Comments on: A Mere Cyber-Interlude http://love-ridden.blog.friendster.com/2008/05/a-mere-cyber-interlude/ Cacophony: notes on the saturnine, orgiastic and melancholy Fri, 08 Jan 2010 11:05:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: flowers-in-the-window http://love-ridden.blog.friendster.com/2008/05/a-mere-cyber-interlude/#comment-84 flowers-in-the-window Thu, 25 Dec 2008 15:31:02 +0000 http://love-ridden.blog.friendster.com/2008/05/a-mere-cyber-interlude/#comment-84 One moment his eagerness passes clearly as a promise of a ‘budding’ Greek love between people with mutual affection and the next he shuts you off like someone with a communicable disease. His knack for making people fall in love with him and shut them off the next possible moment is up to now a mystery, he is a self-imposed science as he is hard and obscure. Although I have a saint’s leniency to his unusual character of the ‘odd sort’ he struggles himself to be, I admit there is a threshold for putting up with this façade of misanthrope. But nonetheless I cherished his peculiarities as I would to his indifference and the ache it incurs. Don’t we all ache for being neglected? Although I was a bit annoyed of him playing it like someone in control of the entire conversation, like he is in control of my entire thought and being, I delight in the idea that he has to pretend all the time or the fact that he at least ‘tries to be’... - I just had to comment on this one because i thought I was the only one. True, there is indeed a threshold for putting up with that kind of person but in my case, I think I will have to put up with icantsaywho for as long as i live.heh, killing me softly...keep writing franz. =] One moment his eagerness passes clearly as a promise of a ‘budding’ Greek love between people with mutual affection and the next he shuts you off like someone with a communicable disease. His knack for making people fall in love with him and shut them off the next possible moment is up to now a mystery, he is a self-imposed science as he is hard and obscure. Although I have a saint’s leniency to his unusual character of the ‘odd sort’ he struggles himself to be, I admit there is a threshold for putting up with this façade of misanthrope. But nonetheless I cherished his peculiarities as I would to his indifference and the ache it incurs. Don’t we all ache for being neglected? Although I was a bit annoyed of him playing it like someone in control of the entire conversation, like he is in control of my entire thought and being, I delight in the idea that he has to pretend all the time or the fact that he at least ‘tries to be’…

- I just had to comment on this one because i thought I was the only one. True, there is indeed a threshold for putting up with that kind of person but in my case, I think I will have to put up with icantsaywho for as long as i live.heh, killing me softly…keep writing franz. =]

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