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  <title>I was trying to be misunderstood</title>
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  <title>So here I am.</title>
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  <description>So I started an online journal. What for? Good question. Kinda like talking to myself, at least for now, but hey, I really do enjoy that from time to time. Guarantees me smart answers. But well, I really need to get rid of this games addiction. I can&apos;t spent all my free time playing football games on my laptop. It&apos;s frustrating and I know I&apos;ll kick the software anyway once my team sucks again. And if not gaming, what other options have I left? Browsing my fansites or googling myself just to learn I knocked up some starlet I never met or am back in rehab while I&apos;m, what, sitting in a hotel room drinking coffee? Fucking crazy world out there, I tell you.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;But I guess you all know that and that&apos;s probably the reason I&apos;m here, talking to people who play in the same league, who know what it&apos;s like. My very last relationship failed, I tried the &apos;dating normal people&apos; thing once more. It just doesn&apos;t work, it never did and probably never will. And so these &apos;normal&apos;, non-famous people complain that celebreties only stick to themselves, well, at least we know what it&apos;s like. The others don&apos;t. I realize this sounds as if I think I&apos;m something special. I am not. There are days I envy those who go to work without having to fight off paparazzi, who can enjoy a nice dinner with friends without being linked to half of them, who can just &lt;i&gt;live&lt;/i&gt;.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Instead, my life looks like this right now: one album finished, it&apos;s yesterday&apos;s work for me, yet there&apos;s still so much promotion stuff to do while all I want to do is move on. Work more on the new stuff. But no, can&apos;t do that. I&apos;m Robbie Williams, so I&apos;m here in Mexico, doing the dreaded promo work. Argentinia next weekend. But as soon as that&apos;s done, I&apos;ll be back in L.A. for a bit - finally. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Know what? Forget the whining I posted above. Hey, I&apos;m fucking lucky, after all. I&apos;m rich, I&apos;m famous and I&apos;m getting laid whenever I want - seriously, what&apos;s to complain about?&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;font size=&quot;-2&quot;&gt;[Example post]&lt;/font&gt;</description>
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