react.
I promised, promised, promised myself I wouldn't be all sad in this journal, and upset, but whatever, it's a journal, and I ran away with it.
With regards to everything, sometimes I think I overreact in my reactions. You know, like those ridiculous reality TV show stars who go all out.
Really, though, in retrospect, I don't think I do (overreact that is). I think I react like a normal hurt person.
After all, who wouldn't be upset if they think something is better and stumble across something that just brings it backwards. Or makes it look like what was said was a lie.
Or who wouldn't be upset when trying to rebuild something and constantly being honest and open when you know the other person is holding back.
It's a constant up and down, and you don't even realize it until the moment. I actually think I react half the amount I really should most of the time.
Ah, life.
With regards to everything, sometimes I think I overreact in my reactions. You know, like those ridiculous reality TV show stars who go all out.
Really, though, in retrospect, I don't think I do (overreact that is). I think I react like a normal hurt person.
After all, who wouldn't be upset if they think something is better and stumble across something that just brings it backwards. Or makes it look like what was said was a lie.
Or who wouldn't be upset when trying to rebuild something and constantly being honest and open when you know the other person is holding back.
It's a constant up and down, and you don't even realize it until the moment. I actually think I react half the amount I really should most of the time.
Ah, life.