Monday, November 30, 2009
Socksisms -- #1
endeavour

there are 2 different kinds of lovers.
the first;
they love until their hearts bleed out.
the second;
they let the other person put in the effort and time and enjoy it.
the first usually fall for the second.
it would be amazing for two firsts, or two seconds to find each other.
never, it seems is this the case.
there are those who come right out and say they like you...... firsts.
there are those who hide behind moving vans and run from you in crowded rooms...... seconds
there are those afraid of breaking hearts......firsts
there are those afraid of getting theirs broken......seconds.
there are those who find no reason to stay......firsts
there are those who find no reason to leave......seconds
the world is divided between firsts and seconds.
why must the firsts fall for the seconds?
who ever truly taught us how to love?
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Was I wrong to leave?
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Sleep
Monday, November 16, 2009
Endgame
There is something that keeps bothering me. It shows up in my Facebook updates. It shows up in the mail disguised in embossed little envelopes. Engagement. And not just ordinary engagement, the engagements of my friends. Near and far. It seems like just a few years ago we were doing makeup and whining about cute boys.....actually, that was a few years ago. I'm only 19 and while some of my friends are a tish bit older. I find more and more of them seem to be getting ready to commit to monogamy indefinably. I don't thinks it just marriage I have a problem with. It's marrying THIS young. I mean, you only have on life (If you aren't one for reincarnation) and you'd want to give up your 20's for marriage? To me, that screams mental. And while they may be euphoric in their new found bliss, you have to wonder if when they are 40, if they look back and wonder what it might have been like to be single and invincible and only 20. Eh...marriage not for me. And while I'm happy for my friends, I can;t help but felling sorry for them. in my book; Marriage = Game Over.Mr. Brightside
I hate being jealous. Hate as in loath. Loath as in despise. Despise as in....well, you get my point. But when you work hard for something, you do expect at least a small amount of success. Correct? But when you see someone you care about do nothing, and get everything you've been striving for, a good throttling is in order, me thinks. Or not. Still, I begin to be jealous, of my best friend. I'm not supposed to be like that. I'm supposed to be supportive and caring. Not a cynic and realist. But while I used to be a romantic, that part of me is dead. And I wish I wasn't the one who killed it. Because now, I might not be so jealous.Saturday, November 14, 2009
Lost
