In my head, in your head
Don't you always wonder what the person you passed on the street was thinking, at the moment you made eye contact and passed on by? Wouldn't it be a fascinating world if people took the time and risk to open up and let you know what they were thinking, How many people have you let go past that would have filled your life with joy? How many have you almost complimented but turned away from for fear of rejection or being thought of as strange or worse? Wouldn't it be a wonderful world I you could speak your truth without fear of reprisal?
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MrBrown - 20 Apr, 18
Bondi Beach, NSW, AULove to get to know you, reply if you'd come to Bondi Beach....
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Just1203 - 27 Jan, 18
Kings Langley, NSW, AUI have always wondered if the Women serving you in woolworhs lets say .
Goes hime and hets Fucked hard in her ass and loves it .
Heu just a thought
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(User Inactive) - 28 Nov, 17
-Cool post.
Eye contact with strangers has mixed results, I've had many good ones. Hello is still the best ice breaker,, you nearly always get a hello back and sometimes you stop and chat.
Country people are more than happy to say hello, how are you? I've noticed if you do the ssy in the city,, you get looks of suspicion, freak, horror and ignorance. Occasionally you find someone with a smile and hello.
So I say Hello to you and have a nice day.
Sydney South, NSW, AU
Wish if I could ever open up to a stranger on the road