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"Drinking a tin and thinking of him," hoping to get away from this maudlin whim of escapism into a new era of beginnings. Maybe it will, maybe it won’t, either way I don’t mind gaining a friend, or discovering my new favourite game, flirting with men on the train who can’t look up from their slim, beautiful, intelligent phones. Maybe if I changed my (ring)tone I could grab their attention, but I don’t mention it, I don’t want to distract him from that top score on temple run. So I’ll have the conversation in my head and wonder what we could have said/what he’d be like in bed/where it might have led in ten years time when we’re married with kids but he probably won’t remember this. It’s okay though, I don’t mind, I understand it’s hard to find the time to talk to people when you’re surrounded by them every day. There’s only so much you have left to say and you’d rather save it for someone special. Someone you care about. Someone close to you.
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 12:37 AM UTC
Someone Close To You
"Drinking a tin and thinking of him," hoping to get away from this maudlin whim of escapism into a new era of beginnings. Maybe it will, maybe it won’t, either way I don’t mind gaining a friend, or discovering my new favourite game, flirting with men on the train who can’t look up from their slim, beautiful, intelligent phones. Maybe if I changed my (ring)tone I could grab their attention, but I don’t mention it, I don’t want to distract him from that top score on temple run. So I’ll have the conversation in my head and wonder what we could have said/what he’d be like in bed/where it might have led in ten years time when we’re married with kids but he probably won’t remember this. It’s okay though, I don’t mind, I understand it’s hard to find the time to talk to people when you’re surrounded by them every day. There’s only so much you have left to say and you’d rather save it for someone special. Someone you care about. Someone close to you.
clastone
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 12:37 AM UTC
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