Consent would be a good name for a band on account of how awkward people would feel trash talking them.
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Joey Comeau
Joey Comeau (born September 26, 1980) is a Canadian writer. He is best known for writing the text of the webcomic A Softer World, and for his novels Lockpick Pornography and Overqualified. 2Career Comeau's work is difficult to classify by genre. Of his eight books, two are comic collections, one is a "genderqueer adventure story", one is an experimental novel told through job application letters, two are collections of short stories, and two are horror. In 2003, Comeau co-created the webcomic A Softer World with Emily Horne. His first novel, Lockpick Pornography, was serialized on the A Softer World site prior to publication in book form by Loose Teeth Press. Excerpts from his novel Overqualified were included in the 2010 Best American Nonrequired Reading. The first 20 chapters of his novel One Bloody Thing After Another were serialized on the National Post's book blog and the book was nominated for the 2010 Shirley Jackson Award. One Bloody Thing After Another was also nominated for the 2011 ReLit Awards. In 2012 a sequel to Lockpick Pornography titled We All Got It Coming, was released for free on the Internet before being published together with the original in The Complete Lockpick Pornograph
It's time to make yourself proud and everyone else a little nervous.
Being stuck in the friend zone is actually really nice. Who couldn't use more friends?
I believe most people are inherently good. But overcoming our nature is what separates us from the animals.
Feelings are the real kissing disease.
If I could have just one wish, I would probably screw it up.
I want everyone to love me and I'm pretty sure the trick is to just be myself, but with money.
Marriage isn't just between a man and a woman. It's between any two people who love each other and want to ruin their lives.
Overreaction: Any reaction to something that doesn't affect me.
I came up with the best way to shut people up: 'Oh shit, you're right!'
My resolution this year is to buy a dog and practice loving something back.
You'll never see the end of your own story, so maybe you should throw in some sub-plots?
Blah blah blah. You feel trapped in your life. Here is what i am hearing: Happiness isn't worth any inconvenience.
You were my everything. Which, upon reflection, was probably the problem.
Being with you is better than loneliness. And I guess I thought those were my only two options?
Imagine if instead of only 10 percent of our brains, we could access 9 percent. Just one percent less. How happy we might be!
I don't wish I were dead, but some time off from being alive would be nice.
I am so tired of taking everyone' word for it that money doesn't buy happiness.
There are two types of love. True love, and the love we actually get.
There is a fire deep inside us and nobody else can see when it burns out.