Jul 23, 2006 21:46
'What doesn't kill us makes us stronger.' Do you agree or disagree? Why?
I think I generally agree with that statement. I say generally because I think it depends on what happens, and who it happens to. But for me personally, I think it's a fairly true idea.
Living back at home in the Bronx didn't kill me. It came close, but never followed through (thank goodness). But it wasn't easy. At the same time, it made me realize what kind of life I didn't want. What kind of life I didn't want to settle for. I had plenty of friends growing up who let their home or personal situations get the better of them. They accepted and settled, and .. I guess, in the end, what didn't kill them made them weaker.
And I guess the same goes for the past relationships that I've had. To sum them up, they were anything but pretty. Mike was an absuive person, similar to my father. John cheated on me with my best friend. They made me lose a lot of the hope that I had for the opposite sex, and for people in general. But I didn't let that get to me. I didn't let two assholes convince me that everyone was like that. Which is good, because if I did, I wouldn't have met Greg. I would have gone on to lead a cynical life, most likely by myself.
So, the point of all this is .. is that life isn't easy. And things are always going to try and get in the way of our uphill climb. But we either have the choice of crawl over those boulders, or let them squash us into the ground. But that's a choice we have to make, on our own. And no one can make it for us.
Muse l Mia Dickerson
Fandom l Misc. TV Shows (CSI: Las Vegas)
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