Comments | k_r_i_s_t_i_n_a: recent revelations on life and other things

k_r_i_s_t_i_n_a

recent revelations on life and other things

Feb 24, 2005 21:35

i've been thinking a lot...

( this can't be good. )

Comments 6

peewee_herman February 25 2005, 05:29:08 UTC

Theres someone for everyone.

andy_emo_kid February 25 2005, 21:36:54 UTC

thinking is for squares. all you have to know is Live Fast & Die Young

gradeacommie February 26 2005, 05:10:32 UTC

Maybe in the next 3 years when i've realized my pathetic life as come to an abrupt halt i'll decide to ask you to prom...and maybe you'll accept...

btw your conclusion to your novel/LJ entry was excellent. I couldn't have done it any better....

Isn't it great knowing that if this is all a big lie we're enjoying it the whole way through? Yeah there are some bumps along the way but what the hell...sometimes you just gotta say "Fuck it". and that's MY conclusion...

Fuck it

impressive greatbrownhope March 2 2005, 03:19:06 UTC

wow, a tom cruise risky buisness quote.

rawki February 27 2005, 17:27:16 UTC

don't let martini's comments get to you.

thinking is for awesome ppl. it's good to know that you've been thinking things over. that's what hi skool's all about, right? well, if you need to vent, i'm here for you, hon.
-angela-

Just delete this comment angieduvall February 28 2005, 01:07:47 UTC

You've changed so much since I left home. That thought has been following me around for a couple days now. I really don't know you anymore. At first I thought, well, maybe she's just grown up while I've been away. But the more I talk to you the more it makes me question that. It's not a matter of growing up, it's just change, plain and simple. You used to have such an air of freedom around you. A beautiful smile that did well to hide the thoughts brooding behind, but those thoughts were never so nihilistic back then. They were beautiful and pure, and took every aspect of the world into careful consideration and found beauty even in the most heinous of things. Contemplative, all-considering, and despite the tragedy of what may have enveloped the world, they were on the whole happy. I think back then you knew that looking for any sort of meaning or fulfillment in life was futile, and all that truly existed was the moment. The concept of tomorrow is just an effect of human congnition. There really is no such thing. And if ( ... )