Life is Rhetorical
Sometimes I feel as though myself and the rest of the world are simply drifting through life. No one takes the time to look around at this fantastically, sad, confusing, beautiful, and amazing place. I have started this Blog to somehow understand some part of this undefinable experience.
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These are a few of my favourite things:

  1. When people say things that could be lines in movies.
  2.  Being with someone you don’t have to speak with to know what they are feeling.
  3. Running around night clubs
  4. Eating deserts 
  5. Looking at ridiculous record covers
  6. Folding my clothes
  7. Washing the dishes to jazz
  8. Making poached eggs
  9. Psychoanalysing people as I lie in my bed
  10. Throwing away clutter
  11. Vintage clothing
  12. Staring and getting lost in paintings
  13. Dancing with strangers
  14. Helping people
  15. The colours blue, violet, and mustard
  16. Eating at nice restaurants
  17. sitting and thinking by myself
  18. Finishing a book
  19. Finding money on the street
  20. Getting messages from old friends
  21. Taking naps with my fluffy cat
  22. Planning and list making
  23. Polishing shoes
  24. Creating new recipes
  25. My best friend
  26. Watching leaves move in trees
  27. Inspiration and making artwork for hours
  28. A gentle smile of a girl
  29. The feeling of cotton shirts
  30. How people all have a distinctive scent
  31. My music collection
  32. The smell of lavender, lemon, and cinnamon
  33. Buying gifts
  34. Having a lot of money in my account
  35. Thinking of all the possibilities as the day fades

I remember a period in late adolescence when my mind would make itself drunk with images of adventurousness. This is how it will be when I grow up. I shall go there, do this, discover that, love her, and then her and her and her. I shall live as people in novels live and have lived. Which ones I was not sure, only that passion and danger, ecstasy and despair (but then more ecstasy) would be in attendance. However…who said that thing about “the littleness of life that art exaggerates”? There was a moment in my late twenties when I admitted that my adventurousness had long since petered out. I would never do those things adolescence had dreamt about. Instead, I mowed my lawn, I took holidays, I had my life.

But time…how time first grounds us and then confounds us. We thought we were being mature when we were only being safe. We imagined we were being responsible but we were only being cowardly. What we called realism turned out to be a way of avoiding things rather than facing them. Time…give us enough time and our best-supported decisions will seem wobbly, our certainties whimsical.

Julian Barnes, The Sense of an Ending

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calvinbrett:

septagonstudios: 

Budi Satria Kwan

#art #illustration

calvinbrett:

septagonstudios:
 

Budi Satria Kwan

#art #illustration

Its time for some changes.

psych-facts:

Procrastination is linked to poor work habits, feeling overwhelmed, aiming for perfection, and wanting to do something else instead. You can overcome procrastination by acknowledging that you are procrastinating, making a start on something, focus on ‘getting started’ instead of ‘thinking about finishing,’ breaking large tasks into smaller ones, and not beating yourself up. 
http://psych-facts.tumblr.com/post/22768914989/why-do-we-procrastinate
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psych-facts:

Procrastination is linked to poor work habits, feeling overwhelmed, aiming for perfection, and wanting to do something else instead. You can overcome procrastination by acknowledging that you are procrastinating, making a start on something, focus on ‘getting started’ instead of ‘thinking about finishing,’ breaking large tasks into smaller ones, and not beating yourself up. 

http://psych-facts.tumblr.com/post/22768914989/why-do-we-procrastinate

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You can find fresh pain every time you discover what you pretty much already know.

Chuck Palahniuk 

(Source: inmarstess)

Get out of the friend-zone/get back with an ex

The what? We’ve all been so close to the girl we want that all you can smell is her, but all she can smell is a needy friend. Get onto her radar as a potential boyfriend. No, better than that – as the one she desperately wants.

How to get it:
 It’s a myth that this is a bad thing. You have a better chance as a mate than any random would, so don’t lay all your cards on the table immediatly.
1/ Treat her like the friend that she thinks she is to you. Play it cool. Pat her on the back when you meet up like you would a mate, check out other women when you’re with her.
2/ Show her you’re sexual. Talk about your love life even if it doesn’t exist: “I went to a lovely Italian restaurant last night.” She immediately asks, shocked, “with who?” to which you mysteriously respond, “a friend”.
3/ Remember that as friends she should want you to get a girlfriend so talking about that shouldn’t be a problem.
4/ Take away the feeling she could have you whenever. Like you treat other mates, don’t always answer her calls, take your time texting back if at all, you chose what to do. 

Closing the deal:
 The move has to be spontaneous. Dial up the tension playfully by flirting subtly – hitting each other gently, tickling, nudging, just make it physical like a boyfriend and girlfriend would do comfortably, with no pressure.

The finale: Get eye contact before the kiss. When it happens pull away after a bit and say, “what are we doing?” then kiss some more and say, “it’s wrong” then kiss on. This way you have taken away any pressure on her to be in a relationship and she will think, why doesn’t he want to date me? Then she’ll want you to want her.

For more dating tips on getting any girl you want: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1ZpuKW/:1haB3R28A:M—HMPxg/www.fhm.com/upgrade/dating-and-sex/the-workmate-20090825/