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Mar 01, 2011 15:18

Things, in no particular order:

-I just finished dinner that consisted of New England clam chowder that I snagged from work, and pretzels. Livin' the high life, baby.

-I've slowly been working my way through The Pervocracy, which is possibly my new favorite thing ever. Even though in a lot of ways I have very little in common with her- ( Read more... )

internets, rl: assorted, rl: boys

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ralaja March 2 2011, 10:14:49 UTC
I completely understand your boy drama. However, I suppose it is where we differ that I am totally a one-on-one person and go CRAZY when I can't have it. I love spending my time with THAT person, though in my defense, they have to be really awesome to deserve my free time. I do need alone time, and go nutty when I spend TOO much time with the other person (and I do have drama of that kind to share with you when you have some time). But yes, I totally agree with you that friends, pets, and vibrators make life worth living. haha. <3

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sorrelchestnut March 2 2011, 22:55:46 UTC
Heh, yeah, I was talking to mom and she said pretty much the same thing, about being my exact opposite with this, and I get what you both mean. But that is why you are dating someone and I am single! Everyone gets their needs met differently. (That being said, drama? We good to skype Friday morning? Just let me know when and I'll do my best to be there.)

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ralaja March 2 2011, 23:51:40 UTC
Yes. Exactly. I'm sure things would be different if I were the kind of girl who'd been single by choice most of the time. Actually, I really look up to you for this very trait. :)

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sorrelchestnut March 3 2011, 06:54:13 UTC
I've been thinking about this, and it's something else Mom said to me- that she's kind of happy for me that I'm working this stuff out and being self-aware, but she's also sad for me too, in that there's a lot of kinds of happiness that I'm not going to be able to enjoy. And I think she's got a good point, and I like to think that I am, really, capable of that kind of relationship, or at least will be someday. But I'm also glad that I'm not trying to force myself into doing something I don't, actually, want to do, just because I think I should. If any of that makes any sense?

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ralaja March 3 2011, 09:29:07 UTC
Definitely. I think it's important to be able to do things independent of other people. You have a strong willpower and are capable of making decisions for yourself. You don't want to ask people for permission, and a relationship like that would seriously cripple you. However, I think you could find the kind of person who you could share something like that with. They are hard to find (those that will give you space) but I'm sure they're out there.

Don't make yourself do something just because it's what most people do or because it's the socially acceptable thing to do. <3

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