Comments | agentmui: not too keen on her

agentmui

not too keen on her

Oct 19, 2005 16:22

Gee whiz Bi told me a knee slapper last night.

Dad had picked him up to go with him to get Uncle and Auntie from SFO. (Note to self: Get proper reference or name for Uncle) What Bi wasn't expecting was Dad bringing along his new girlfriend. I was a little disgusted at this, only because I thought at least one of my parents would know better than to ( Read more... )

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khemmeta October 20 2005, 03:36:41 UTC

i think everyone is, kid.

"audio drone for the painfully alone" agentmui October 24 2005, 23:50:33 UTC

Yes! I can see why you'd say that. Also, some people are "nesters", so the aspect of "being alone" would be depressing.
I doubt anyone could avoid being lonely, that's why it would be in our own best interest to be able to have a good enough time in one's own company.
Don't be sad! I would say it was all worth it, wouldn't you?

anonymous October 21 2005, 22:12:48 UTC

I think everyone is afraid of being alone. The older you are the more desperate and afraid.

agentmui October 25 2005, 00:10:11 UTC

Desperate? Afraid! Those are pretty strong feelings.
But it doesn't have to be such a bummer I think. It shouldn't be so terrible. I should like to think that it's not too bad, if at all. Maybe what we want is for someone to notice and acknowledge one's existence, and for it to matter when one no longer exists. Having a significant other then guarantees that one gets a "bless you" when one sneezes, yeah?
As long as I'm discovered soon enough after my exit so that I'm still presentable before cremation....
There's a difference between being lonely and alone.