By nature playful, inquisitive.
By habit, introspective.
By upbringing and inclination, conservative.
By genes... athletic, absentminded.
By context, a mixed bag.
By current circumstances, confused.
Stupid essay.
I know I'm 22, that sounds old. I used to think my friend who was 21 was ancient. And here I am.
(At least she's 5 years older than me. Heh)
But nothing hits home harder than seeing a photo...
Of a kid you once knew when he was all gangly and awkward and young and squeaky and childish, that you used to tell off, and that you treated similar to a (sometimes) annoying little brother
And you disappeared for a few years
And then you see a picture of him, and go zomgwtheckhesallgrownup. And he looks like a man. With a pretty girl on his arm. And him looking all manly and schtuff (hey, he doesn't look bad).
I'm shocked.
T_T I'm old.
Strange
I can almost feel myself slipping
Sorta like a dream
Except it's real
Reality bites sometimes.
I am the architect
But others fill my world with their consciousness.
Flirting challenge, that's what I've been told I am. (by who? Facebook of course!)
Happening to chance upon an article about flirting... I read it. Intellectual curiousity of course. Cue coughing.
Anyway.
Eye contact. Posture. Looking like you're interested in what a person is saying. Laughter when someone says something funny. Some complimenting, of course.
Apparently they're signs that you're flirting with someone.
What?
Aren't the above just signs that you're just being friendly?
I do all of the above. It's a nice way to treat people, when I listen to them I show interest in what they're saying. Of course I'd like it reciprocated, cause that's how you get to know someone well. Right?
The article doesn't seem to think so. So....there is no difference at all between flirting and being friendly.
Unless of course, flirting is distinguished by fakeness.
....
And I also have a problem with the above.
Inception.
One word: amazing.
Many words: I am amazed at how many concepts they managed to fit into over 2 hours. Brilliant, love the fight scenes, the fact that it was tragedy/romance, action, mystery and infinite possibility all rolled into a 2 hour block. Excellent storyline...though I did wonder who the mysterious all powerful engineering corporation was?
It was good. Like, oh wow good. Not as mind boggling as some told me it would be, but nonetheless a movie to mull/chew/think over.
Oh, and Inception is a reason ALLLLL guys should wear, and own tailored suits and cufflinks. And know some form of martial arts, be a tech geek, and be handy with a gun. Not to mention suave behaviour.
*edit*
And the soundtrack was done by Hans Zimmer. No wonder it sounds so freaking brilliant. I'm buying it when it comes out on DVD. And the soundtrack too.
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