HEXED AGAINST PROFESSORS
Fine fine fine...I suppose I'll do this too.
List ten things you want to say to people but know you never will.
- Don't say who they are.
- Disable comments.
- Never discuss it again.
- Note: If you think it's you, it's probably not you.
1. You're completely sweet. And I'm glad you've finally realized what it is we all knew all along. The daftness may be partially contagious.
2. People misunderstand you often. And really, I don't think you're as eccentric as you make others think. In fact, I would bet that you giggle about it when you're on your own.
3. I don't want to hate you, though you make it utterly difficult to like you. I have nothing against you, as I've never really had a conflict with you. I think we're both being pressured by stereotypes we want to overcome.
4. I know I shouldn't even be thinking this, but I have to admit that you're cute. A total and complete prat, but cute.
5. I will never again send a singing Valentine. Ever. But I am glad everything worked out afterall. I enjoying spending time with you and I'm incredibly grateful that you don't act as though I'm some frail creature who can't take care of herself. Or at least, not to my face. I do wish you'd talk to me more when you look like something is troubling you.
6. I don't think you're as tough as you want everyone to think you are. I bet you sleep with a teddy bear.
7. Our time together was incredibly short lived. Fun, but short. Maybe our paths will cross again...
8. You're my favorite brother. I love all my brothers, but really, the others don't get me as much as you do. Though the "little sister" jokes would do better if never said. I'm really not a baby anymore.
9. Though I will never ever admit to writing this, you're my favorite professor. While most of the others play favorites, you don't. But when your trust and respect is earned, then you never waiver, and I admire that.
10. I know people think you're absolutely clumsy, and that I only went to that event with you because I wouldn't have gotten to go otherwise, but really I had a lot of fun. And if you ever asked me again, I would go.
List ten things you want to say to people but know you never will.
- Don't say who they are.
- Disable comments.
- Never discuss it again.
- Note: If you think it's you, it's probably not you.
1. You're completely sweet. And I'm glad you've finally realized what it is we all knew all along. The daftness may be partially contagious.
2. People misunderstand you often. And really, I don't think you're as eccentric as you make others think. In fact, I would bet that you giggle about it when you're on your own.
3. I don't want to hate you, though you make it utterly difficult to like you. I have nothing against you, as I've never really had a conflict with you. I think we're both being pressured by stereotypes we want to overcome.
4. I know I shouldn't even be thinking this, but I have to admit that you're cute. A total and complete prat, but cute.
5. I will never again send a singing Valentine. Ever. But I am glad everything worked out afterall. I enjoying spending time with you and I'm incredibly grateful that you don't act as though I'm some frail creature who can't take care of herself. Or at least, not to my face. I do wish you'd talk to me more when you look like something is troubling you.
6. I don't think you're as tough as you want everyone to think you are. I bet you sleep with a teddy bear.
7. Our time together was incredibly short lived. Fun, but short. Maybe our paths will cross again...
8. You're my favorite brother. I love all my brothers, but really, the others don't get me as much as you do. Though the "little sister" jokes would do better if never said. I'm really not a baby anymore.
9. Though I will never ever admit to writing this, you're my favorite professor. While most of the others play favorites, you don't. But when your trust and respect is earned, then you never waiver, and I admire that.
10. I know people think you're absolutely clumsy, and that I only went to that event with you because I wouldn't have gotten to go otherwise, but really I had a lot of fun. And if you ever asked me again, I would go.