The story is in the soil.

[_sheisbeautiful]

It is commonly understood that we all want what we can't have. Be it a person or an object. Furthermore, we generally invest large amounts of time into procuring these things, when (a vast majority of the time) the effort is pointless

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[and__beyond]

Is it odd that I love the way that this is written?
I love you madly.
We need to chill, talk one-on-one.
Hopefully, Thursday will be a possibility.
Tonight was...interesting.

After friday's conversation, I decided that I want to give writing a little shot. I don't know why or what I expect to come of it, but why not, right?

[_sheisbeautiful]

If not we always have Friday for sure.
And you should start writing. So I can read it.
And if Tyler wants my number you can give it to him. I'll text him as soon as I find out about those tickets. Or I can text you and you can text him...or...uh...whatever

[neobob187]

I love your spouted randomness. Most classic writers I think started out thinking that's what their writing was.

I've found through my years of writing that as long as the writing is in the writer's possession it isn't safe ha. Once the writer lets go of it and lets someone else read it, as scary as it may be, it becomes art to be interpreted hundreds of ways.

[_sheisbeautiful]

I love you.