Talking is the best thing you can do between people. Having a conversational resolution is absolutely incomparable to anything else. When you're able to speak to the other party, then you can fully understand the context of their dialog. It's harder in text to really feel a connection with what someone is saying. When typing or texting, it leaves plenty of room to misconstrue what someone means with what they're saying. It's also hard to feel the compassion in what is said. You can't hear the emotion in their voices and you don't know how to take certain things. Talking to someone just makes everything ten times better. It's like seeing a portrait in black and white and then finally being able to see it in color. Previously stated: it is "absolutely incomparable to anything else."

I enjoy having that connection with someone and being able to talk to them. I love hearing what the person has to say. I do love reading, but I'd rather not read conversation. I'm such a talkative person, I guess. The thing is, everyone isn't able to talk. Sometimes people aren't able to speak what's on their mind. It's like asking a painter to become a poet. I'm one of the people that can eloquently talk about everything that's on my mind if intrigued. I'm able to hold a conversation for hours - but only if I'm intrigued. Indeed, I'm actually a poet. I do know that she's a painter.

I seriously forgot the content of this paragraph. I have no idea what I was going to talk about. So maybe if I just type as randomly as possible then I'll be able to figure out what I was going to talk about. And Eureka! There it is. I'm going to talk about adaptations. When you're involved with someone then you adapt to them. Some people say it's settling, but I say it's adapting; especially when it's always so one sided. But, I won't get into that. As a matter of fact, I think I'll leave this whole paragraph and the content of it alone. There are some things that I'll just keep to myself.

Goodnight, folks.