Comments | sweet_angel0454: Something to consider

sweet_angel0454

Something to consider

Oct 19, 2005 22:55

Same thing here with this song as the last one I posted, it is directed to someone. Not only do I want to find my addiction, but I also want the other person to be just as addicted, and I think that is what the song describes. Im reaching out to this person, pouring out my heart, and my life, and yet it feels like Im getting nothing in return. ( Read more... )

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millerchristoph October 20 2005, 06:02:05 UTC

To whom is this song directed? And is there a specific reason for wanting the mutual addiction? You say you're reaching out. Something I've noticed in life is that men often have absolutely no clue. They couldn't get a clue during the clue mating season if they were wearing clue musk while doing the clue mating dance and yodeling the clue mating call. Completely oblivious. (At least, that's what an ex- once said of me.) Men often need direct words, which is sometimes hard for women to either grasp or enact. I don't know the situation, though, so it could be something completely different.

Thanks for responding sweet_angel0454 November 12 2005, 23:09:31 UTC

Sorry its taken me so long to respond, but ive just come to the concclusion, that maybe because I dont reply thats why people dont leave comments? Does that make sense? Anyways, this song is directed to a guy ive known for a very long time, and he lives in NJ. I am completly, and utterly addicted to him, and he is completly detached, it seems. I just want him to feel the same way I do, give to me the same I give to him. I know he loves me only because he tells me, I know he wants to meet me, only because he tells me he does. But when I bring certin issues up with him, it just feels heartless the way he responds. I cant really do anything about it because we are so far away from each other. I just wish thing were simpiler (sp?. Well, thanks again for reading my post, and taking the time to give me a thoughtful response. Im gonna add you to my friends list, is that ok? Thanks :P

Re: Thanks for responding millerchristoph November 27 2005, 01:19:59 UTC

You're forgiven, and I'm sorry too, that it's taken me so long to get to this. I know that I personally am less likely to continue commenting in a person's journal if they're not replied to, because that implies (or perhaps I just infer) that they're not being read, or something, so there's no point in my speaking up ( ... )