I don't sleep and it makes me paranoid and anxious. I read a lot and it makes me imaginative but I think gives me too high of hopes. I do drugs and drink and sometimes I feel like a scumbag for it but other times I know I wouldn't trade back the things I've seen. I like talking to people because I love interaction, competition, debate, jokes, connections. I guess I'm pretty normal. I hate the word "psuedo-intellectual" and lose respect for anyone who uses it (thanks anon) and write several hours a day. People here especially think I'm some sort of poet, but I really only write it to get through writer's block and to experiment with words. I love music, film and hiking. And animals and a good fight and weird photographs. where's "here?" livejournal? to vent, really. have somewhere to ramble off in while at a computer. tqc? I like being asked questions and I like laughing a lot. anon specifically? I don't know. I guess at first I liked the more personal nature of it. it's a lot like group therapy at a mental hospital. maybe that's why I stayed. everyone is whacked out and that's fascinating.
I think it's just misapplied. it's become an insult, like calling someone "dumb" even if they're not dumb. what makes a person a pseudo-intellectual, what makes them a real one? where's the line, baby, where's the line
i think that you are a good asset to this community. i think people round here over-analyse people in terms of their personality or their persona and exaggerate people into characters, and you're a good person to do that with, i guess. you create a lot of mystery around yourself and i think you do it on purpose a bit, i don't know. but really you just make us laugh, show us interesting things, play our games and encourage us think. and that's nice.
where's "here?" livejournal? to vent, really. have somewhere to ramble off in while at a computer. tqc? I like being asked questions and I like laughing a lot. anon specifically? I don't know. I guess at first I liked the more personal nature of it. it's a lot like group therapy at a mental hospital. maybe that's why I stayed. everyone is whacked out and that's fascinating.
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