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That said, the songs from their second album aren’t bad either, but I miss the sad ones, like “City is Ours” and “This Is Ours Someday,” as well as “Shot in the Dark.” “Blow Your Speakers” and “Like Nobody Around” evoke the same feeling, even though there’s nothing sad about them except for the melody.

I really miss songs like that from them. I hope they’ll write some like that on their new album (if only they’d write one). After all, their audience is mostly people over 30. That’s exactly the kind of thing everyone would love. Art should grow along with the artist, in my opinion. Where have you ever seen a situation where the latest album, released 10 years later, seems more childish than the first album, which was written for kids and teens?

I’m still crying… What the hell is this...

I probably shouldn't talk about how couples are portrayed in the media, at least not before the 2010s. You look at some couple, and you want to be there too. But something tells me that real relationships are complete garbage. It's more interesting to dream about them or watch them in movies than to be in a real love relationship.

Here's what they write online about the functions of a love relationship:

1. Support
2. Procreation
3. Communication
4. Sex

All of this can be found elsewhere:

1. Support can be found in family, friends, or the internet.
2. Procreation can be achieved through donation. It's even easier that way. You don't have to worry about having children.
3. Communication can also be found, as in the first point.
4. Sex can also be found online, and you can also masturbate. There are tons of toys for self-gratification.

Maybe I'm wrong about this, of course. What's it like to be in a relationship? Do you regret finding a partner? What changed in your life when you started a relationship? I've never been in a relationship before, so I'm curious.

I am 22 years old, I am a man. And the first signs of aging have already begun: the eyes are tired, wrinkles appear around the eyes, some more bruises in the eye area near the nose, a nasolabial fold has appeared, rosacea (so it seems to me) has appeared, the skin of the face is less elastic. Why am I doing this? I'm only 22 years old. By all rights, at the age of 22, this should not happen yet. I feel terrible. He's been kind of angry since the beginning of the day. It's all about looks.

Just recently, I had an epiphany. I spent so much time following the lives of the members of a boy band. And you know what it got me? Nothing. I just wasted a ton of time and energy on some random people who don't even know who I am. What's all this for? Sometimes I find videos in recommendations where someone's fans do something terrible because of their idol. Why? It's stupid. Why do anything because of some random person? They don't care about anyone. Do you think people will ever stop idolizing anyone?

Just recently, Kendall had reddish-brown hair. And now I see him everywhere with brown hair. Am I the only one who remembers him like this? What the hell is this? He was definitely a redhead in at least season 4. Was he ever even a redhead? By the way, the color I had in my head suited him so well, he even wanted to dye his own hair. Now I have no reference, damn.