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mr_santa_claus

The Loose Thread

Jan 30, 2004 16:45

My father did not have a son, to him, and as a child, I drifted, bleeding to death from unseen savages that tore at the flesh, and gnawed on the bones. I am his blood but not his heart. Should he always remember to forget, I remain still. Broken by his long term goals.

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kittie203 February 1 2004, 09:07:22 UTC

Hello.
I was editing my friends list today and I noticed your name on it. Did you add me to your friends list?
-Katie

Re: mr_santa_claus February 1 2004, 09:22:10 UTC

I did indeed. Your journal is fun. Keep up the good work.

Re: kittie203 February 1 2004, 09:25:35 UTC

Really? What's fun about it? I'm interested.

Re: mr_santa_claus February 1 2004, 09:33:59 UTC

It's always amusing when young people get upset. I'm terrible, I know! I just enjoy the dramatics.

Re: kittie203 February 1 2004, 09:38:26 UTC

Ahh. Thanks, I guess. I am not usually that dramatic, I just vent a lot. I'm not as depressed as my journal portrays me to be. I like your journal too, very insightful. Have any good advice for me? You sound very intelligent.

Re: headtowall February 2 2004, 00:47:28 UTC

It is also always amusing when old people think they've figured it all out; but forget that despite the capricious nature of youth, they can recognize the inner turmoil of their elders [even through electronic words]. We are not your personal zoo. In fact, it is genetic programming that creates most dissent towards the elder generation. I am no member of your cohort [nor is this an attack to you], however, i do ask for the same etiquette as you might. This includes asking permission to pry [which is denied, regardless].

Re: acemcgaven February 2 2004, 05:08:29 UTC

Speaking as a teenager, I am over it. Who cares any more? Fuck the elder generation. They're old. Highschool? Over that. Been there, done it, bought the commemorative sports sweater. Don't care any more. Inner turmoil and teen rights can fuck off.

You'd be amazed how little this shit really means. I used to be active about all that stuff. Student rights, adult discrimination, social norms and conventions. I was a right little twat. Even arranged a rally at one point. But you know what? I grew up. Moved on. You really do stop caring so much, because one day you will figure out... this shit DOES NOT FUCKING MATTER.

Hahaha. Genetic programming.

Re: kittie203 February 2 2004, 09:26:56 UTC

Ahh, but when you are IN high school, the "shit" does matter. It mattered to you when you where in high school. And if it doesn't matter, why bother posting about it?

Re: headtowall February 12 2004, 00:21:15 UTC

i'm not in high school and i'm long since 'over it..' there are social norms that put most people at unease when elder members of society feel its ok to pry into the lives of the younger.. i'm not ok with that, and i was stating why.. its rather unlikely that i will try it and if i did i would not like it.

Re: headtowall February 12 2004, 00:27:36 UTC

well aren't you well educated.. demonstrating apathetic opinion is the only thing that 'doesn't fucking matter..'

Re: acemcgaven February 12 2004, 00:29:18 UTC

Just a helping hand from your future. Believe me, you'll know.

try it you'll like it leggo February 5 2004, 05:23:11 UTC

i am a random voice who followed back the trail to my new friend here,

...and i realised that anything you leave public will be read without permission....

there are ways to taper off the undesireables.

but airing your shit publically can be thereapy, hence this live journal, i think, and i love the idea i get to bump minds with others i'd never meat other wise,like you.

it's a risk, but it can worth it, yes?

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