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A collection of ideas from half baked to full blown to create something that doesn't exactly make sense. Alexander Bradley

An Open Letter for a Girl Who Will Never Read This

They haven’t yet made a perfect human. I never claimed to be perfect either but I thought I was at least better than I am.

I have let myself down but most of all, I have the girl I adore down too.

There is not much I enjoy and day by day I lost more and more faith in humanity. I did, however, hold hope in love and in (her) only for me to ruin that. Now I do not have hope in myself.

I hate how humanity is strung together by empathy being a rouse to gain apathy and how we are suppose to endure life as oppose to enjoy it. You showed me I could enjoy my life through the love and understanding we had, I’d endure all other parts of my life if it meant crawling in next to you every night.

I need help. I cannot explain why things happened that did and that scares me. I feel I must have a need for attention to be constantly assured of who I am on a variety of different levels but really I had all that reassurance in you if I just stopped to listen for didn’t doubt every move I made. I needed that reassurance and I would take it from anyone knowing that I would never act upon it, so why would I do it? I feel like I must have a need to be ‘adored,’ to be ‘popular’ to feel like I have an emotional safety net for when things fall apart. The irony being that now that it has fallen apart, I have nothing; and all I want is you.
I don’t understand me but I will find out- I want to be normal.
Since, the warning bells rang I listened to you, I know the love I get from you is something I could never find anywhere else and that also scares me because I may never be able to get it back.

Last night, I believed if I ‘checked out’ I would do you a favour, you would never have to have contact with me again and your life would be better off. I am nothing without you and I was resigned to the fact I would always be nothing from now own so I will save myself that pain. I was stupid to think you would not care, I was selfish and I am sorry for the distress I caused you. I promise I will never do that to you; I am not proud of myself.

I don’t need the attention and I learned that earlier this year and I had hoped you would never know the extent of my compulsive need to feel accepted. It’s not just in the way you saw that it happens either- its the way I am in work, throughout university, with my sister’s grades, when my parents split up- I feel a need to be the centre of attention or become completely detached from it if I cannot be the main focus. It’s horrible and inhumane. I think it is why I can make the jokes that I do because if I am not the ‘butt’ of it then I do not care because it is only a bunch of words thrown into a sentence.

What is wrong with me?

What is worse is the fact it took for you to leave for me to admit I have a problem that needs help. You didn’t deserve any of this but I hope that with help then maybe, just maybe there is something, some way we can make this work. You’re the only one who understood, the only one I didn’t have to pretend to be something I am not with and I absolutely adored you because of that. I can’t give up and I have to believe this because otherwise what do I have? I won’t give up on you; on us.

You were good enough, you were all I needed. I lead you to believe you weren’t with how I am but you should know that any guy would be lucky to have such a beautiful, funny, caring, selfless girl like you. I was so lucky to have you and the messed up thing is that I always knew that. I never deserved you, I never believed I would have a chance with a girl like you and that is what took us so long to ever end up in the position to begin with- I have always loved you. I told you it was you or nobody because I couldn’t start again with just anybody; I’m grateful I ever got a chance to love you.

You will never read this and it would seem we are too far gone for it to mean anything now anyway but I want everyone and anyone who reads this to know I am a jerk. I am selfish. Insensitive. Stupid. And I gave up the only girl I will ever love for the sake ego boosting when I should have seen I already had a girl who thought the world of me. I won’t do anything stupid to put you in a guilty position or go back to what I was considering last night because you’re right- I deserve to stand up and take it like a man, I deserve the hate and the abuse and I will take it all knowing I have no defence.

I will find help. I will always be here for you because you’re the only hope I have. I don’t expect anything from you. I wish you all the happiness in the future. You’re a beautiful woman and don’t blame yourself for a second.

Please, anyone who reads this, don’t make the same mistake as me because it hurts and it doesn’t mend.

This was my fault.

I am sorry.

Every time I think about New York I shout in my head, ‘We have to go back,’ in the style of Jack from Lost

Every time I think about New York I shout in my head, ‘We have to go back,’ in the style of Jack from Lost

nythroughthelens:

The New York City skyline and the Empire State Building on a beautiful, hazy day.
On a hazy day, New York City stretches on indefinitely: infinity sprawling out like a somnolent feline. Clouds cast a bone-white hue on the tops of skyscrapers that jut out of the landscape: their axis-mundi-aspirations propelling them skyward. The day languidly yawns, its heavy eyelids blurring the horizon.
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Despite growing up in New York City, I hadn’t been to the tops of any of the iconic skyscrapers with observation decks since I was very, very little. The Top of the Rock is an observation deck on the top of Rockefeller Center. It closed in 1986 for renovations and reopened in 2005. When I was younger, I went on a few school trips to Rockefeller Center to go on the NBC Studios tour which was a lot of fun but since it was the late 80s and early 90s, the top was closed to visitors. In recent years, I decided to finally visit the Top of the Rock.
The Top of the Rock is the top of what is also known as the GE Building. It’s an Art Deco skyscraper that is in the center of Rockefeller Center. The GE Building used to be known as the RCA Building until the mid 1980s when GE incorporated RCA and NBC. The building is 850 feet tall (70 stories) and since the address is 30 Rockefeller Center, it is usually referred to as “30 Rock”.
What I find really incredible about the observation decks at Top of the Rock aside from the views is that there is so much room. There are three observation decks in total and all three are designed to resemble the upper decks of a 1930s luxury ocean liner complete with deck chairs. Two of the decks on the the 67th and 69th floors include outdoor terraces which are enclosed in transparent, safety glass. The top deck which is on the 70th floor features a completely open air, unobstructed 360-degree view of New York City and beyond.
The day I went, there were barely any people up on the top deck with me since the weather wasn’t ideal. However, I think it’s often less crowded than the Empire State Building’s observation deck even in beautiful weather. At 850 feet above street level, the view is jaw-dropping and includes complete views of Central Park and the Empire State Building which you can’t really complain about.
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Posted as a request since several people messaged me to ask what my favorite photo of the New York City skyline with the Empire State Building is that I have taken. This would be one of them :).
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View this photo larger and on black on my Google Plus page
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Buy “The Infinite Sprawl - The Empire State Building and the New York City Skyline” Prints here, email me, or ask for help.

nythroughthelens:

The New York City skyline and the Empire State Building on a beautiful, hazy day.

On a hazy day, New York City stretches on indefinitely: infinity sprawling out like a somnolent feline. Clouds cast a bone-white hue on the tops of skyscrapers that jut out of the landscape: their axis-mundi-aspirations propelling them skyward. The day languidly yawns, its heavy eyelids blurring the horizon.

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Despite growing up in New York City, I hadn’t been to the tops of any of the iconic skyscrapers with observation decks since I was very, very little. The Top of the Rock is an observation deck on the top of Rockefeller Center. It closed in 1986 for renovations and reopened in 2005. When I was younger, I went on a few school trips to Rockefeller Center to go on the NBC Studios tour which was a lot of fun but since it was the late 80s and early 90s, the top was closed to visitors. In recent years, I decided to finally visit the Top of the Rock.

The Top of the Rock is the top of what is also known as the GE Building. It’s an Art Deco skyscraper that is in the center of Rockefeller Center. The GE Building used to be known as the RCA Building until the mid 1980s when GE incorporated RCA and NBC. The building is 850 feet tall (70 stories) and since the address is 30 Rockefeller Center, it is usually referred to as “30 Rock”.

What I find really incredible about the observation decks at Top of the Rock aside from the views is that there is so much room. There are three observation decks in total and all three are designed to resemble the upper decks of a 1930s luxury ocean liner complete with deck chairs. Two of the decks on the the 67th and 69th floors include outdoor terraces which are enclosed in transparent, safety glass. The top deck which is on the 70th floor features a completely open air, unobstructed 360-degree view of New York City and beyond.

The day I went, there were barely any people up on the top deck with me since the weather wasn’t ideal. However, I think it’s often less crowded than the Empire State Building’s observation deck even in beautiful weather. At 850 feet above street level, the view is jaw-dropping and includes complete views of Central Park and the Empire State Building which you can’t really complain about.

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Posted as a request since several people messaged me to ask what my favorite photo of the New York City skyline with the Empire State Building is that I have taken. This would be one of them :).

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View this photo larger and on black on my Google Plus page

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Buy “The Infinite Sprawl - The Empire State Building and the New York City Skyline” Prints here, email me, or ask for help.

Anonymous asked: what is your fave thing to do?

Lots of things but mainly make something I am proud of and proud to share with other people- my photography, my video’s, the things I write. What about you anonymous?

Anonymous asked: your nice

Thanks pal

kurtcobainaddict:

If you want to destroy my sweater, pull this thread as I walk away~

The coolest man in rock ‘n’ roll

kurtcobainaddict:

If you want to destroy my sweater, pull this thread as I walk away~

The coolest man in rock ‘n’ roll

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Hi

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