Hi Nonsmoker, I guess I can only feel oppressed. Nah, it's more than that; I feel it's all wrong, I feel I have to fight to make things right. The feeling of oppression creates rebels, rebels fight to change the current situation. There are different sorts of fights, talking about that is wrong is a way of fighting.
Hi Viking, Thanks for joining. What you said left me with a sad feeling: would it be our ultimate end when we are no longer remembered? I remember as a kid seeing abandoned graves and wondering: why no one tended that grave? Was all the family dead or people just stopped caring?
Sometimes silence speaks louder than words. Sometimes silence is peace. Sometimes silence is loneliness.
People used to remember only the good things about the person who is gone. I tried to be fair. I'm not sure if I achieved that. It was only my perspective.
Hi Track, I'm so sorry to hear about your friend. I believe you're right; they probably went through a similar process. It's so sad to end one's story this way. I hope they could have found peace in the end.
Hi Ed, I'm glad to know you found comfort in your faith. Not all people share the same beliefs, though. Regardless of faith, the world needs more love.
Hello Akedama, The world can be a cold place sometimes. Many people don't care about others, some care too much about money or appearances, and some just can't handle pain (self or from others). It's easier to pretend everything is just fine. There is something I learned when I was the one in pain. When you're suffering on the inside and there is nothing physical about your pain, people can show compassion for a while, but after that you're on your own. No one cares anymore because there is nothing wrong with you they can see: no bleeding, no broken bones, nothing. People look at you and say: come on, react! As if you didn't want to!
Metamaus (who seems to be gone), I've never said I expected an explanation from him. I've just stated he didn't provide any. What I expected was also irrelevant. Maybe you assume too much about people you don't know.
Thanks, Nonsmoker
Hi Raphael, That's sad but true. This was not the first case I've seem in my life, unfortunately.
Hi Biff, That's true, unless they wear a happy public persona, but those are even sadder inside.
Hi Jim, Carpe diem is a good advice, but, unfortunately, a bit late for him. He was a very good professional. I believe that he left a good legacy behind. Dead poet society is a wonderful movie, thanks for sharing the video.
Hi Robrt, I'm glad you liked my blog. I'm curious about your parody stories. Do you still have them? Would you mind posting one here?
Hi Ash, Thanks for the video! I couldn't help but notice something peculiar: among the things Sweeney Todd likes are vacations in Brazil! Perhaps I should worry...nah
I'm so sorry for what happened to you. That's so unfair, you meet someone, trust him, and then receives this sort of pay-back. I hope you find someone nice soon.
Hi Laststrike, Before you do anything hash, talk to your fiancé; open your heart about your doubts at a time when you are both calm enough to listen to each other. I think the only way to reach an agreement and go back to the harmony state you're lacking is through talking. After you do that, you can decide what is best for you to do. I hope for the best.
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Hi Nonsmoker,I guess I can only feel oppressed.
Nah, it's more than that; I feel it's all wrong, I feel I have to fight to make things right.
The feeling of oppression creates rebels, rebels fight to change the current situation.
There are different sorts of fights, talking about that is wrong is a way of fighting.