Dear Blog,
In fact, screw texting and all the weird relationship-boundary lines it draws. Call me. Yeah, I said it. Call me. What’s so terrible about actually talking on the phone? If you call me it shows you’ve got a personality and that you can hold a conversation. It shows me that if we do hang out its not going to be completely awkward. If you call me, you’ve already secured yourself a spot above the texters who only text when they’re bored, want ass, or need a “convenient friend.” I dare you, next time you want to talk to someone, call them instead of texting. I get sick of playing these dumb little games with boys. Either you want to talk to me or you don’t, but please don’t go around saying you’re “talking with me” when I haven’t heard from you in five days. I get bored easily with the texting that goes back and forth because I’m comparing it to someone that was an incredibly interesting texter and now I’m down to the whole “Hey what’s up, what are you doing” texts. Come one boys, let your personality shine through and say something interesting. Hit on me, tell me something insanely funny, talk about something worthwhile with me. I don’t mind starting the conversation off with a “Hey, what’s up,” but don’t let the entire conversation drag on like a dull movie. Ask me what my favorite color is, let’s talk about movies, tell me about what you want to do with your life, let’s talk about my insane fears of cats and asians…anything to keep me interested and knowing that you’re actually worth taking a chance on. I want to look forward to hearing from you and not dreading your texts. Oh, and don’t text lyke dis, or us the whole “r u” letter scheme thing. It shows me that you’re either lazy or that you actually think the word is spelled like that.
I guess we can all agree that life’s about choices; your choice was to end it all. My choice now, is to forget you and your silly games.It’s not worth another second of my day. Thanks world, for opening up my eyes and seeing the truth. Life’s not easy and doesn’t always present the answers clearly, sometimes not at all. When the answer’s aren’t there, it’s for a reason.
