The words one says can change everything. The difference between the rich man and the poor man is that the rich man probably knew what to say.
With this is mind, it is easy to understand why I failed.
Yesterday was Sunday. I was on my way to 2nd Street when I looked at my car's clock. It was noon exactly. Noon on a Sunday. It felt like the biggest bummer ever. I was so gloomy that I pulled over, got out of the car, and sat on a bench. Then it began to rain.
I think I need to do something about. . . well, me.
Awful: when you see (and suddenly want) a stranger that is extremely sexy. What does one do? It is difficult to simply walk up and say, "Hello. My name is Ian Stiles, and you are fucking gorgeous." But the realization starts to sink in; you will probably never see this person again. It's a one-shot deal. Here is this beautiful character that you've never met, and unless it's at school or at work or even at a place where people go on a regular basis, like a supermarket or a brothel, chances are this person will be gone for good.
I never do anything. Who knows how many romances I've destroyed?
Running away from the truth is pointless. Which is why I am holding it up with a shotgun. The problem is, if it gets away, everyone knows; if I try to kill it, everyone hears the blast. There's no way to win. So for now I'll keep the gun pressed firmly to its head, no matter how much it shivers and pleads. Maybe a couple whispered threats will convince the disgusting bastard to become a lie.
Mom is back from Las Vegas, with some money. I received some, so I can hold out a little longer.
Today:
-myth
-job apps
-??
Tomorrow:
-read
-watch
-love
-get over it