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June 2013

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April 2013

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March 2013

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“…So when he said he didn’t know what he wanted, that he didn’t know what he wanted in a lot of things, I knew it was done, over. I knew I didn’t want to be with someone who didn’t know he wanted me, someone who didn’t know what he wanted in a lot of things, despite the fact that he had a great life with a great potential and a great mind and the possibility of a great girlfriend lying next to him (me). I knew that he either was simply not in love with me, or did not have the capacity for love, or was confused beyond return and that I was probably not going to be the girl to change that. I knew I could not wait around for this man who did not think I was special.This is what I hear my straight, female friends talk about when we talk about dating. We are attractive and open and successful; creative and funny and smart; we know what we want and yet have not found men that simply know what they want. Or maybe we just think we know what we want and haven’t yet realized that we don’t actually know what we want. I know that I think I know and that I’ll know when I know, but I also know that knowing is what drives men that haven’t thought about what there is to know, away.

My friends all tell me I will meet someone else, someone better for me, or they tell me I will meet lots of people all over the world, because I always meet people. But the very notion of lots of possible people is overwhelming. The very idea that there will be many more to come is exhausting. I would rather just fantasize about the future perfect that is not yet crossed and tainted then live through the grueling reality of dating. Because that’s what dating is no matter where you are - it is learning about what you want or think you want and in the end really just learning about yourself and all the things you still have not figured out or faced or simply accepted. “

http://thisrecording.com/today/2013/3/22/in-which-we-will-meet-someone-else.html

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February 2013

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How Rock And Comedy Can Win The Internet: An Infographical Guide → fastcocreate.com
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Alec Baldwin entrevista a Lena Dunham → laughspin.com

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January 2013

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December 2012

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November 2012

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October 2012

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September 2012

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Talking with Bill Hader about 'SNL', Impressions, Breaking, Lorne Michaels, and More → feedproxy.google.com
Sep 10, 2012
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August 2012

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Everything I Wanted Chet Faker

Chet Faker - Everything I Wanted

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En defensa de los chistes ofensivos - Bill Dawes → laughspin.com

Laughspin.com

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“There is no key to my gate, but you could still come around. Leave you ladder against my window, and I’ll come down.” —At my heels, de Twin Shadow. (via cachalaletra)
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