Journal of Lies
Untruths, half-truths,
and lies of omission



More things people that know me don't know about me
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Hmm, it's been six months since Things people who know me don't know about me and for some unexplained reason I feel like an update is in order.

I think it's maybe because someday I might actually tell someone about this site, and I want them to know these things. But I'm not sure why I'd want that either. I'm confusing that way.

I've been on TV, on stage, in the newspaper, on radio, in a video series and in several commericials. (And no I'm not an actor or famous in any way.)

Brazil is one of my favorite movies, because the idea of permanently retreating into the fantasy world of my own mind is very appealing.

I hate haunted houses, specifically having a phobia about people jumping out at me in the dark, rooted in reoccuring nightmares since childhood.

Until 3 years ago, I had never been on a looping or any tall roller coaster, because of my fear of heights. Or more accurately, falling from them. Now I love all manner of them, even though I still have that fear.

I'm excellent at "smalltalk", having learned from my family, but I tell people I'm not good at it because 90% of the time I don't care to. The other 10% I desperately want to engage in it, but don't get the chance to.

Getting me to admit I think someone is attractive is nearly impossible. Even if I'm allowed to admit it.

I have frequently ditched my friends at events to just watch strangers and be by myself instead. Amusement parks are good for that.

Thinking about doing evil comes pretty easily to me, though I know I'd never be motivated enough to do it or competent enough to get away with it.

I've only called in sick to work 2 times in my life when I haven't actually been.


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