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Have you ever meet someone and then tried to explain the last five years of your life in fifteen minutes?

I haven't done it in awhile, but it happen to me recently. I thought I was the only one who did that.

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    1. Anonymous5:09 PM

      "Have you ever meet someone and then tried to explain the last five years of your life in fifteen minutes?"

      I constantly do it, and I annoy the shit out of myself every time I do it... but there's some inertia to it or something

      if it's friends I haven't seen in a long time though I usually try to keep it to commercial length and leave out the stuff that needs too much backstory... which is everything really, so it turns into a "I graduated... I'm working here... I'm trying to be social now" which is weird that it is how I'm describign myself, cause that's the most shitty explaination ever, but I don't want to make the effort when it's complicated

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