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Name: Jessica Metro: Birthday: 4/16/1986 Gender: Female
Interests: Living two lives....
the sleep-deprived, workaholic, party hard New York City life...
and the (comparatively) comatose, obedient, reposed life that is suburban Illinois.
They mix sometimes.
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Member Since:
6/19/2004
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| so i don't write in this thing for months and the first xanga user that isn't actually a xanga user to read this crap is nick kavoussi.
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| i haven't touched this xanga in a long time.
it may have been out of fear. fear of who i am, what i feel all the time, how i still need to grow up. cliches, all of them, and they disgust me just a little bit. maybe i am afraid that i'm just stupid, airy, uninteresting, with no meat or marrow in between brittle bones.
i can't help but want things that i don't have. why is this? if i'm with someone, i want someone else. when i drop someone, i want them back. and on and on, the vicious cycle, tending to my whims. i get lonely. everything is too easy.
so, for a time, i had two. was i happy with two? right now, in the dark and rainy night, i feel like i'm crazy enough to believe that the turmoil between two was a kind of deranged happiness. never quite comfortable with one situation, careful to tend the other situation and keep it alive, pretend everything is simple. the tension of knowing (duping myself into believing?) that i wanted something else, that i'd be happier with someting else. i could have what i want now, or i could have it in increments, slowly, noncomittal, just what i wanted, right?? i WANTED to be alone, didn't i, but i didn't want to be lonely and i could strike that balance. I don't really know which person I'm talking about. They are both crazy things.
And now? Now I am just...unsatisfied, restless. At least I think I am. I feel like I'm ready to slip back into the vicious cycle any time. It's so easy, so easy. And everytime i get back in it, i want out, i want the stability instead. i bore myself. i irritate myself.
but that's not it. these are merely the views i have of myself when i stand apart and observe the awful system that i've created. there is hurt, longing, sadness, regret in every decision i've made, even my most recent one, which i know, logically, is the right one. the feelings need to leave, but i just want it all, i want to have my happiness, my turmoil, my lonliness wrapped up into one. i feel like i'm living parallel lives just in one life.
guh.. this shall pass, this shall pass. | | |
| the last final of 1L year. horrible. glorious. i think those are the two words that can only describe this year, and neither word by itself would accurately describe the year; in this year, they were interconnected.
time to memorize the names of 120 cases in an hour.
see you on the other side
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| i've all but disappeared
life is crazy, incomprehensible, so i've just avoided thinking about it and reducing any parts of it into any entries
right now life is about constitutional law, and that final is going to kick my butt | | |
| Last night I went to see Legal Follies, BU Law's annual sketch comedy show. It was alright and mostly funny, though sometimes lame, but hey, I give it a good grade because these are law students, and we don't have enough time as it is. Props to the band though, probably the best element of the entire Legal Follies group haha. I sat by Adrian, and when all the guys did a sketch with 'Bye bye bye' he was telling me how Stanford did their own school musical and I told him that Columbia did too and that it was better than Legal Follies hahaha. Adrian was actually star of one of the shows his sophomore year!!! DAAAAAANNNNNGGGGG. I just remember Columbia's musicals and how talented everyone was, and mostly marveled that the entire show was produced and COMPOSED by Columbia students, with all the intricacies of musical tragicomedy and having a main theme, etc etc. Oh, and it was hilarious. And, of course, the main characters of the show were famous on campus for at least, like, an entire year before the next show. (I imagine Adrian must have gotten a lot of play during this time, heh)
Anyway, Legal Follies didn't really compose the music, so much as put new words to pop songs, and Adrian said that they did the same thing in the Stanford musical for 'Bye bye bye'. I remarked that Columbia composed their music and Adrian said, Oh yeah Stanford did the same thing, but it's just that at the time 'Bye bye bye' and 'I want it that way' was such a huge deal. And then I thought holy crap that was so long ago, that was like......SIXTH GRADE and TEN YEARS AGO when we were 12 or 13, and then of course I realized that yes, ten years ago, Adrian was a freshman and sophomore in college....
haha, what an oldie. i pointed out the neat fact that the boy band era was forever ago, and he was, of course, humiliated.
additionally, he and i are making plans to find an apt in new york for the summer, and it's going to be wonderful. we are poor ass motherfuckers, so we will probably be living in williamsburg. dammit, i will never escape brooklyn. | | |
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