so...? so i got my one-on-one talk last night. it wasn't what i expected and later turned into what i wanted but wasn't exactly pleasant because suddenly so much had changed. anyone else confused yet?!? and maybe nothing's changed but my perspective. i was so far off in my way of thinking but always suspected the truth. i guess i let selfishness blind me too often. why do we pursue what we think we want instead of what we do want? maybe we fuck up getting the things we want because we think this way. and is it cowardly to think that our emotions get in the way? is man not an emotional creature? but for those of you who don't believe so, then it's just an easy excuse for being weak.
so the night started off all good until i upset mah girl and she left, i found out something about her and mah boy that i had expected to happen from the start, and saw deeper into the soul of mah little fish than i ever thought he'd let me. i spent the rest of the night listening to the distant soulful flow of his thoughts and trying not to drown in my emotions, a breath away from crying.
maybe it is all drama, but is there any other way to explain/express how you feel? or have we trained ourselves to be so ridiculously "feeling dependent"? does it make us feel the slightest bit better to have an excuse to fall back on? a reason for being selfish, to follow our dreams, to hurt other people, to make us feel better about putting on a show and making people believe we give a fuck to get what we want...oops same thing right?
i'm not bitter i'm just making an argument.
i'm not really sure what i think. well i am, but it's inside somewhere. it's right next to that really dark place that i've seen enough of to almost hate myself. my view is actually quite opposite. more wishful and romantic than anywhere close to the truth. i'm gonna come back and read this later and think i've stumbled onto someone else's shit. a sissy psycho, or some
12-yr-old trying too hard to be cool.
grrrr...
there's so much.
i actually feel like i've learned a lot this past year or so. i learned a lot and know so much less now. would you rather be dumb and happy or smart and put up with all the shit you do now?
is it really better the more you know? if humans only use a fraction of their brain would it be worse to use even less of it and be supremely happy?
our problems are caused by other people (unless we're wild men, isn't this ^ what shapes us?). but there's so many of us. we think we need each other. true i would concede that we learn things from each other that we couldn't from being alone. but through our interaction we cause all kinds of trouble. is it worth it? true there are people out there with good intentions who'd only like to help everyone else and just get along, shit that's everybody. but the way we've evolved and developed our system of living together(and maybe our(?) instinct(?) to look out for number 1 carries some weight), society is a river full of crocodiles, piranhas, and every other mean thing you could think of. if you wanna make it to the other side and survive you will step on whoever whatever to get there. and maybe you'll push that fat bitch back under for elbowing you in the jaw and knocking you down. she certainly doesn't deserve to be better off than YOU, does she? and she wasn't even nice about it. that's not fair. besides with more stupid people to step on it'll be easier to get to the other side. so bring on the fat bitches...
so what about what's laying at the bottom of the river? who are they? stupid happy dead people?
happy in what way? because they knew little about the world? didn't know how much there could be to fear? didn't want after their desires? because they gave in to their emotions? because they realized it wasn't worth it? there was really no escape? because they'd much rather rest in peace knowing themselves than wear themselves out and waste time knowing there's only a slimmest of the slim chance they'll ever get what they think they want?
aren't we all fucked up?
could we say poor people are envious of the rich for their money and luxury and their happiness? rich people are often burdened by the stresses of their money and status and as a result suffer family and mental problems. so, poor and emotionally supported or rich and alone? do you think you'd succeed better if you had no one to drag you down? just you on your own? the one person with the master plan, your own boss, and the only person to be guilty for all the people you're gonna step on.
the only thing standing in your way is what other people think about you and that doesn't really matter, does it?
...what are you thinking? what would your best friend think? what would yr parents think? what about that homeless guy? what about the guy we elected for president? now who cares about what they think what would they SAY? what do you believe? and what do you act on?
*ow*
mah head hurts. i got way off the subject.
lol i'm not surprised i guess. wouldn't expect it any other way. is it ok to act crazy if that's how you really feel? yr best friend wouldn't care because that's why they like you, you're as crazy as they are. but be careful, the rest of society might deem you a hazard and lock you up with the same people who have really done some dangerous things. who's more dangerous, the people inside or outside the prison?
people lock the killers and psychos away because those are the people who really know what's up. sick of the system and feeling trapped. at some point they fell behind the screen we've all put up. why do you think people go crazy? is it really solely that person's fault? do you blame yourself for the way you are? should you?
damn, off the subject again.
ug, i hang my head in defeat. i'll be back another day. same lily-thought, same lily-ramble.
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