What are we really afraid of? Winston Churchill said that 'the only thing we have to fear is fear itself'. Maybe he was right, but I just think that most people don't know what they're afraid of. That could probably tell you a lot about a person, learning their greatest fears. And something a little more interesting than heights or spiders. What about fear of being forgotten, or fear of being alone? If you know someone's fears, they've clearly let their guard down. It's their sign of weakness and makes them more humane. Everyone's afraid of something. Even the dark. Still. Sometimes it's just good to get under someone's skin.
I just don't get why.
I have nothing against either of them.
Even though she was second choice, he still moved on.
And that's the worst part.
Actually no, what's worse is seeing them together.
That encompasses both - isolophobia and athazagoraphobia...
- it was so simple in the moonlight now it's so complicated
Friday, March 14, 2008
Sunday, March 9, 2008
This Is It
Life is now, even when you think it's just quiet. It's still going. It comes at you exactly that way - without warning. We're not born with the rulebook, you can't have someone tell you what you want or how you feel. Especially as teenagers, no one knows what they want, we're just that fickle. We have to take what's handed or thrown at us and deal. That's what it is, until the end. You just don't know what to expect, you just know that this is it. This is the big one. Just keep in mind, that before time runs out, you gotta live it. Not that I'm the model citizen for that. Instead we tend to waste, take for granted and complicate things. For no apparent reason. But hey, that's how we do.
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