I'm only Words Written on Water

[Creepy-female]

I was on a train and saw a girl with stunningly beautiful eyes and some subtle oldschool gothic features in her apperance. I wrote a note where I'm telling about my reaction to her and included my phone number in it.
I waited until she was about to leave (I never want to seem like a creep who's gonna follow you home).
She refused to accept my note! There I were, standing with receipt containing beer purchases, the note with my cryptic handwriting. I felt really ashamed. Then I realized the following:
Roni's (that's my name) girl likes surprises and people. Roni's girl is curious about total strangers. Roni's girl propably finds Roni interesting and attractive at first sight.

..and preferrably doesn't meet Roni in similar way that Roni met his last ex, who he ain't still over..

I think this is something that one might call good self-esteem.

Yay! I saw a guy walking with his gf in the mall yesterday with beautifully kept, waist length blonde hair. I love it when people have unique features that look good, like tattoos or piercings that..fit the person. It's so interesting and cool.

[Aquagraph]

I rarely touch "normal" people.
I also propably couldn't date a non-vegetarian.. I'm a hipster.

[Creepy-female]

Ew hipsters. BACON!!

[Aquagraph]

Again with the meat-eater-trying-to-shock-vegetarians phenomenom...

[Creepy-female]

Ahaha, but I never expect you to be shocked. I'm just having fun.

[Aquagraph]

Whatever, it just seems like there's a lot of pride in being ignorant carnivore, especially in white heterosexual men.

[Creepy-female]

Whatever, it just seems like there's a lot of pride in being ignorant carnivore, especially in white heterosexual men.

I think it's cliche and overused, and yet I still laugh at those kinds of jokes. I don't have an undying loyalty to meat, but I did eat bacon this morning, so it came to mind.

I think vegetarianism has the potential to be attractive if you're informed about it or you make it interesting in some way. The other week this guy told me that he was vegetarian because of some vaguely hinted to episode where he got sick over meat. Apparently he couldn't talk about it clearly in the moment; he just alluded to a harrowing experience that I never actually got to hear about, then proceeded to talk about how he much he loved cheese pizza. I don't want to judge because I love cheese pizza too, but I always thought that somehow vegetarianism was a bit analogous to rejection of uniformed bestiality/animal nature, that to refuse meat you somehow became a bit above the ways of the food chain..and imo to unabashedly guzzle cheese pizza is as good of a show of uninhibited bestiality as anything.