained, socially done, emptied out, and still wanting one specific person in the room with you. Everyone else feels like work. They feel like rest. When you’re tired, you have no energy left to pretend. You can’t be charming or fun. So whoever you still want next to you in that state is someone you feel totally safe being nothing around. You don’t have to perform for them. Just being near them recharges you instead of draining you. And to be fair, needing space alone when you’re exhausted is normal too. Sometimes you really do just want silence and your own bed, and that doesn’t mean you love your partner any less. Everyone recharges differently. But if you’ve found someone who feels like part of your rest instead of part of your workload, that’s rare. They married a few years later, by the way, and she still says that night was when she knew. Not some big romantic moment. Just a long day, a quiet boy with chips, and the feeling of not wanting to speak to anyone ever again except him.
My best friend in college had this boyfriend who I honestly didn’t get at first. He was quiet, kind of awkward, not the type she usually went for. And then one night I watched her come back to our dorm after the worst day of her semester. She’d failed a midterm, gotten into a fight with her mom on the phone, worked a double at the coffee shop, and her eyeliner was halfway down her face. She dropped her bag on the floor and said, “I don’t want to talk to a single human being for the rest of my life.” Then she sat on her bed, stared at the wall for maybe a minute, and texted him. “Can you come over? You don’t have to say anything.” And he did. He showed up in sweatpants with a bag of the chips she liked, kicked off his shoes, and just laid down next to her. He didn’t ask what happened. He didn’t try to cheer her up. She just put her head on his chest and he put a show on and within ten minutes she was asleep. I remember sitting at my desk pretending to study and feeling something in my chest I didn’t have a word for at the time. Now I think it was envy, the good kind. Because that’s what real intimacy looks like. Not the dressed up date nights or the perfect anniversary posts. It’s being completely drained, socially done, emptied out, and still wanting one specific person in the room with you. Everyone else feels like work. They feel like rest. When you’re tired, you have no energy left to pretend. You can’t be charming or fun. So whoever you still want next to you in that state is someone you feel totally safe being nothing around. You don’t have to perform for them. Just being near them recharges you instead of draining you. And to be fair, needing space alone when you’re exhausted is normal too. Sometimes you really do just want silence and your own bed, and that doesn’t mean you love your partner any less. Everyone recharges differently. But if you’ve found someone who feels like part of your rest instead of part of your workload, that’s rare. They married a few years later, by the way, and she still says that night was when she knew. Not some big romantic moment. Just a long day, a quiet boy with chips, and the feeling of not wanting to speak to anyone ever again except him.

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