The Architect Stares Back

It seems that most of the people I'm close to have suddenly got boyfriends. While on the one hand I'm very happy for all of them, on the other hand there are some problems:

1. They don't have as much free time, therefore I don't really get to hang out with them.
2. It seems like some of them forget to care about what their friends are up to.
3. I still haven't been on a date in college and this makes me bitter and angry (ahem, bitterness and anger possibly being high on the list of why no dates have occurred. Am working on that...). And no I didn't even go out on a date with the boy who later decided he was gay, so that doesn't count as a consolation prize. If you've ever tried to convince me that it does, you're wrong and obviously haven't had the pleasure of such an experience.

Oh well, at least I manage to get a lot of work done. Speaking of which my portfolio is in the process of an update and should have more work and a new home page later this week. Check it out at www-personal.umich.edu/~hstroud

Currently Reading: "Towards a New Architecture" by Le Corbusier

Labels: angst, eeyore syndrome, loneliness