The Fine Art of Being Overlooked
It’s funny how people think rejection is some sort of tragedy, like the universe is conspiring against them.
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50 monologuesIt’s funny how people think rejection is some sort of tragedy, like the universe is conspiring against them.
Read full monologueI used to think life was supposed to be fair, like if you did the right things, good stuff would happen.
Read full monologueYou never realize how much a person takes up space in your life until they’re gone.
Read full monologueI used to think love was simple—you meet someone, fall in love, and that’s it. But it’s not, is it?
Read full monologueIt’s funny how you never think you’re the kind of guy who needs saving until you’re already drowning.
Read full monologueYou know, people always talk about juggling relationships like it’s some kind of circus act, but I’ve got it down to an art form.
Read full monologueYou know, I’ve spent my whole life building something, creating a legacy, a name that demands respect.
Read full monologueYou know, they say breaking up is like losing a part of yourself, but honestly, I think I just lost some extra baggage.
Read full monologueI used to be someone, you know? People used to listen when I spoke, but now I’m just an afterthought.
Read full monologueThey say you should never take ‘no’ for an answer, but I’ve mastered the art of doing just that.
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