A few days ago I was at the mall...for once not looking at clothes. This was a game/book trip. I ended up getting a book, but that is all beside the point. The point is that as I walked by a clothing store that had sundresses towards the front, I saw a young man and woman (my guess is about my age). At first this was no big deal, but then I noticed that this scene appeared very familiar.
It reminded me of the time a friend of mine took me shopping for sundresses (for myself). The way he was holding it up was exactly what my friend had had me do so she could estimate whether it would fit or not. And his friend was looking at him the same why my friend had looked at me. I know that from such a small amount of information its impossible to reach a reliable conclusion, its just got me thinking. Right there, I might have seen a sister CD, and neither of us will ever know it.
This really got me thinking that anybody I see could be just like me. What do the statistics say? 1-5% of the population? That means one in every 20 to 100 people, and given the number that were at the mall that day, there were bound to be others there like me. I don't really know where I'm going with this, its just the first time I realized, by which I mean full realization, that I'm not alone and I don't have to be alone. I know that will sound weird considering how long I've been coming here, but as far as I know, I've never met or seen another person like me face to face.
Just a little rant. Thanks for listening.