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Old Feb 05, 2015, 07:55 PM
Anonymous48690
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I think I'm a romantic illusionist. I romanticize about eveything. For instance, like what it would be like in a different city, in a different apartment, in a different body, while sitting at a bay window overlooking the busy street below reading a book as I sit in shorts with nothing on my feet that the toenails are painted red against my dark skin. What would it be like to be working a different job somewhere else to the minute detail. It always feel so fresh and foreign, compared to what I'm doing, even though more than half the population wishes they we're doing what I do, remodeling houses on my own time.

Always- what if that I was somewhere else, but when I get there, I'm wishing that I was somewhere else. Right?

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Old Feb 05, 2015, 08:40 PM
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Ah...a fellow dreamer. So on one hand, I think this is what makes creative people...this desire/ability to put themselves into these "stories"...but it can become an escape mechanism...not being present in your real every day life. Also, my mom always says "where ever you go, there you are". No matter where we are externally, we are the same inside...so until we change ourselves internally we won't be any different regardless of location.

Now I'm rambling...but anyway,I get it. I do the same thing.
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