Comments | riathecute: The Tide That Left and Never Came Back

riathecute

The Tide That Left and Never Came Back

Jan 28, 2007 22:41

How typical but here's a quote, a very long, meaningful quote...
L: And Hansel said to Gretal: Let us drop these bread crumbs, so that together we find our way home, because losing our way would be the most cruel of things." This year I lost my way ( Read more... )

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Insane in the membrane? arinangel13 January 29 2007, 05:44:30 UTC

So, I should pretty much just talk to you on eight billion different things tonight, apparently. Or two, to be realistic ( ... )

Re: Insane in the membrane? android_alucard January 29 2007, 18:46:59 UTC

Hey now! I'm a guy and I do my best not to lie. I hate it just as much as you.

Andrea, you will always be the one who turned me into a cat in first grade. Oh, and don't let your water pipes freeze in the winter; it's a real drag especially when you need to take a shower.

arinangel13 January 29 2007, 05:47:17 UTC

PS-Stop listening to emo music! Much as I love that song, it won't help a sad/confused mood! :)

Arin out.

els January 29 2007, 15:29:32 UTC

Ria! First of all, I know you're all sad and confused about life, and that's okay. Everybody gets confused and it's okay to be lost every once in a while. But whenever you feel like you're not going down the right road, you just have to reach out to other people around you, or like you did after the two lost semesters, just find the strength within you. And if you feel like you're getting seperated from old friends, just try to get back in touch with the ones you like to see again. I know that's not easy, especially if your friendship ended on a bad note, but if you wanna get back in touch with these people, you should try to move past whatever happened ( ... )

sayraraven January 31 2007, 06:49:47 UTC

Ria, my darling, I wish that I had words of wisdom for you, but I don't. In fact, I could use some words of wisdom myself, because I feel like I'm going through a similar thing. I should be happy--have no right not to be--but I don't feel it. And I can't shake the feeling that I am not myself.
I guess this is just a part of growing up. And it's hard, because part of you wants to stay the way you were. Change is scary, and you spent how many years being the person you were? (I'm using "you" as an ambigious you, by the way, not as in you, Ria.) It's easier to stay that person, but it doesn't happen, because you learn new things and figure crap out, and you adapt. But when you look back, you're like, "Wow. When the hell did I do that? Why did I start thinking that way?"
I don't know if that's how you're feeling, but it's how I'm feeling. I'm very confused, and I feel like I've lost touch with some of the people who could maybe help me. My college friends are great, but they only know this Sara, and what if this isn't the ( ... )

drunken_kurage January 31 2007, 07:21:54 UTC

i...have no idea.
that's like a blind dude asking another blind dude what a mountain looks like.