The news is that I really don't know about this school thing. I really want to go, because I feel if I do it will get me out of this obvious rut I'm in. I won't sleep as much, I'll (possibly, maybe) be more focused, and I might even have the chutzpah to quit my job and find myself a better one, one that pays better and has longer hours.
In other news, I'm in the works for a sequel for "The Man I Love" because I said sofight me.
I really do feel like writing it has gotten me out of my rut for writing but other then that, that's about it. Nothing in my life has really changed besides the weather and how much earlier it is when the sun starts to set.
I haven't slept all night because I slept almost all day yesterday, so I'm going to try to exhaust myself today so I'll be too tired to try to fight my body clock and just sleep before 5 am.
Oop, coffee mug is empty, must get refill.
Other then all that, nothing. Except for not 'nothing' because there was this dude I thought I liked and then some stuff happened and I was surprised just how quickly I got over it. Like, I recovered in like a fucking day. I was really shocked with myself because, like, holy shit, I don't think this has ever happened before. I tend to dwell on things and I don't know how I did that.
I feel bad for making a friend feel bad, I feel bad for making my friend have to choose between me and someone else. That was unfair, but I tend to get mean and selfish when I'm hurt. I still find the situation hilarious because I have never heard of anything like that happening. And that's what I called it, the "situation" and my friend laughed at me and I laughed at myself because, really, the situation.
But I really do feel fine now. I think it has something to do with the fictional relationships I'm too emotionally invested in. Those seem to be a lot easier, and it's true, because writing that sequel thing has made me a lot better, has actually made me forget about my stupid situation.
And for other people, I think they might look at me weirdly and be like, "Whut?" but it makes sense to me. I love writing out happiness for others, these fictional peeps who would, otherwise, never get their happiness. And it's satisfying to write it, it's like taking a really long drag of a cigarette and exhaling, it's like hitting a mother-fucking grand-slam and getting an out at home when the person is sliding into my glove. And it's like when I first did a parking job in my dad's car perfectly.
It's all that satisfying shit and more, because it makes me smile when I play it all in my head, like it's my only little mini-flick.
Oops my writer is showing.
In other news, I'm in the works for a sequel for "The Man I Love" because I said so
I really do feel like writing it has gotten me out of my rut for writing but other then that, that's about it. Nothing in my life has really changed besides the weather and how much earlier it is when the sun starts to set.
I haven't slept all night because I slept almost all day yesterday, so I'm going to try to exhaust myself today so I'll be too tired to try to fight my body clock and just sleep before 5 am.
Oop, coffee mug is empty, must get refill.
Other then all that, nothing. Except for not 'nothing' because there was this dude I thought I liked and then some stuff happened and I was surprised just how quickly I got over it. Like, I recovered in like a fucking day. I was really shocked with myself because, like, holy shit, I don't think this has ever happened before. I tend to dwell on things and I don't know how I did that.
I feel bad for making a friend feel bad, I feel bad for making my friend have to choose between me and someone else. That was unfair, but I tend to get mean and selfish when I'm hurt. I still find the situation hilarious because I have never heard of anything like that happening. And that's what I called it, the "situation" and my friend laughed at me and I laughed at myself because, really, the situation.
But I really do feel fine now. I think it has something to do with the fictional relationships I'm too emotionally invested in. Those seem to be a lot easier, and it's true, because writing that sequel thing has made me a lot better, has actually made me forget about my stupid situation.
And for other people, I think they might look at me weirdly and be like, "Whut?" but it makes sense to me. I love writing out happiness for others, these fictional peeps who would, otherwise, never get their happiness. And it's satisfying to write it, it's like taking a really long drag of a cigarette and exhaling, it's like hitting a mother-fucking grand-slam and getting an out at home when the person is sliding into my glove. And it's like when I first did a parking job in my dad's car perfectly.
It's all that satisfying shit and more, because it makes me smile when I play it all in my head, like it's my only little mini-flick.
Oops my writer is showing.
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