fullstops, commas and all the spaces in between.
sometimes i suprise myself with the stuff that i write.. this was taken of a post many years back, March 21st.
what does one do whn your sentence comes to a fullstop?
you write another sentence and start it with a capital letter. many a
time people fail to see change as an ever present way of life. out of
all honesty, i don't believe we choose to change. mainly because we are
all human and us humans fear the unknown. therefore we fear change as it
brings about the unknown. however the course of events in our lives
forces us to. without realising it. we change. we are blind to our
exterior. to ourselves. we are the same person. we fail to see what the
eyes see. for our own eyes do not allow us to see ourselves. all we see,
is a reflection. though the mirror does not lie. the mirror cannot show
you everything.
just like every other happenstance in our lives, it
could be seen as both a good thing and a bad thing. again, being only
human our eyes only see the bad in things and we fail to embrace the
good. of course we cling on to our memories of what were and we dream of
how we wished it would always be. it is in this subconscious state of
mind and nostalgia that helps us keep our sanity. a defense mechanism
that psychologically prepares one for the unknown and allows us to take a
step forward. not everything in our past is healthy or good. neither is
everything in our future. yes, we should change for the better. but
what is the better? no one could actually draw it out for you. they can
tell you. that they have done it all. that they did it this way. and it
worked. but in actual fact no one actually knows what works? what may
work for one person may be a blunder to another.one man food another
man's poison. life is trial and error. what makes you fail brings
you a step closer to success. so there don't fear failing. people will
like or dislike no matter what you do. what's important is how you feel
about yourself. that is it. if you're comfortable in your own skin. than
you're doing fine.
i guess i have always been a phillosopher at heart..