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hapticbackup ([personal profile] hapticbackup) wrote2005-11-16 08:52 pm

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O, the mystery, o the iniquity, o the typing of "pst" into my itunes search field, trying to find Love Is A Battlefield. This song means more to me than it does to you, because I can't type the title without wondering which is actually the way to spell feild field. Here is something you must believe about me because it was said by someone else about me:

him: you have sentences
him: that are correct
me: thank you

Here are some other things you should believe like they were said by someone else about me. I have an immense capacity to do work. Every song is my favorite song, but especially the one I am listening to right now. If I have to wonder whether something is the case, it is not. For example: if I am wondering is she my friend? then she is not. One exception to this is, if over the course of months I keep seeing someone, or keep sitting behind him, or know his name but am still wondering does he know who I am? he does. Please let this be true, or else I am a sad sack of eyes. Also I am a fucking prize. A PRIZE. Gentlemen, you don't know what you're missing.

Wouldn't it be nice if I had a free pass, like Ayn Rand says? Doing anything would be doing the right thing because it would be done by me. Wouldn't it be nice to have a motor that drew energy out of the air? Wouldn't it be nice to have a motor that worked on the principles of passive energy? Do I have to do everything myself??!

[identity profile] takebackyourown.livejournal.com 2005-11-16 10:59 pm (UTC)(link)
I was thinking about unconditional love and I wonder if it's really unconditional or if it just means that you know the person well enough to know what the conditions are. Sort of like how what you do is always the right thing, so it's like you have a free pass? Maybe I am making sense? I'm not sure because I'm really sleepy.

[identity profile] la-muse.livejournal.com 2005-11-18 02:41 pm (UTC)(link)
I agree. Except that the conditions are often inherent in who the person is. (What would it take for you to not be my friend? Your not being you.)