Yeah, I consider having a love interest a privilege, not a right. I mean, back in my early twenties, I couldn't handle having Katy, Veronica, and Wanda as love interests. I mean, they weren't perfect as love interests, but girlfriends aren't perfect either, so that's no excuse for how badly I handled the privilege of having them as love interests. Having the ability to contact someone I like through, say, a phone number, email address, social media account, or some such is a privilege and not a right.
I want to start posting stuff from "Richy Vegas Comics" as well as my latest stuff. I just read an article on ghosting in the New York Times. When I started to read the article, I expected the "ghosters" to talk about obsessive people texting twelve times a day and like that. Some of the people being ghosted seemed quite reasonable and not at fault at all. So where does that leave someone such as me with a history of, um, less than wonderful behavior towards some of my early love interests? Where am I going with this? I'm watching the Conan O'Brien channel and that's distracting. I will watch the third episode of the "Tinker, tailor, Soldier, Spy," miniseries and imagine the former cashier sitting next to me as I watch it. A privilege, not a right.
I want to start posting stuff from "Richy Vegas Comics" as well as my latest stuff. I just read an article on ghosting in the New York Times. When I started to read the article, I expected the "ghosters" to talk about obsessive people texting twelve times a day and like that. Some of the people being ghosted seemed quite reasonable and not at fault at all. So where does that leave someone such as me with a history of, um, less than wonderful behavior towards some of my early love interests? Where am I going with this? I'm watching the Conan O'Brien channel and that's distracting. I will watch the third episode of the "Tinker, tailor, Soldier, Spy," miniseries and imagine the former cashier sitting next to me as I watch it. A privilege, not a right.
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