Chuck Taylors and The Pillows

Fan or Stalker?

I posted this on someone's blog who seems to be friends with Kyle Cease:

Are you really friends with Kyle Cease. That is awesome, I'd really like to somehow be in touch with him. Why don't ya' email me at thepillowsfan@gmail.com . You'd be the coolest person in the world if you could let me e-mail him at a personal e-mail address or something. Thanks a bunch for even reading this, I'm like a huge fan of his. Thanks again.

Now that I read this after I've hit the post button, I really feel like I sound less like a fan and more like a little boy who wants to meet someone famous. Also, in this comment I like totally have the valley girl syndrome, "That is awesome," "I'm like a huge fan of his," I don't talk like that, I don't even blog like that, why did I comment on a blog like that. I just don't understand. I was really excited that I found someone who talked about Kyle Cease really casually, as if he was friends with him and I couldn't believe I may have a chance of being border-line friends with him. When I think about what I'm saying, things like, "I'd love to be friends with Kyle Cease," I think of Eminem's "Stan." I don't want him to think I'm a weird person, I guess as long as I don't say, "Hey Kyle, we should really be together." He would definitely think I'm either a stalker or a gay fan who thinks he's hott. Let me know what you think, am I a stalker or just a young comedian who would like another young comedian friend, what would you do in this situation? Later Days.