Quieter... But of course. I don't think it's strange. You are the kind of person who likes to know your own thoughts on things, and it's understandably difficult to know how the numbing of consciousness feels when you aren't prepared for it.
As insatiable and as eager to please you as I am, how could I refuse such a sweet request to try again?
And you want to feel that again? Sometimes when we have done something our whole lives, and have got used to it, it can be quite unnerving to be without it. Like the rug being pulled out from under your feet.
I suppose it just depends on whether you're looking for a change of scenery — a new rug, or perhaps polishing the wooden floors to see how they shine without.
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As insatiable and as eager to please you as I am, how could I refuse such a sweet request to try again?
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I think I can count on one hand the number of times in my life when I couldn't put something into words.
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I suppose it just depends on whether you're looking for a change of scenery — a new rug, or perhaps polishing the wooden floors to see how they shine without.