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Haven’t really stopped thinking about you since my crown was broken. This concrete jungle gets loud but never loud enough to drown out this screaming thought. This thought may never enter reality but it will forever remain in my dreams. I had a plan to not make this sound creepy… fail. —唯ad Luck in Technicolor
This article appears in Apr 5-11, 2012.
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Sorry bitch was way too wague. Time for a fourth attempt.
if you’re dreaming then it’s not drug-induced….
so I’m guessing you’re just a crazy person.
I had a plan not to say “wague”…. fail.
Hey … I’m all for vague if you don’t want the person you’re writing about to figure it out. But if you’re on your 3rd attempt … you obviously know or assume the person you’re writing about reads this section and they haven’t made contact. So, perhaps vague isn’t really workin’ for ya and ya might just wanna try a different approach … either that or they got it and aren’t interested. Either way … buck up and spill it so you can get a yea or nay.
I’ve got someone I can’t stop thinking about too … but I did the friggin’ funniest thing … I actually told him. Maybe you should do the same. Take a chance. It may switch your bad luck in technicolor to real life good fortune. You know, the good fortune you were thinking could be possible when you caved to temptation and now you can’t stop thinking about it/him/her. Put the fear aside and deal with it or the thoughts will haunt you and you’ll go on never knowing if it could have been more. And if ‘more’ never comes … at least you know it wasn’t because you acted like a creeping weirdo and kept it to yourself.
Maybe you should be less vague.