There's nothing wrong with infatuation. Just rein it in before it becomes obsession.

感觉真爽！！


I'm so glad I didn't chicken out, and I'm so grateful to you for being such a sport about it.


I feel so relaxed now. If I had chickened out I'd have to torment myself unnecessarily for goodness knows how long. Now that I've said what I've said, and you've said what you said, everything's out in the open, and it won't be long before the wind blows it away. Probably already has.


Now I think I probably should've said it sooner and spared you some insecurity.


Gosh, I hope every other guy that starts clouding my judgement henceforth will be equally good sports. Though honestly I'd rather be the one clouding guys' judgement than being the one head-over-heels. It's just more fun.


Yay! Well, that part's over. Now maybe I can carry out some experiments hawhawhawhawhawhawhaw... Any girl bold enough to help me? Boys are welcome, too, but methinks it'll be awkward... if you don't mind that, come aboard! It's like a more scandalous type of project work without the grades... And if I can manage it, it will probably involve clubbing. I hope. *cross fingers*


I wanna see how dirty people think. I wanna see how many people learn from B-grade movies, and I wanna see just how broad the art of seduction is.


Personally, I still need to do some serious maneuvering around the safety net at home (aka, parental units), but I think it'll be an interesting experiment. I just need help securing factors and creating scenes.


No, I am not crazed with heartbroken-ess. I'm just crazy. It's a known fact. I've been eyeing this experiment a long time, and I think I should recruit volunteers. Preferbly those who know how to kick somebody in the right places if the experiment goes awry. That's also a major part of the reason I'm looking for partners in this thing.


I doubt it's really going to kick off, but hey, why not give it a try?


Volunteers~~~



Oh, on the bus just now, there was a little incident. The bus wouldn't start for some time, and everybody was laughing about it.




Then when the bus did start, I applauded, and nobody followed.




Like, show some appreciation, people!! Give some encouragement!! Acknowledge the fact that the bus driver put in effort to make sure we didn't get stranded!! Do you just laugh or point at somebody when something goes wrong, and look the other way when something goes right?


Bloody Singaporeans.


I'm mighty proud that I didn't feel embaressed being the only one who applauded. It's more than I expected of myself.