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I love Journey. Steve Perry is my dream man. I'm pretty serious about that.
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So I was talking with an older friend about graduation, job prospects, etc.

S: So, what do you want to do if you could do anything?

Me: Travel back in time and marry Steve Perry!

S: Well, we all know thaaat…
(Then in a lowered voice:) I guess that means I’ll never have a chance…

I’m hoping he’s a harmless flirt…

I’m talking to my ex again, and things seem pretty good right now.

We started joking about marriage, and I said “But I wanna get married to Steve Perry!”

We joked a little more about that, until I mentioned that Steve’s probably too old to have a kid with me.

Ex: Wait—you’d have a kid with Steve Perry?

Me: Well, if it’s mutually agreed upon…

Ex: No…no…now I feel even more sick…(he wasn’t feeling too well)

I’m sorry, but if Steve and I were married and in love, and we wanted to try for a kid, I’d do it. Does that make me weird?

In fact, this brings another topic: Why do people get disgusted when older people want to be intimate? Why do some people think that intimacy should be limited to young adults? If two people love each other, they should be allowed to show it and FEEL it, don’t you think?

Ohhhhhhhh my gosh, we have to meet our professor tomorrow, and there’s a sign-up sheet online. One guy put his first name as “T-Money”, so I’m tempted to sign up as “Mrs. Steve Perry.”

Should I look unprofessional for the sake of the band/man I love?

Screw it. I’m gonna graduate, and it’s my birthday today.

So one time, I went on a picnic with the Brazilian Ensemble I’m in (occasionally now, since I’m so busy this semester). There’s like one real Brazilian, and the rest of us just think it’s cool to play on different percussion instruments.

Of course, Journey came into the conversation, and one of them thought Steve Perry was a girl, because of his high voice.

I thought, “Aww, how cute.”