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Maybe you were fitting into the "I don't have a job, so I'll post naked pictures of me for some easy..." I think it just hits too close to home here. The buy-me stuff on Amazon...maybe it would have worked if you linked it to someone random mystery person.

yes. yes he is.

What are you saying, Mickey, you wanna fuck other wimmin or something?

yeah last night was awwwwful. everyone gets like one dance and then i have to listen to their drunktalk for a half hour. boo. sorry im just in a sour mood cause making no money and literally working your ass off sucks..

Well, shit. I'm sorry, darling.

I have that feeling you should do some funemployment cause you probably won't be unemployed for long...

But...you can't touch me in Portland....

They're playing with Frightened Rabbits when they come to Seattle. That's like, vote 2 for the show.

hey! You mentioned me! I'S FAMOUS.
do/did you like the National?

Sorry you broke up with your music provider. It sounds like it was for the best, but I know it's hard.

I can't offer a new alternative, but I will say, when you find someone new....listen to the Dirty Projectors, and Beirut.

Devotchka is fun. You might enjoy some local acts - The Bad Things, Hey Marseilles. It's difficult for me to buy into online music offerings - I've spent so many hours in a record store, there's that soothing clack, clack, clack as you riffle through offerings...looking and hoping for that forgotten gem.

Those might fit me, how much do you want?

I did think about if I lost a hand. Imagine how much character I would have then...?

Thanks as always, for sharing your thoughts on my article.

I really liked this blog, especially this passage: "they too have followed this same very, different journey and have to come to find just enough that works but not enough to know why or where to start explaining to someone else." When you're working one-on-one with someone it's a lot easier, but when you're writing for a mass audience of people you don't know, it often feels like a total crap shoot as to what's going to be helpful for people.

My imperfect solution is to write as honestly as I can and hope it either inspires or enrages people enough that they go out and find what works for them.

Personally, I believe relationships are experiential. A church can't teach you how to do it. An advice columnist can't tell you how to do it. A pick-up artist can't teach you how to do it. People have to teach themselves by testing what they're told, because in the end they're the ones who know themselves and are ultimately responsible for their own happiness.