The People I Know
She is gullible, unaware of her own ignorance, opinionated, and convincing. Give her a few years, and she'll be buying pasta strainers and egg poachers from late-night infomercials. With just the right hint, she will find her way in front of the camera, prattling on about a diet pill that takes stains out of laundry.
He is educated, immature, prideful, and vain. You don't have to ask to know; he definitely thinks that song is about him.
She is beautiful, clever, strong, and vulnerable. Her passion is her greatest asset and her greatest weakness, but she doesn't know it yet.
He is argumentative, brilliant, sentimental, and broken. I miss him.







December 04, 2010
I always look forward to your opinion when I write more . . . "abstract" posts. So I'm glad you like this. And I hope you know better than to think of yourself as immature or prideful. Normally, I wouldn't call you vain, either, but well, you've left me no choice. :)
December 04, 2010
Definitely a good one.
As for the vanity thing, it's all a show. Deep down, I'm really incredibly humble.
Also, I did steal it. It's already written, and scheduled for Monday. SO TAKE THAT.
December 04, 2010
BUT YOU ALREADY TOOK THAT. STOP SETTING UP IMPOSSIBLE RESPONSES, BRAIN.