A dose of simpleism (yes, it is a word) that's not so simple.
A structured thought streamed through my head just now. I was thinking about love and hate, but more along the lines of emotions in general. The simple contrasts between "love" and "hate" We all know the similarities and differences and how they link together like a chain. From a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship standpoint I was pondering the thought of how easily you can get someone to hate you is a very simple task, but getting someone to actually like you or even love you can be such a difficult trial. As anyone knows, it's human nature to want things or people you can't have, but what does it come down to when you actually have to make the realization that maybe things will never work out or even begin for that matter. (FYI; this isn't about me) Although these similar situations have been going on all around me. It's sad really.
The point being, you can convince just about anyone of anything if your gifted enough to do so, but achieving an emotional change by the same means..that's just a completely different path. The thinking process and emotional structure of humans are so intricate, but at the same time unstable. Yet, they are very hard to sway in the direction of getting someone that you seem to think is the one you could marry, in this case, seems impossible. There is such thing as simple impossibilities and I've proved it right here. It sounds like such an oxymoron, but it makes so much sense at the same time. It's hard to grasp the fact that "person A" could fall so deeply in love with "person B", yet "person B has a null feeling about "person A". [whether "person B" is aware of it or not] The hardest part of the whole thing is having to watch someone actually let go. This is very heavy on the head, but I think in most people it has been blocked off subliminally because of how painful it is to watch. It seems to me this has always just been looked past. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm right, but maybe I just gave some poor soul something to wrap around his brain for a few hours.
The point being, you can convince just about anyone of anything if your gifted enough to do so, but achieving an emotional change by the same means..that's just a completely different path. The thinking process and emotional structure of humans are so intricate, but at the same time unstable. Yet, they are very hard to sway in the direction of getting someone that you seem to think is the one you could marry, in this case, seems impossible. There is such thing as simple impossibilities and I've proved it right here. It sounds like such an oxymoron, but it makes so much sense at the same time. It's hard to grasp the fact that "person A" could fall so deeply in love with "person B", yet "person B has a null feeling about "person A". [whether "person B" is aware of it or not] The hardest part of the whole thing is having to watch someone actually let go. This is very heavy on the head, but I think in most people it has been blocked off subliminally because of how painful it is to watch. It seems to me this has always just been looked past. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm right, but maybe I just gave some poor soul something to wrap around his brain for a few hours.