
and how he was celibate for a rumored 20 years. But according to an article I found, Morrissey didn't choose to be celibate. He simply, couldn't. "If you announce that nothing ever happens to you then you're announcing that you're incapable of roping anybody in." I suppose that the key word is "anybody". But if you want to take it one step further, "If there is one thing I have observed, it's that everybody has somebody. But no, not me." Is this self-centered, arrogant, and common-bond of a statement said out of choice, or inability? My theory, it was both. I say this because, I think I'm the same way in a sense. I think that my immaturity and inability lead me to a place where, I don't want to settle, but it (used to) horrifies me at the thought of solitude.
Somewhere in the middle of all of this, I find myself stuff between the feelings. I have to find the middle ground between being a

or a

I suppose my excursion to my next (innumerable) interview should commence. So until then.
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