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[vicarz]

I still don't care what my grades are, but I'm midly curious. I think either As or Cs or anything inbetween and I'll just giggle.

I see the allergist in 1.5 hours. Then I take drugs.

Forgot to mention this ages ago, but regarding the idea that you can't be happy with someone unless you can be happy by yourself:
Being happy alone isn't necessarily human! I mean, you have to have a certain level of independence and happiness, but humans are social animals spending 25-33% of their lives learning how to function in society. To think we should be happy alone is absurd. Now, friends work and help - but many of us are naturally inclined to couple-off. It's NORMAL. Wanting to share your life with someone doesn't mean you're desperately clinging onto serial monogamy as though being with someone is the only thing that defines your existence! People that do that are way fucked up, sure, but to be pretty happy but still wish you had a special someone to share with is fine too.

Yes I'm used to being wrong all the time. It's not for a lack of trying, but I can't help but notice the trend. Of course, I admit when I'm wrong which seems to be a rare trait.

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[vicar.livejournal.com]

I have no taste, so dating makes me look and decorate better. I am faded target on my own.

I like single, but I treat LJ like my sig. I save up my observations and stories to share, and if there is no one there then it is LJ time. How patehtic :)

[kattrags.livejournal.com]

Generally speaking, people who are happy with themselves are far more attractive to others than those filled with self-loathing. Generally speaking.