I’m dizzy, too much shaking of the head tonight… Home now and a bit bored.

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kittycate:

inyourcar:

I am too much of a romantic. No one actually says/does the things that I think about them saying/doing. It’s not their fault at all, it’s just me being a silly little optimist. I guess I should be more realistic, but I like the way I think.

I am the same way. And i don’t think we should give up. It just takes a lot more waiting for people like us.

I agree, we shouldn’t give up. Someday someone is going to surprise us. :)

I am too much of a romantic. No one actually says/does the things that I think about them saying/doing. It’s not their fault at all, it’s just me being a silly little optimist. I guess I should be more realistic, but I like the way I think.

Hi, it’s me again. Sorry it took me so long to reply. It’s okay to be a hypocrite about things like that. At least you’re not purposely doing it. And I’ve had the feeling of thinking someone was going to tell me something and then wondering if they had anything to say at all a lot. It’s a really weird feeling. Maybe you should be the first to say something. But that’s always scary. Also, don’t worry about getting off track. That’s my favorite part of conversations :) I think that having a Dreamer’s convention would be one of the most wonderful things in the entire world. I know a few people that get me. And by a few I think I mean one, and she’s my best friend. I love to talk about cheesy things and know that I’m not the only one who knows what is important in life. I wish I could teach everyone. But it’s not my place I guess. Who I am to say that being happy is more important than being rich? So I like the feeling of someone ‘getting’ it. When you explain something that isn’t really explainable, but somehow they understand and don’t give you a confused look. I really dislike it when I try really hard to explain something and people ask me what I’m talking about. It makes me feel desperate for better words. Sometimes there are none and I have to give up. That’s always disappointing. But when I meet someone as cheesy as me, I love the feeling of really getting into a conversation that most people would think was unimportant or silly or childish or confusing. Again, sorry it took so long to reply.

It’s no problem. :) I wish I could say something first, but it is scary. I have this really intense fear of making the first move. And it’s not even because I think it would end badly, I actually think it would end well in this situation. It just gives me anxiety, along with tons of other stuff. I know what you mean, I’m so thankful for my two best friends because they just understand what I’m saying even though I’m bad at words. I hate when you want to describe what you’re feeling, but it doesn’t ever sound the same out loud as it does when you think about it. I think it should be our place to teach people about what’s important in life. Sure, not everyone would agree that being happy is more important than being rich. But some people would, and that’s worth it to me. :) I love conversations like that too, that other people think are unimportant or silly. It’s kind of like sharing a secret that other people don’t know they’re missing out on. I’m in a Gender Studies class right now and I learned that females think that talking is the most important way to create closeness (as opposed to males who create closeness through doing things together). I’ve been assuming that you’re female, forgive me if you’re not, but I think that is so true. I feel really close to someone after I have great conversations with them.

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