Confession Part II
Today I met an extremely handsome man at work. He's--literally--tall, dark and handsome. He was African-American descent, around six feet and built like a muscle man without steroids. He knew my name (I'm relatively new at work) but I didn't know his so I thought I'd ask. After all, I couldn't keep referring to him as "that hot guy" forever. When he introduced himself and shook my hand, I may or may not have pictured us having wild rabbit in an open field of daisies.
And I may or may not have zoned out for the rest of the day while a o played inside of my head featuring the two of us and some y aprons.
Forgive me for I have ersed.
PS: I can't help but be enormously relieved that I still find real men attractive. And by real I mean non-unicorn-like KPOP men that I'll never meet or touch ertedly. As I'd said to a reader... KPOP biases are like unicorns. You know they exist but you'll never have one and the real horses around you start looking real dull and mangled. Fortunately, I found a horse today that I'd still like to ride. Literally.
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