All my little neurotransmitters are still seeking a state of equilibrium after this past weekend. My sleep, in particular, is having a difficult time balancing itself out. I find myself in a stupor halfway through the day, both yesterday and today. However, the truth remains that it is a functional summon for people who are aware of other
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2) My situation is decidedly not permanent. I should likely be back in NOLA come August, then some currently unknown location the year after that. Being back in NOLA is contingent on finding a decent master's level job there. I guess that could theoretically be anywhere else, too. I agree about your Mississippi argument, but fact remains that most of the people I know here aren't locals. Just so happens there's a whole lot of people in general, home included, that are not prepared to handle any degree of me in their lives. Being able to communicate with me in a non-therapy context without being overwhelmed by how bizarre I am classifies you as a rare breed of human. Congratulations and/or condolences are in order depending on how you feel about me.
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