Dr. Sheldon Cooper from the Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 1 would reply that I “participate in the mass cultural delusion that the sun’s apparent position relative to arbitrarily defined constellations at the time of your birth somehow affects your personality.”

Despite the above statement, I always feel like I have 2 minds, arguing and counter-arguing with each other. They both bring up valid points with specific logic and reasoning. I, too often, make a reasonable, rational decision but after giving the issue more thought, decide on another completely reasonable, rational decision. I don’t know why this is but it’s a common Gemini trait.

Hm. I’ve decided to abruptly stop my post here. Doing research on Gemini traits, I realize going forward that any further writings will only have value if you, yourself are a Gemini. In the case you are not, I’m fairly sure you would lose interest.

Two things I will try not to write about going forward are posts that are relevant to some people, but not all, and dreams. I believe that while dreams are interesting, they are mostly only interesting to the individual that has them. Everyone has dreams. Everyone has strange dreams. I personally don’t find it particularly interesting hearing or reading about another’s dreams (sorry Clint, this isn’t actually directed at you, it’s just came up on an unrelated tangent). Dreams are unexplained phenomenon. They (possibly) reflect what someone might be feeling around the time of the dream but their significance, imo, is little. Now I’m sure there’s backlash on that statement because hey, everyone can recount a dream that was significant or strange or important. But that’s just it, EVERYONE can. What’s a riddle that everyone knows the answer to? Worthless.

OMG remind me never to write a story, I’m all friggin frakin’ over the place.

I blame being a Gemini.