Who am I? Who are you? Are you pretending, just like I am too? Then there is a pair of us, don't tell!!! Then they will know, then they will see... Just like Adam saw Eve and they hid because they saw that they were naked and were ashamed. So why are we ashamed? To be who we are? Why do we settle? To please others at the compromise of ourselves. Why, oh why, does this tale go this way? Like Don Quijote, I've been searching for adventures, but no worries hasn't taken me 700 pages to get to it. I am still walking through this life and today I made a choice: I will not compromise, just like my roomate Faith would say 'Never settle for less.' Because when you settle oh boy, t he good thing you were waiting for, now you won't get it. But when you refuse to settle you are walking along this road and then one day ...
When I was in college, there was something called 'hooking up.' I'm not sure if people still use the term now, but back then it was an inconspicuous term. It could mean anything. When you asked your roommate, 'so what happened between you and the guy last night?' And she would reply 'We hooked up.' It could mean anything from first base all the way up to home run. It could mean a kiss, it could mean that they did it raw. Who knows? You would have to ask a series of follow-up questions to get to the bottom of what happened. I find it interesting in today's day and age the way women and men treat each other. Seems like no one wants responsibility. Where are the good men that stay until the morning and call the next day? Where are the good women that can cook and keep a house? Does anyone know what do to after the hook up? It seems to me like our culture and hip-hop songs glamorize the temporary pleasures of sex without menti...
I remember watching this show, and then reading a commentary. The commentary said, seriously never move in with guys on an apartment ad you found on craigslist. How insane is that? I thought. I would never do that! Then I got lawyered (How I Met Your Mother reference). The situation of me having to get out of the house by the 1st has me on a scavenger hunt for an apartment in New Brunswick. Right now what's available (and that I can afford) is the place I saw yesterday with 2 guys (how desperate am I that I answered the ad?) Location wise, it's cool. A walk from Easton Ave and the train station but far enough that it's still boom-docky). It's like suburban except it's 15 minutes away from the city, not half an hour. So yeah $450 rent, utilities average $15 to $20 a month. Doable for ...
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