April 05
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"I loafe and invite my soul." -Walt Whitman

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I like wearing sports bras. This is my favorite.


 

12:08am

Every Tuesday, from 2pm till 3pm, I am in therapy with Meg. I really really like her. I trust her as I've not trusted anyone before, especially a therapist.

Today was the first time I cried in a therapy session. Ever. Well, maybe not ever. I've been in a lot of therapy sessions before, not just with Meg, but with a lot of people. Doctors, students, assholes, weirdos. I may have cried in one of those. Anyway that isn't the point. We were talking, Meg and I, cause that's what you do in therapy, you talk. A lot. Talk talk talk. Anyway, we were talking and I was telling her about "High Fidelity" and my weirdness around kissing scenes lately and what that means blah blah and I just started crying. I felt like an ass, but I couldn't help it. Stupid crying, stupid tears. Go away, I say! I don't need you!

I wish people were more creative when insulting me. I mean come on. At least TRY. Saying that I'm "whacked" isn't mean or harsh and doesn't affect me much. First of all, because it is true and I readily admit to that fact quite often; second of all, because it isn't very clever or witty or cutting. So I'm asking everyone--please practice your insults.

I read somewhere that if you need an alarm clock to get up in the morning, then you aren't getting enough sleep or the proper kind of sleep. Whatever.

Am I a bitch if I don't like the blind girl in my class? I don't like her BECAUSE she's blind; there are other reasons. And I am not exactly sure if she's one hundred percent blind. When she talks, her eyes dart around, never settling on anything, not like I've seen other blind people. And it seems like she can see a little bit. But what the fuck do I know. Anyway, she's in my class and when she raises her hand to say something, I inwardly groan and sink lower in my seat, because I know that we're in for a long-winded, pointless, boring and quite annoying diatribe. She never has anything useful to say, at least that I've been able to garner from her garbled and meandering words. She just drones on and on and her eyes are flicking all over the place and I want to shoot myself. And I wonder to myself if I am being too harsh, if I should cut her some slack because she's blind. But fuck that. Just because she can't see doesn't mean that she automatically becomes wise and full of helpful information. Because she can't see do I have to like her? I mean, god...she's annoying as fuck. I don't think her blindness has anything to do with it. I just wish she'd shut up.

 

I think that it's completely untrue when they say "there are no stupid questions".

Of course there are stupid questions. Stupid people ask stupid questions.
And I don't work at an internet company. not at all. this isn't really related to stupid questions that stupid people ask, but it could be.

Things you will never see on loafe.com:
-imood
-counters
-flash animation
-guestbook
-pink stuff
-teddy bears, roses, or hearts
-webrings
-advertisements (well, not blatantly, but I often like to endorse products I love, such as Starburst Jelly Beans--sex in a sugary bean)
-style sheets (this one is a little shaky, only because I'm not learning them very well but I might use them eventually)
-pictures of my cat (this is a complete lie, but I wish I could promise you that)
-funny, entertaining or useful items (ha ha, see, I'm taking a jab at myself, making fun at my own expense, get it? ha ha)
-lies (but you will see half-truths and complete inventions of situations and people)
-referring to myself in a name that isn't my own
-weird use of text and punctuation to make faces...what do they call them? emoticons or whatever? you know what I'm talking about.
-fancy, pretty, or creative use of design, text, and/or ideas (seriously)



 

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