Something Strange about this State of Mind

[tonyphuckinhawk]

...and it comes to me occasionally so i've learned to ignore it or brush it off as some jealous interpretation of my own imagination. But it rarely stays this long and i've certainly never seen it return after it has died away before. Is there such thing as instinct? Kindred feelings unintentionally sent between distanced lovers? God, i hope not

Comments

[onehopefulstar]

I was thinking the same thing though actually, so you're not alone. But then again I'm also always suspecting of them, ever since the whole snake/apple ordeal.

[tonyphuckinhawk]

I think everyone feels that to some degree. Except swingers. They're the only ones who've got it figured out. I never realized it until just now, but swingers must be the smartest people on earth.

[onehopefulstar]

So I'm a swinger right?

[tonyphuckinhawk]

Yeah, you totally are.

...right on, haha.

[cruiseshipstyle]

If you are reading this, you are probably online and should get off. :fake laughs trying to cover up my bad joke:

[tonyphuckinhawk]

Haha, thanks, Ryan.

[____theyspin]

well all i can say is that i know exactly how you feel, i do that to myself all the time. i worry like no other, and i make big deals out of the small ones, haha sometimes i feel as if i made a mountain out of a mole hill, really!!! anyways i like to do this thing were if i am sad i make myself more sad.. by spending far too much time alone in my room or on the internet nosing around on silly things such as livejournal and myspace. ohh my my.

[tonyphuckinhawk]

Oh, i know. LiveJournal is the most depressing thing in the world. And when i'm alone i look at it a couple times an hour. I don't know as much about MySpace because i can't spend more than three seconds there without feeling physically ill.