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[fraqmented]

Oh my gosh. I can't stand it. I want not to want him so bad. But I can't stop.
Holy crap, make it stop!
I know I shouldn't, but stopping raging emotions is not as easy as just knowing you should stop them.
Again, the little sun dude looks so happily confused. BEING CONFUSED IS NOT A GOOD THING!

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[virtuistic]

I know exactly how you feel.

It sucks royal buttmonkeys.

[fraqmented]

Yes it does. And it's not so bad that I don't have him, you know. It's not that different than the dozen or so times before when I didn't have a chance because of whatever reason. But it's so much worse because he has a girlfriend and I swore I would never, ever fall for a guy with a girlfriend because that is just so wrong.
Ugh.
On the plus side, your pic is hilarious. I'm constantly running for my life. Or sanity. Same thing.

[virtuistic]

Sometimes even when you do have him it doesn't help. *ahem* But that's an entirely different tangent. But yeah, the liking someone who's already taken is a special breed of frustration. Right up there with long distance relationships and falling in love with someone of a different sexual orientation, just because there's that feeling of helplessness. RAWR. Imma shut up now.

On the icon, I am a fan of it too... it captures the essence of complete and total frustration.

[fraqmented]

Seems you've experienced the variety pack of romance disappointment. I've never had to endure the insanity that is a long distance relationship (but then, I've never experienced the horror of any kind of romantic relationship, unless one-sided complete yearning counts as a relationship these days). Nor have I ever fallen for someone of the wrong sexual orientation (ouch?).
The guys I prefer to fall for are usually a)too hot, b)too old, c)too taken.
In all fairness, though, it's not like I ever have the balls to ever DO anything about any of my yearnings. (I use the term "balls" metaphorically, as an illustration; I don't have balls nor do I desire to have them. I am, after all, a raging feminist.)
I'll just let this storm run its course. Might get tossed up a bit, but I'll come out on the other side.