Cages or wings? Which do you prefer? Ask the birds.

[thegreatdalmuti]

I like the concept of metamorphosis. A catepillar, in fact every catepillar, enters a liminal phase in its lifetime and can neither be a catepillar any longer nor can it be a butterfly. It builds a cocoon around itself. And after a period of struggle, hardship, and god knows what else it has to do to push itself out of its cocoon, it emerges a

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[deputycos]

Tick tick... Boom!!!! <3

Sorry, felt the need to say that. I'm gonna come back and make a real comment when I'm actually awake and can do a good job reading this. Cuz I also have to ask you something. Something stupid, but something nonetheless.

[alivingflame]

Well i would like to comment u on a well written entry. I always commended u for putting ur thoughts into well written words, i never was able to do that. Anyway, i believe humans ask "why?" because we are too hopeful. We are always hoping that everything is going to work out and that things will be perfect. In doing this we waste too much time that we as people should be using to focus on what is right in front of us. Sometimes i think we look too far ahead and overlook the small things that are apart of us. People need to balance hope with what they have. Most of us cant do that and we will live on with hoping, essentially the "what if?" of our lives. As for the red or blue pill paths of life; in reality whichever path is chosen will lead to the same questions. As humans we cant escape this. View it as our lifelong burden, one of our many flaws dragging at our feet. Its as though humans are running with chains attached to their ankles. Although its good to remember that chains in time do oxidize and wither away. But that