When benign sights (maybe walking to the washroom together is slightly unholy) and romantic comedies results in depression; I think the term "it's complicated" is completely merited for. Even more so when it is a movie watched in complete exhaustion and only a tiny bit of the movie sets-off an emotional downpour.
In a weird convoluted way, being immensely busy with mainstream issues keeps us from realizing emotional handicaps. As someone puts it, these handicaps are very disturbing. However thankfully, the lifelessness has numbed us of pain. Not essentially a bad thing but not a good thing either as lifelessness leaves us pretty much devoid of humanity.
However, nothing can be compared to the confused, insecure, fearful and unsure state that being complicated renders one to.
We end up living by leaving it to chance and that is truly disturbing.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Rough Winds Do Shake the Darling Buds of May
A choice of personal preferences should be allowed and it is a right.
We are at free will to like or dislike a certain thing to reasons most applicable to us.
Even to the extent; to some it may seem derogatory.
Fundamental fact: it is one's life and how one chooses it is simply one's own business as long no toes are stepped upon. This is highly applicable to busybodies who provoke people and create storms in many people's teacups. Bless me, my tea was ruined!
The point is that one's point is not discriminatory if it doesn't involve active participation to stand-up for the point. The action matters and creating a hoo-hah for nothing is simply self-initiated sympathy-co-mud slapping; the point where one descends to being discriminatory to anothers passive self-indulgent thought.
The fact of knowing such people disgusts me and I wonder whether the day will come when I am not allowed to like purple and eat mash potato.
And now; we know where the holier-than-thou attitude roots from and discriminates underdogs of all kinds.
We are at free will to like or dislike a certain thing to reasons most applicable to us.
Even to the extent; to some it may seem derogatory.
Fundamental fact: it is one's life and how one chooses it is simply one's own business as long no toes are stepped upon. This is highly applicable to busybodies who provoke people and create storms in many people's teacups. Bless me, my tea was ruined!
The point is that one's point is not discriminatory if it doesn't involve active participation to stand-up for the point. The action matters and creating a hoo-hah for nothing is simply self-initiated sympathy-co-mud slapping; the point where one descends to being discriminatory to anothers passive self-indulgent thought.
The fact of knowing such people disgusts me and I wonder whether the day will come when I am not allowed to like purple and eat mash potato.
And now; we know where the holier-than-thou attitude roots from and discriminates underdogs of all kinds.
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