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    A serial Tweeter, Mayer says people are finding as much solace and comfort in technology as they do in a prospective partner. "You can Twitter yourself into happiness, Facebook yourself into happiness for half an hour, you can watch your DVR and catch up with some TV ... These are the things that are moving people now. It's not the idea of somebody on the other end of a phone telling you how their day was -- we are not into that right now, we are into quick bursts of satisfaction." Mayer's legions of female fans will be pleased to know he hasn't given up on love. Full Article at Herald Sun
    You can Twitter yourself into happiness, Facebook yourself into happiness for half an hour, you can watch your DVR and catch up with some TV ... These are the things that are moving people now. It's not the idea of somebody on the other end of a phone telling you how their day was -- we are not into that right now, we are into quick bursts of satisfaction.
    SOURCE: Herald Sun 1 month ago
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Love is a battlefield
  1. That's the worst emotion you could have for an artist who is trying to lift you. And at any rate, I could look at the map and say there is no reason to even feel sorry for myself.
    SOURCE: Herald Sun 1 month ago
  2. People sometimes say they feel so sorry for me
    SOURCE: Herald Sun 1 month ago
  3. I hope it sends people backwards in their life to the wrong person ... I hope it makes trouble. It's a little sinister.
    SOURCE: Herald Sun 1 month ago
  4. I don't know of anybody right now, to be perfectly honest, who is in a committed, passionate, renewable, consistent relationship ... Everybody I know is either out of it looking to get in or in it looking to get out.
    SOURCE: Herald Sun 1 month ago
  5. This is my - I don't want to say burden - but my business, in that it's truly what I attend to on my own and I am not at all interested in putting that on anyone else's shoulders
    SOURCE: Herald Sun 1 month ago
  6. It was about getting to a place where my thoughts could feel like mine again
    SOURCE: Herald Sun 1 month ago

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