i'm disabled

[tulsssakcik]

one good thing about graduating is that my inability to recognize people will no longer put me in awkward situations EVERY FUCKING DAY.

I should either move to:
a. a huge city where I will never run into anyone I'm supposed to know, or,
b. a lakeside where I can be a lone hermit.

Comments

[sizlinseagulsou]

You never see anyone on the west coast

jangle, jangle

[whorelaure]

Hi Drew,

It's okay. We all have socially awkward moments. If it makes you feel any better, the other night I was in the campus café waiting in line and talking to a friend. We were joking around with each other, and then all of a sudden he turned around toward me and yelled, "FUCKER!" I said, "Did you just call me a fucker?!" and he said, "Umm... no... I said 'Walker.' I was calling my friend behind you." At which point I awkwardly turned around and stammered a socially awkward apology and hoped I'd never see that Walker kid ever again. I hope your situation wasn't as embarassing.

P.S. I just found out I am going to be in a six-girl suite next year. I am following in your large footsteps.

<3 L-Dawg

[swedeysouth22]

move to burlington! you wont have to go to the gay bars if you dont want hahahaha!

[tivuherr]

Hmmm for some reason only half the post can be seen. I tried reloading but still same.