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Friday, September 03, 2010 @ 1:55 AM
No Black and White I'm blogging sparsely again. no one really reads blogs nowadays do they? tweets on facebook are more eye-catchy and you are granted some degree of mystery with how limited you can post. but really, you are only telling facebook because you know none of your 'friends' would actually want to hear what you have to say. so you're just really throwing bait to see what fish you could catch. to further facilitate your friends' convenience, he can simply 'like' comments to acknowledge them; just as how laughter has become a tool of acknowledgment rather than a means of expression. dang it should be made unethical to laugh falsely, that's equivalent to cheating. and the only cheating i could tolerate are push-up bras. what's it with tits and ass that's so attractive? i could google that now and find a scientific reasoning (wait, i've done that before), but do we really need to know? it's a mix of biological and cultural influence, but i wouldn't want to believe that i'm Born to be weak for them. does freedom of will exist? did you really have chicken rice today because u wanted to eat chicken rice? or does it only matter that you like chicken rice? i watched 5 centimetres per second recently. the movie is only 63 mins, and while some may argue that is 63 mins too short, i would think it is left to linger on with your imagination filling in the gaps. it is a beautiful movie. probably the most beautiful one i have ever watched. when we are in love, we believe nothing can tear us apart. even when doubts arise, we live in the past to fill us with hope for the future. but while we may start out together, we can slowly drift away given the circumstances. it's heartbreaking to think so, but we take heart in the fact that we had tried to stay strong in the face of adversary. i accept that we should not pin our hopes on the past and instead, look to finding a way to be happy in the present. circumstances may have compelled you to make a decision, but the choice is yours ultimately. just like how i chose not to upsize my filet-o-fish meal yesterday because i did not feel so hungry. |