And if you know what I know, you know that trust is dead.

[asteroid_b1027]

When I was six I was told that I needed to believe in something. They told me, “Believe in something.” Believe in your family. Believe in yourself. Believe in your neighbor. Believe in your friends. Believe in God-the man who created you; the man who will love you more than anything no matter what you do. My family tells everyone secretes I

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[whatweknow]

i know who you are muhahaha

[asteroid_b1027]

Strange... I know you too. This seems to have less drama.

[whatweknow]

very true.

[asteroid_b1027]

I miss you Korean head.

[not_a_vegetable]

It's hard to find something to believe in. People say to believe in yourself, but then there are all of these people who have mental breakdowns and just can't mentally deal with trauma or other situations, and I can't help but think, "Obviously there wasn't much in that person worth believing in."
It's hard to believe in God because there is no proof he exists, and putting faith in something that could so easily abandon you or turn out to be fake is slightly foolish, in my opinion.

You don't have to believe in anything. Believing in emotions is pretty foolproof, though. And human stupidity. ^_^

[asteroid_b1027]

When I read that, I read it out loud with an English accent [or what I assume an English accent to be]. It was pretty amusing. I still can’t believe that you’re so young and so full of emotions and thoughts. Thank you.

[not_a_vegetable]

Heh. If I had a microphone, I'd record my accent for you. Alas, I'm quite computer-illiterate (not to mention lazy) and don't know how to get one. :P