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My best friend. Fiji or somewhere equally tropical, beautiful, and FAR. We'd sightsee and get pampered, and do as much of nothing as possible! :P
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Happy. Respected. An accomplished innovator.
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Aww, thank you so much! That means a lot. Wish you weren't anonymous so I could thank you to your face. :)
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Sure! You can email me from the form on my website: alanajoy.com :)
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Sure! Send 3 writing samples and a short bio to alanajoy@suicidegirls.com! :)
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Choose one thing to focus on. That might be true for some people, but I don't like to put all my eggs in one basket or limit myself to one outlet, one objective...
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I'm not afraid to be a little fish in a big pond. We all start out as tadpoles really. Ultimately, though, I'd rather grow my own company. :)
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asked by NeuroMan42
It would devastate my DIGITAL life, but I'm no stranger to books and candles. I love to read, regardless of the medium. Believe it or not, I don't read books digitally: ever. Maybe one day it will change, but there's something satisfying about turning a page. :)
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Tofu molded to the shape of BRAINS!!!!!!
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Instead of looking for someone to fill these fantasy roles of "prince charming" and "insatiable whore" that society has hammered into our heads since a little girl first heard the story of Cinderella or since a little boy sneaks a peak at his fathers Playboy: we should be looking at the beautiful people around us who only want what we want. To be loved for the infinite variables we each have to offer. If they were facing each other, rather than looking out into the world... they could play out their fantasies without expecting them to be real all the time. No man is always "prince charming". No woman is always an "insatiable whore"... but that doesn't mean they never are. We are these things and we are also other things... They could have what it is they really want, if they looked to each other instead of to a dream that doesn't exist outside of the media and popular culture.
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Children. We're born knowing everything we need to know to live beautiful lives... and spend our childhood being taught things, good and bad, by our parents and the world: no matter how well meaning and healthy, flawed human beings. Life is a process of remembering ourselves. Being around kids reminds me...
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Lies. Games. Passive aggression.
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Why ask that and not say who you are? So I guess, no. :|
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Hmm. I love cereal, that's tough. Frosted Flakes, Cocoa Puffs, Fruity Pebbles: kid cereal FTW!
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Alana Joy’s Bio
a muse: amused. out of your league, over your head, under your skin...
