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[emmadavidson]

When the house was standing
You'd never have believed it
Part of me, instinctively, says that It never used to be like this! When did it start to be like this?
But then I realize... who am I kidding? It was always like this.
I think back to better times... And they all drop feebly away from me with the recollection of many different incidents.

Comments

[sockcrotch]

Thinking is something that has near become exstinct in the face of the alternative. To such extent that people now consider thinking as a secondary reaction to things. And if that's the case, people shouldn't be so surprised when they finally turn on the light switch in their heads and ask where all the chaos in the world came from.

[mikemoring]

"It was always like this."

I've been saying this for far too long.

I don't know about you, but I've just about had it up to here with everything; it's pathetic and, frankly, disgusting.

Not that it makes a difference to anybody else, of course. They'll just sweep it under the rug and pretend to be fine like they think they used to be.

[farashagirl]

and thats exactly what happen.