I am officially addicted to one metaphoric drug. Said drug isn't the placebo; it is The Metaphoric Drug. And I want it, I crave it, I miss it.
I want it bad.
Clearly, I didn't get my fix today. And am unlikely to get it anytime soon. Also don't think there's a possible placebo for this drug in particular. Sigh.
What is a metaphorical drug addict to do???
I feel like I'm getting withdrawal symptoms already. The butterflies in the stomach aren't as fluttery and so I'm just getting fidgety. The endorphins aren't kicking around as much as when I do get my fix so the constant happy roller coaster is at a low point right about now. All this combined fidgety-ness and low point-ness is increasing my need to go for a drive to calm me down. It also makes me want to get my fix of the metaphoric drug even more, to go seek out a dosage that will make all those withdrawal symptoms disappear.
To sum it up; I miss The Metaphoric Drug. A lot.
A lot, a lot.
This is not good.
I could possibly try The Original Placebo. However, I don't think this placebo is the same class of metaphoric drug as The Metaphoric Drug. It suited The Original Metaphoric Drug perfectly, but somehow I don't think it'll work anywhere near as well on the latest "drug".
I want The Metaphoric Drug to make itself available, right this instant.
I hope this isn't asking too much.
I'm pretty sure it is asking too much in all honesty.
And going out to find it is out of the question. Also, am pretty sure it'd be a bad idea in general. An idea that would be doomed to failure of awkward and stalkerish proportions.
I don't think I've been this addicted to a metaphoric drug in a very long time.
Ergo, am really not used to an addiction of this magnitude.
The other problem is that I still want to know if I'm as addictive to the "drug" as the "drug" is to me. I'm getting the idea that this isn't going to happen. Then I get hopeful. Then I doubt it again.
I just want to bloody know. NOW.
Anyone have a mind reading machine? Would be extremely helpful, and much appreciated, at this instant.
If you happen to have a time machine lying around too, I wouldn't mind borrowing that for a bit too.
As long as it costs less than $120 for a tank, of course. Unlike my car.
If it looked anything like a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, that'd be primo. Hope I'm not being too picky here.
Cheers guys.
If there is anyone even out there. If so, hello!
Goodbye.