I don't get it. Why are people so desperately afraid of committment - in any sort. Some people lease cars because they have the option of getting a new one in two years, instead of a conventional five year loan. Some people have relationship problems. Some people are afraid of answering yes or no questions.

It's frustrating, as I find a lot of things in life to be. I'm moving to Boston, and the landlord is complicating the process by running things through the tenants to make sure that they're okay with what's going on. Which is fine, and I'd appreciate it if I were a tenant... but it's ultimately her decision, and even she acknowledges that it's taking a long time. Why then, doesn't she make the call? Meh, I don't know.

I think it's a combination of several things. Some people just want it all. By not saying one way or the other, they can keep as many options open for as long as possible. So, that's selfish. I think that fear can sometimes play a large part of it. People are afraid of rejection or affection so they turn it around to anyone they happen to be dealing with. Je ne sais pas.

In other news. I'm going to know about my living situation by Wednesday at the latest. I'm done typing.

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