Category Archives: Personal Life

Random Post for Whabs

Since whabs is grumbling about her friends not blogging and saying we suck, I decided I would do a quick random post just for her.  There, whabs.  Now you can’t say I’ve never done anything for you. How am I?  Fucking sick, thank you very much.  For any guys who are reading and who don’t… Continue Reading

Eros or Thanatos, Part Deux

Ed. Note: This is a continuation of sorts from the entry posted below.  It would make more sense if you read that one first, but it’s not necessary.  This can be read as a stand-alone. I woke up today feeling like a completely different person than I was yesterday.  The sky was a soft, light… Continue Reading

Life or Death–I Gotta Choose

Ed. Note: I wrote this yesterday.  I do not feel this way today.  The entry above this one discusses how I feel today–which is much better than yesterday. I woke up feeling extremely sad today.  There are reasons for it, some known to me and some unknown.  At any rate, I have been teary-eyed all… Continue Reading

I’m Super, Thanks for Asking!*

Hey, bitchez!  ‘Sup?  NaNoWriMo status update.  One week:  52,540 words.  I ‘won’ in a week!  What’s more, I met my own daily goal of 7,500 words a day. I am actually writing about this for more than just a reason to crow.  I’d had this post simmering in the back of my mind for a… Continue Reading

Broken

I waited to have sex until I was twenty.  Before that point, I bought into the whole not-until-I’m-married thing.  Then, as I proceeded to do everything but intercourse, I realized the ridiculousness of my belief (calling myself a TV, technical virgin in the process) and acted accordingly.  I was in love with D.  Both of… Continue Reading

Family Matters

Ed. Note: I started this last night and couldn’t finish it.  I realize that the more I unravel my past, the more uncomfortable I feel about discussing the ramifications.  The legacy of my childhood:  toxic secrecy.  What happens in the house, stays in the house. I haven’t been to Taiwan in sixteen years.  My brother,… Continue Reading