The Other Kind of Romantic

I’m so much of a brain that I have to look-up what I’m feeling.

I don’t see anything wrong with trying to be perfect, or being a dreamer. It’s better than not trying, and accepting life as is.

When I’m around religious people, I try to be respectful and watch what I say (don’t question their religion, omit blasphemy, and so on). Sometimes, I even bend the truth a little (if they ask, I say, “I was raised [religion omitted]” instead of admitting I don’t follow any religion). However, I have never been shy, or bent the truth, about my stance on gay marriage (I’m pro). 

Once you fall in love, you don’t fall out; you just realize you can’t, or shouldn’t, be with the person you love.

You can love more than one person, but the greatest love overshadows the rest.

I was so upset when Pandora started playing K-Pop (way before Gangnam Style). It meant K-Pop was getting bigger. Then, people would know about it, and they’d have opinions about it… I don’t care for people’s opinions. Now, I’m thinking, “idiot, use it to your advantage.” I’m listening to Epik High on Pandora trying to find more songs like 비켜. Unfortunately, it doesn’t support Hangul yet… so, some song titles are written in English  and since I scrobble my Pandora plays to last.fm, it’s going to mess-up my play count! Can’t do that. Bye again, Pandora.