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Things get distorted here.Gotta look beyond the obvious

When you develop an infaturation for someone .You always find a good reason to believe ,that is exactly the person for you.It doesn't need to be a good reason.In the long run ,there always some kinds of dump plus irritating habit that would cause the relationship bewteen you and her to split up.But in the haze of infaturation .It's just what you have been looking for all these years .
 

Childhood's kill time

This make me think of the first video game i played in child time.Above a group of worker moving bottles.Make sure all the bottles are on the moving belt or else they will broke if not.

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