The Mystical Unicorn

The thing is, I want my people in my life, all my life. I like them a lot, and I want us to still have intellectual conversations when we're really, really old. I want us to read good books that we've suggested to each other. I want us to meet every weekend for tea or coffee or even a walk in the park - who cares - even when we're fifty. I want us to be deep-thoughts-friends even when they've got jobs and I'm living off the money I make from my paintings. I want all that with what we've got now, but the question is, is what we've got now enough ?

Honey it smells like you and I stop in my tracks Blink hard and try to see where I am Breathe in deep and go looking for the smell That stopped my heart oh I know I'm going to hell But the only thing I still like about you is your perfume When it smells like you I think of all that you'd do Your pretty eyes and the way they'd look into mine Lunch, sweet kissing and glasses of wine I see you and I feel just about nothing But if it smells like you I know I'm in trouble

Then take a break and go back to the craziness. For instance, sign up for gym, join a band, take up unnecessary extracurricular activities, volunteer, dance, write; run around losing your mind and summer weight. And then take a one-month break from gym and extracurricular rubbish. Breathe. Study. Upload notes  and all. Seriously though - STUDY!! Ok bye now

My friend Nayana Rajnish, who is a brilliant wacko genius zoned out INFP (xNFP siblingness shining through), answered my query about homosexuality perfectly, and although it is not MY brainvomit, I feel like the world would benefit from this information so I'm going to blog about it now. A little context here: The only argument against homosexuality that I couldn't argue against effectively was that by vice of the attraction one may feel towards a person of the same sex being (biologically) not normal, homosexuality is sexual perversion. Nayana's answer to this absolute distinction was that it would be unfair - given our stage in evolution, our intellectual superiority over other species and our population - to compare our sexuality, which in today's world is highly psychological, to theirs. The great purpose of human heterosexuality is procreation. It is safe to say humans no longer need to procreate to further our species because there are PLENTY of us. Therefo...

Love for another, for oneself, romantic, platonic, familial, maternal, paternal, tough love, unrequited love, love for a subject, your work, an object, a pet, a hobby - but love in the end.

Butterflies, blushes, kisses and smiles Sweet little nothings and being lost in your eyes <3 <3 <3

To fear or admire those who sleep easily? Admire them, because we cannot Or fear them, for they have no guilt?