there are lots of times when having a blog seems so pointless.
I pretty much know everyone who reads it, and usually when i talk about things, i have them in mind. that is, i'll avoid saying things i know could be taken the wrong way. it's just stupid to hint at things, yet not elaborate. and there's always those times where blogging ends up being the main form of communication. pretty sad, how face-to-face communiqué has gone out the window. maybe that's why i'm starting to studder.
So make a blog, and don't tell anyone about it. We've seen how easy it is to find someone's privately public journals. Why post things on the internet if you don't want anyone to read it? I guess that's because posting is a way to express yourself. but it's not really expression if no one listens. or in this case, reads.
You have to know someone is reading, and that you're somehow telling the world how shitty it's being to you. or how great.
I'm looking back at yesterday's post, and i'm realizing that i don't want to elaborate at all. talking all about it leads to analyzing it. people will read it, and will think about it. i'll share it with everyone, and for some reason, I feel like this cheapens it, makes it less...
surreal? because that's what makes it perfect. and to force it to the ground forces that aspect out of it. because right now, it seems like it might not have happened. it's that dream you just woke up from. i'm not willing to recognize the new, harsher reality.
it's going on for fifteen minutes about how that guy asked to borrow a pen, smiled at you, or said your name. it's impossible to show them what you saw. to them, it was nothing, and you're overreacting, you damn drama queen. but really, it was something, and you refuse to think otherwise.
so i just won't say anything.
because it was nothing, but that's why it was amazing.
p.s. yes, i realize i'm an ass.