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i am not a huggy person. i give hugs rarely. and only to the best people.
i love big dogs.
i can be a morning person, if need be. if not, i am very cranky.
i am not very fond of balloons. nor clowns.
i hate small talk.
i chew the tip of my straws if and when i use them.
i enjoy 'fake' strawberries.
i'm very good at licking ice cream, but bad at biting burgers.
i love my stapler.
you'll know it when i don't hear you when i smile a lot.
i am the most un-romantic person i know.
contrary to popular belief, i do cry easily.
i bite.

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Wednesday, January 09, 2008
That post in my head that never went to paper. Nor this blog.

It's so easy to make yourself resist something that's far away from you. But if it's served on a silver platter on the next table, that's a different story. And trying, though hard as it may sound, makes you feel less guilty about it.

I want my old self back. I never realize how much self esteem I've lost until I get back in the old crowd. Maybe it's not so much losing self-esteem as it is being overwhelmed and intimidated a lot. But the effects for both are quite similar and not less crippling for either.

I find myself faking it a lot lately. I'm so used to everything already that I just slip into this stupid mode of indifference coated with warm concern. I miss high school. I miss all the free passes awarded to teenagers full of angst, hormones, and extraordinary intellect. Propriety be damned! Adulthood, though I have only been around the block for around 7 months now, sucks. And add to this seasoned adults who use your age only to turn tables on you.

Last month I have made a decision that may have destroyed another person's life, but I hope not. I can't say it was done in the absence of good judgment. I think that the decision was made 3 years ago. It only had to be voiced out. Risky and hurtful steps had to be taken and I can say I find satisfaction in being the one who had to accomplish them. As selfish as it may sound, it is quite gratifying to do something for yourself for a change. Of course this is only my side of the story.

Closing something always opens something else, and even though I can say that, for me, everything has been put to rest, I don't think everything has been opened yet. Despite popular belief, I know what's wrong with this whole thing. I know what's wrong with me. And I now know that I quite like cruising without the excess baggage. I think I might like to enjoy it for a while. I'd like to think I'm in no hurry. And I haven't been trying, either; I haven't been looking. But I want it to just come. And be swept away. Someday, I might be brave enough to take that thing on the silver platter. But before that, a table has to be vacant first. For now the place is full, but I'll definitely be "back." For now, there's Embryology.


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