Nubbins

I am worn down to the nub. And shortly, it will be two years since I've been in a romantic relationship.

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  1. puplet_loaf6/26/2006 12:04 AM

    It just sounds to me like you're prioritizing other things right now.
    First thing to do is to sink into the city. Try new things. Take classes. Volunteer. ( http://www.826la.com ...I'm volunteering!) Get out with people, do things you're passionate about.
    I know. It all sounds retarded even as I read back over it.

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