Andrew Escobedo

…silence, I did a lot of thinking — most of it painfully destructive, some of it occasionally lucid. It’s really easy to get lost in thought when you’re not doing a lot of talking.

…d I realized how profoundly stupid it was. That’s all it took to get the wheels in my head rolling. Do you ever have something in your head that you feel strongly about and then as soon as you say it out loud you realize instantly that it’s the dumbest thing in the world and you don’t know what you were thinking? Yeah, I acted on that thought I kept silently in my head for years. Because she scared the crap out…

… I became successful at one point. I got a lot of friends and made nice memories with each of them. I also learned how to adapt to different personalities and find my place within groups. I developed many different interests and I learned a lot about lif…