First Encounters

 So being me isn't as easy as being any other member of 'common society'. To begin with the 'famously not famous' person must overcome the difficulties this poses. Shall I discuss the fantasy theme?

I met a man, near a grave yard, wanting directions, a man of 'would stock' variety if I base things on biological qualities alone. Within a minute of converse this had been covered, but, was not the focus of conversation. You all know that firstly in shy, yet dark and alone we had not delved deep enough into the matter to worry about this.

A man of music I noticed, from observation, this tends to imply that he is also a man of linguistic abilities. Prehaps educated in the science of sound. Being a person whom does not have great language skills, l become a little shy, not a matter of appearances, but, a matter of needing a second opinion of one I trust. Before, wandering down the street in converse, yet, it seems foolish that we were walking a couple of paces appart, down the road. This I feel should be a mans opinion.

I had a friend (male) that used to accompany myself on first meeting of a man, the 'dick scale' assessor. If he felt the man had my best interests in mind he left me interact with theme alone. In the relms of fantasy, lets consider the 'would stock' man is single, should my friend be more cautious of leaving me alone with him? Think about the differences these matters pose for me compare to a typical common woman wandering along the street.

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