Why we keep on trying...

[kellinator]

despite all common sense and advice to the contrary, to connect with other people:

"Most gratification isn't from work, material things or routines, but from relationships."

--Dr. Peter Salovey, Salon, Sex in a time of terror

Thanks, Thespian.

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Oh, dear.

[scarcrest.livejournal.com]

If this is my optimal time for finding love ... given the state of affairs in my life these days ... I think it's time I drink the Kool-Aid...

(Mostly said in jest. Mostly.)

Re: Oh, dear.

[kellinator.livejournal.com]

As if you don't have the pretty ladies showing up at your LiveJournal to hit on you.

And someone on my friends list thinks you're cute.

Re: Oh, dear.

[scarcrest.livejournal.com]

Now, I wouldn't deny I spend most of my days stumbling around with my head in a cloud (a small black cloud, no bigger than 100 square feet, that merrily follows me around through my daily routine, raining just on me -- the storm tracker radars used by local television filter it out as an everyday occurrence, and that's why it isn't visible on TV). But, huh?

Most of my LJ friends are women, yes. All seem quite attractive, from what I've seen. But most of them seem to be 1.) taken, 2.) underage or 3.) living all the way over in England or something. (Moey was my first LJ friend, so she warrants special mention all her own.)

Thanks for making me smile, though. :)