You shouldn’t have to block her. You should have enough self-control to ignore her.
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Basket Of Love
I sent her some flowers yesterday with a note attached saying:
*Yelling through the microphone* to *bring you back*.
*Be like a gnat* and swarm around me again.
A bear name Harry is somewhere in that *cluttered room*.
He needs a hug.
Futuristically yours,
Har+new
Har+new??? Didn’t you mean Har-old? Oh, because of the play on words?
No, no, no, no, no.
More like OUT with the *OLD*, IN with the *NEW*.
Now “play” with those words.
FY,
Har+new
P.S. I’m still disappointed in you but couldn’t let that get in the way of helping you out. What you do now (present) does affect the later (future).
Overcompensation
James W. Dean Jr. on Citizen Kane
This psychological study of the making of a publishing empire is based on the life of William Randolph Hearst, whose overwhelming drive for business success was based on compensating for his abandonment by his parents.
Patricia Chui on The Social Network
The Social Network starts with a breakup — Mark Zuckerberg’s (Jesse Eisenberg) breakup with his girlfriend Erica Albright (Rooney Mara). In the movie, Erica grows exasperated with Mark’s arrogant attitude and dumps him. This leads to a long night in which Mark gets drunk, blogs vitriolically about Erica and then invents Facemash, a site that lets users rank Harvard women by comparing photos from the college’s dormitory directories (or face books). And this, eventually, sparks his idea for Facebook.
… Zuckerberg invented Facebook to impress/get over his ex-girlfriend …
Overcompensation.
Har-old, for losing Tiera, win with the Yeebizan. Please!
Even if it’s to just get her attention.
Arrrggghhh … you disappointed me. You. She … she was the …
Futuristically yours,
Har+new
P.S. I started this blog to help you. Now I’m thinking about taking it away from you. I’m so disappointed in you!
