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[theinquisition]

When I look back over the two-and-a-half years since my graduation, it fucking astonishes me where my life has gone. I planned specifically NOT to go to college as a fledgling highschooler and I meant it. I ended up coming to school anyway, and feel as if I have found a new home. The decision was made for me (financially) that I am not to

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[christinaf]

I miss you Kevin!!!!!

[arnoldcorns]

I was there when you first coined the growing up in Richmond line. fucking loradine

[dorothypzbornak]

how you view a past longterm relationship will keep changing with time.. sometimes it will be deep regret/bitterness. sometimes you will applaud yourself for what you learned about yourself and how to deal with someone else.. sometimes you will smile at the better memories.. the more time that wedges itself in between you and the relationship/breakup, the more mildly you will feel about it and hopefully the more you will just remember it as a growing and learning experience instead of a negative time in your life. i was in a two-year relationship too (i don't know if you read my livejournals or not, especially not anymore.. but ive talked about that relationship and complained heavily about the effects it had on me.. so i know what youre going through). theres no way to leave a two-yr devotion of your life into something without anger, but eventually i think the anger etc dies away and its just a faded memory.

do you see t-miller much? haa