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Tag Archives: secret diary
Luke Ford’s Secret Diary VII
Part one. Part two. Part three. Part four. Part Five. Part Six. Sept. 8. 2009. I got into trouble today. I got too high on my bipolar spectrum and sent off a bunch of emails that I thought were funny … Continue reading
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Luke Ford’s Secret Diary VI
Part one. Part two. Part three. Part four. Part Five. Aug. 11. I said goodbye to my therapist last night. It was lovely. She’s so genuine. She connects to that part of me that’s genuine and vulnerable. Perhaps I should … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate game, delicate features, friends with benefits, hunter s thompson, luke ford, secret diary, sense of humor
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My Secret Diaries
Are you guys enjoying my secret diary entries on lukeford.net? Do you find it riveting? Do you want to know more? Ask away. Let’s talk about me for a change. I am in a mood to share. I’m live on … Continue reading
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Luke Ford’s Secret Diary IV
Part one. Part two. Part three. July 27, 2009. I’m pretty sure I can hook up with… Do I want to? I can get back in the saddle right now. Hah! I’m gonna be fine. I’m thrilled that my driving … Continue reading
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Tagged luke ford, massage table, secret diary, social circles, vulnerable place, wife material
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Luke Ford’s Secret Diary III
Part one. Part two. July 21. I love my therapist. When I told her that I did not represent enough value to ****, that’s why she cheated on me, my therapist said, "Cheating is not about you. It’s about her." … Continue reading
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Tagged good conversation, hot chicks, korean girl, luke ford, secret diary, strong reaction
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Luke Ford’s Secret Diary II
Part one. July 17, 2009. ***** was very friendly last night. She gave me her card and pointed out her email address. I emailed her and she replied an hour later, saying meeting me was a "pleasure". She asked if … Continue reading
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Tagged comedown, gorgeous woman, luke ford, norwalk, powerbrokers, private lessons, secret diary, vote of confidence
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Luke Ford’s Secret Diary
I’ve been keeping a journal since July 15, 2009. Here are some excerpts: July 15. I met a new friend in yoga. She’s tall and meaty. I like her body. I like how fit and flexible she is. She meditates … Continue reading
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Tagged colorful clothes, luke ford, secret diary, social cues, torah class, torah jew
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