I have a different attitude, but I feel the same.

Great, well, I can't get to sleep again, because this time I'm thinking about a certain person who perplexes, intruiges, and all around makes me curious, not because of who she is, but because of how I view her. I see this person once a year, at a certain conference, and pretty much stalk her in my spare time. (Katie started it...). Anyways, I'm...completely tongue-tied when it comes to actually talking to her, and as a result, I think I've said two lines to her(the first was Hi, I'm Keith, the second one, I made fun of her hometown(come on...East Gillywood? You would too....)). I actually don't know why I'm thinking about any of this, but let me just say in my defense, her friend that she always is with looks very unapproachable. Uhm....yeah, so, that's just...random post in the middle of the night. Enjoy :P. Actually, I think I was going to say something about how we can change relationships by just thinking about them differently, but...obviously that didn't happen.

Right, so I was lying in bed at 1:30, and I was just thinking about emotion and people and a question that someone asked me that I never answered, and, I think I had a bit of a revelation about emotion, but I'm not really sure, so, I had to get up and post it here, and if you think it's crap...well, you know what to do :P. Anyways, I usually think about things as if I'm talking to someone else about them(yes, specific people), so, I'm going to post it like I think it. And yes, the names of the people I imagine I'm talking to will be changed, just so nobody gets any ideas :P. Here goes.

Keith: Hey, Kim, I'm been thinking a bit about the question you asked me a while ago, about how guys will like...think about a certain girl if they hang with them for a while and have a good time or whatever, and(actually, the conversations I imagine are usually quite onsided), I think you're right, they do think about the girl at home or whatver, because they get a lot of emotions about them and they don't really...know how to interpret them, and so they think they must have this crush on a girl, but what they're really feeling is kind of...friendship love kind of thing? And like....people don't really know how to deal with emotions or anything, or they like...misinterpret them or something, so a guy will think that having emotion about a girl means that he should try and date her or whatever, when....emotion about someone don't mean that you like them in that way, y'know? And, I think people kind of, try and classify emotion as meaning one thing or another, and they can't just...chill out and enjoy the emotion for what it is? So they'll be thinking...wow, I feel great....I must love her. Like, the other day I was just chilling with Ashley for like...half a day or something, and I felt...really strong emotions, I guess? But....it wasn't like I liked her in that way at all, I just...really enjoy being with her and stuff, and I think that feeling emotion about a girl doesn't mean that you love her or anything. So....basically, I think that people are trying to reason out emotions, when the thing is, emotions aren't reasonable, so people should put them in their proper place, and not try and think like...this emotion means this or this other emotion means that or something. It's like....trying to figure out the proper place to put a sun-riped California orange when you're actually in the banana section. So, yeah, that's what I think.

(Ok, I altered my actual thoughts a bit, just because all of a sudden "Ashley" came in and was all curious about what was going on because she heard her name...and then it got all awkward...nevermind.)

Uhm....I really hope you can make sense of that, because that's pretty much my exact thought processes, so...good luck deciphering it, and leave some comments :P.

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Language warning...

Some more possibilities:

Genuine Chimerical Productions

Scientific Surrealism

Update:

How about something in Latin? "Revera Productions", which means, "in reality".