holy long entry after NONE.
You've been warned.
The word "love" is thrown around too much. Not just in relationships, but friendships too. Really, after knowing someone for a week, or even a month, you don't "love" them. There are very few friends that I consider myself to "love." In relationships of the boyfriend-girlfriend types as well. Love comes from trust and loyalty. You can't love someone after knowing them for the short of time that we've known all of our friends. Really. And this "I love you with all of my heart and soul" shit is dumb. I hate it when I say "I love you" to someone and they say "I love you more." What's the point? To get in an argument about who loves eachother more? That's annoying. So from now on, I refuse to say I "love" someone unless I really do. It's thrown around too much, and I guess I'm guilty a little, but I'm done. So don't get offended if I say I LIKE you a ton, it just means I don't know you that well. Love. Ew.
On a somewhat related note....
I think something's wrong with me. I hear about all these boys that girls want that are "perfect". I don't want a "perfect" guy. I want a guy with faults. I have faults, and I want him to as well. Girls can be so hypocritical sometimes. They say they want a guy that will love them no matter what their faults, but then they want a guy without faults. STOP. As well as girls that want these super-romantic guys. Is there something wrong if I don't necessarily want that? I mean sweet is nice. Playing you a song on an instrument, or singing to you is cute. However the whole throwing rocks at your window is frankly, stalkerish. I DON'T WANT THAT. If there is something wrong with me because of that, whatever. Maybe I'm love deficient, whatever.
Rant. Done.
The word "love" is thrown around too much. Not just in relationships, but friendships too. Really, after knowing someone for a week, or even a month, you don't "love" them. There are very few friends that I consider myself to "love." In relationships of the boyfriend-girlfriend types as well. Love comes from trust and loyalty. You can't love someone after knowing them for the short of time that we've known all of our friends. Really. And this "I love you with all of my heart and soul" shit is dumb. I hate it when I say "I love you" to someone and they say "I love you more." What's the point? To get in an argument about who loves eachother more? That's annoying. So from now on, I refuse to say I "love" someone unless I really do. It's thrown around too much, and I guess I'm guilty a little, but I'm done. So don't get offended if I say I LIKE you a ton, it just means I don't know you that well. Love. Ew.
On a somewhat related note....
I think something's wrong with me. I hear about all these boys that girls want that are "perfect". I don't want a "perfect" guy. I want a guy with faults. I have faults, and I want him to as well. Girls can be so hypocritical sometimes. They say they want a guy that will love them no matter what their faults, but then they want a guy without faults. STOP. As well as girls that want these super-romantic guys. Is there something wrong if I don't necessarily want that? I mean sweet is nice. Playing you a song on an instrument, or singing to you is cute. However the whole throwing rocks at your window is frankly, stalkerish. I DON'T WANT THAT. If there is something wrong with me because of that, whatever. Maybe I'm love deficient, whatever.
Rant. Done.