Hello my name is Molly and I am a health class deliquent

[shaketoexplode]

My hubris is most definitely idealism. As much as I try, I cannot force my naïve little mind to understand how people do not think the same way I do. The fact that a person can spend $120 of her parent’s money on a pair of jeans guilt free blows my mind. As does when a person sees a starving AIDS orphans in Sudan and not jumps out of his seat to

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All Hail K-Turn Queen

[xluckiestx]

I am also an idealist and it bothers me to know (think about) all those things that you have listed. However, the big monster of Apathy has already overtaken me somewhat. I think it just comes with age. But I'm fighting it all the way. Peter Pan helps. Here, read this. Enjoy.

Diesel

[xthursdayxnj]

Am I a bad person for spening $120. of my own money on my jeans??I hope not..
xjoex

Re: Diesel

[shaketoexplode]

worry not .. yr good

[anonymous]

My hubris is most definitely idealism. As much as I try, I cannot force my naïve little mind to understand how people do not think the same way I do. The fact that a person can spend $120 of her parent’s money on a pair of jeans guilt free blows my mind. As does when a person sees a starving AIDS orphans in Sudan and not jumps out of his seat to do something. As much as I try to comprehend both sides of every argument I cannot. I realize that in so-called “reality” this will present a problem, but there is no easy answer in sight. I will never be able to accept ideas that deviate from my philosophy because I fear if I do, my fight will soften and the apathy that I so strongly fear will attack.

On a different note I am the K-turn queen

Awwww another cute entry.

[bendtosquare]

who copies and pastes entries and does it anonymously?
how strange. oh molly i find it hard to believe you are the queen of anything involved in driving. but i will give you your space on the podium next to my mom who is undoubtedly the parallel parking queen.