Her: “I want someone who wants to be with me”
Him: “That’s me”
Her: “I want someone who needs me”
Him: *raises hand* “Here”
Her: “I want someone who thinks about me first thing in the morning and last thing before bedtime”
Him: “Check and check”
Her: “I want someone who will love my kids too”
Him: “Yup”
Her: “I want someone who can overlook my flaws”
Him: “That’s easy”
Her: “I want someone who will always make time for me”
Him: “You bet. Every day”
Her: "I want someone who will make me a priority"
Him: "At or near the top always"
Her: “I want to be married someday”
Him: “Agreed”
Her: “Why is it so hard to find someone like this?”
Him: *bangs head on wall*
For some reason I decided to write a little today. At the beginning of the year, I dubbed 2014 as the "Year of Creation". I planned to create this year: writing, music, photography, geographical formations out of mashed potatoes and the like. That is what I *planned* to do. Since then I have nothing to show for it. I guess if you count a kitchen remodel, then I did create something... but that is a weak example. I got a new music keyboard and started learning the software it came with, but have no new music recorded. I bought a new camera and am currently learning how to use it, but I have nothing substantial to show for it. I wrote 500+ words in my novel just before the start of the year, and haven't touched it since. Procrastination has always been a big problem in my life since I was a boy. If something is boring to me, or undesirable, or I am unsure about what the outcome might be (whether I will succeed or fail), I put it off. I will often start somet
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