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i can't forget what you've forgotten

Sunday, September 16, 2007

isn't it nice how i can have what might be a great thing, and because of some weird hangup or something i have, fuck it up? i wonder what my problem is. why do i never end up happy with what i've got (or could have)? i think i have this unrealistic expectation about what it's supposed to be like: fireworks, skipping beats, and all that stuff. obviously i expect too much out of certain parts of life; my life is not a movie, and things will never turn out in this impossibly idealistic way. logically i know this, yet apparently i'm willing to give up the now for the what might be. i just don't get it.

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  1. Blogger James | September 16, 2007 8:10 a.m. |  

    man [sic] is:

    -the symbol-mis/using animal
    -moralized by the negative
    -separated from his natural condition by instruments of his own making
    -goaded by the spirit of hierarchy
    -and rotten with perfection.

    --Kenneth Burke

    ... so, evidently, all we can do is try.

  2. Blogger Scott | September 16, 2007 11:15 a.m. |  

    Yeah I pretty much agree with you 100%, such is life I guess, but it is a little odd that we all expect to live in the movies.

  3. Blogger She | September 18, 2007 7:33 p.m. |  

    Aww love. We have to make the best with what we're given. If life was always perfect we wouldn't have anything to achieve

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