Apr 27, 2020
Locomotiva a vapor | Steam locomotive
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Locomotiva a vapor | Steam locomotive
© Ricardo Félix
An Abstract, Fuzzy Idea of a Person
Listening to people talk about their friends is amazing, hearing them get passionate about their day to day and wanting to share it with me is great and all. But if I haven’t met said friends, then please don’t tell me a long, convoluted, interconnected story about them. You can tell me about Sally and Johnny and Frank and Sue and Mary, and I’ll sit there and occasionally reply with “this is the one with the kid, right”, but if I haven’t met them, they are a disassociated, jumbled, abstract concept of a being, floating around in the ether just above my head and they don’t exist for me the way they do for you.
Without faces or bodies attached, I can appreciate thoroughly that “Sally doesn’t pay her kid enough attention”.
Without faces or bodies attached, I can not follow the story of how Sally doesn’t pay her kid enough attention because she’s busy watching Tim training for his weightlifting competition but Mike notices that she’s not watching Logan (that’s her kid, he’s named after the backup drummer of that one band from college) and then Logan wandered out onto Jim’s deck and started playing with Sue’s guitar so Mike went to stop him but Mike and Sue don’t get along because of that one thing Chuck did that one time and so Sue walked in and thought Mike was playing her guitar for Logan and got upset but it’s really Sally’s fault for being inattentive, though we must not overlook Tim’s rocking bod as a contributing factor.
I’m trying to be caring and involved in your life, but my lump of wax brain can only process so much new information at one time.
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The strongest bond between human beings, when they are true with their feelings is when all their senses are employed – the five sense I mean, the senses of touch, smell, sight, hearing and … taste? well not so much.
For anyone to form a strong bond with someone else… I’m not using a tacenda here that people should have sex if they want to improve their relationships, I’m simply hinting on other…
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