32/M/GA

I just know for a fact that as soon as I get a Minute Maid Lite Pink Lemonade inside of me, my problems will go away. I just finished my master's thesis and there's really not much else going on with me. The thesis was on why every mentally ill woman has checkered Vans and Cookie Monster Pajamas. That's really not what it was about but it was certainly in the ballpark. I'm just looking to talk to people that don't think that MRNA vaccines were in Tower 7 when it collapsed. We can talk about anything, but chances are you're much more interested in talking about yourself, and not in a way that's compelling, either. It's that way where it's kind of self-pitying but too vague to get into any specifics because if you would get to know the specifics you would know that the problem is yourself. Then it's a matter of pattern recognition and accountability, but you would never hold yourself to that or attempt to see that. You barely try to look at the mirror when you walk into your bathroom, let alone try to examine yourself. I can throw out the "dam that's crazy" every 5 minutes so you don't have to focus on that video of how to tie a noose. It's favorited, so you can come back to it at any time. But basically I like making music and pretending to know how to spot a bad welding job. I also like leaving when I feel like it. I don't like sad sacks and energy thieves. I also don't like to pretend to feel bad for people. I don't play many video games anymore, they don't give me joy like they used to. I do enjoy going to the movies by myself. I saw Eddington. It's about two Mexicans and their disagreement over a bug eyed woman. I don't know where people got that this was a COVID period piece, that resonated more with me anyway. How does Joaquin Phoenix keeps getting these roles where he plays an impotent sexually frustrated man when we saw his hammer in full tilt AND dangle? It's a soft 6, not a modest Statue of David at all... So was the movie.

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