Strive to be abnormal.

24th May 2012 | 6 notes

You think no one cares

But we do.

You say you’re ok

You’re not.

You say you don’t need help

You really do.

You push others away.

And try and guilt them into coming back.

That’s not how it works

You ARE immature

but I still care.

Just don’t do this.

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Guys, (not girls) Imagine this.

Picture a girl, A beautiful girl. She’s around your age.

Now imagine that she’s never held hands, never kissed anyone, never been hugged from behind, never been held, never done drugs, never smoked, and never drank.

Now imagine that her mind is as clean as humanly possible.

Now tell me what’s more attractive than that? huh?

Sometimes It hurts to know the truth, but knowing is often better than being left in the dark. When you think someone you care about is doing something harmful to themselves, it’s kinda depressing. when you so much as suspect it, it hurts. Even when they try to reassure you they aren’t, it’s hard to believe. You can guess the reasons why, but nothing will justify it in your mind. You might wonder why said person is so clueless or selfish that they would either not know or hurt those who care about them, those who matter most.

I believe people do drugs/drink to either balance out the lows, look cool, succumb to peer pressure, or, importantly, cope with pain/loss/family issues/stress. it’s interesting.. I don’t ever see myself needing any of it to cope. there are other ways, I’ve learned. it’s not necessary. it doesn’t fix your problems, it only postpones them.

Eventually I’ll have to go through loss. Of friends, of family, property, etc. It will be hard. just gonna have to stick it out.. Anyways.. I’m tired. Goodnight.

10th May 2012 | 6 notes

Deception

Anythings possible.

Believing someone after they lied about something big, or they concealed the truth, or if they habitually lie to you; is one of the things it’s hard to believe is possible. even when you want to believe someone, even if you think they deserve the benefit of the doubt, often it’s hard.

Why?

it’s easy to give someone the benefit of the doubt when there is doubt, it’s hard when there’s no doubt.

It’s easy to believe someone when you don’t know they’ve been lying, it’s hard to believe someone when you know they have.

It’s easy to believe something is the whole truth when you don’t know better, but it’s hard to believe something is the whole truth when you know it’s been partly hidden before.

When you lie to someone, whether it’s to protect them, protect yourself, because you think they will do something drastic or bad if you tell them, or for any other reason, (if - no, WHEN they find out) you let them know you don’t trust their judgment. You let them know that OBVIOUSLY you know best, and everything will work out better if they don’t know.

I think everyone involved in a situation deserves and SHOULD know the truth, no matter what the consequence. I think people should be trusted to make decisions and live with the consequences of their actions.

LYING WILL NOT GET YOU OUT OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF YOUR ACTIONS.

It doesn’t matter if you don’t believe in hell or karma. Lies always catch up. Negative actions attract negative circumstances.

Telling the truth is hard. Is lying worth the pain you’ll cause them? Not for me. Truth it is, even if it hurts.

9th May 2012 | 52 notes

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Girl: But if I have a boyfriend, and I kiss a girl, does that really count as cheating?
Me: If I punch you in the face with my left fist, but I'm right-handed, does that really count as me punching you in the face