Comments | writemethesea: have fun kids

writemethesea

have fun kids

Jan 17, 2006 16:20

Post a story, a secret, a confession, a threat, a fear, a love - anything. Be sure to post anonymously and honestly. Post as many times as you'd like, and then put this in your LJ to see what your friends (and perhaps others who you don't even realize read your LJ) have to say. Thanks.

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anonymous January 18 2006, 04:00:23 UTC

a lot of the time i find myself missing you and knowing we'll never be that way again, but hoping nonetheless that maybe we will be that way again. i get all emo and stuff.

anonymous January 20 2006, 03:21:16 UTC

i'm falling for a boy that i know is taken, and whom i knew was taken from the moment i met him. i let myself get involved.
and i wouldn't feel the least bit of guilt if i had to steal him from her, by whatever means.
because she doesn't deserve it.
and i'm a terrible human being for thinking that i can judge who deserves what.
but i need this.

anonymous January 22 2006, 04:59:49 UTC

I think I might be doing that too.
I am friends with the girls though, and don't want to hurt her, but don't think she deserves him,
and I feel terrible about it,
I would be too guilty,
and ditto with the who deserves what,
maybee she does

I wish she would appreciate him more though... just not infront of me.

anonymous February 14 2006, 01:59:29 UTC

I always feel like everyone else on LJ fits in so much better than I do. I never know what to say or what to do to make people like me.

anonymous February 17 2006, 03:53:31 UTC

funny, because I feel the opposite. I think I might have better friends on LJ then in real life. now that's pathetic.

anonymous February 23 2006, 02:26:42 UTC

before I start, excellent song choice.

I've discovered that some of the best people to talk to are people you don't know. when you don't know people, and they don't know your past, it's so much easier to tell them everything in the world, 'cause they don't already think things about you. things that may work for you, but may also work against you. it's sometimes surprisingly easier to have a 3-hour conversation with a brand new friend about your horrors (or lost loves, or friends' suicides, or highs, or lows) than with your best friend of many years. it's a curious sensation, realising this.