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Summary
He hated trigonometry. He used to love it, because he was never good with his words. He never knew how to speak his mind or speak from his heart; he never knew how to speak at all. He’d be drowned out by everyone with such loud opinions--he had loud opinions too, but they only were loud inside, eating away and eroding at his brain like waves against rocks over time. Numbers understood him. Numbers were his comfort. There was a right and a wrong answer, always. When you fucked up, you could always relearn a formula. What was the formula for solving the variable of unrequited love?
Or; George is a trig tutor and Dream is failing. George tries to help him, and winds up digging himself into a hole of unrequited feelings he can't get himself out of.
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