Hi, reader! I'm Zeref Exorcist/The Dark Mark/Prussia's Sword. This is my diary of what happens to me quite a bit now. I've always wanted to write this, and I finally mustered up the guts to do it!!!
Dear Diary... have you ever wondered about the anatomy of a crush? I remember having one a few years ago... but I totally forgot what it feels like to actually have one now. Why would you have a crush in general? It's a rather stupid thing, in my opinion. I mean, honestly. The majority of crushes is simply on people you barely know. There are a handful of people with logical crushes, but honestly, think about it. I'm no exception to this, mind you! The one-two crushes I had in my life were totally illogical. I talked to this person around once a month if I was lucky, so I just stopped. Yes, I am one of those people with the on-off switch. You may say 'oh, that's lucky. I wish I could stop having a crush on someone!'. It's actually not that great. The annoying thing is, just as you develop that on-off switch completely, you are no longer capable of getting romantically close to someone. It's like being 1/4 sociopath. I creep myself out.
Signing off! Zeref Exorcist
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