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The phrase "I take it back."
No, you really can't take it back. Everything said, everything done, is ultimately etched into that point of time as part of history. From that point on, you've changed somehow, innately or otherwise, despite your incessant cries of "nothing has changed".
Everything changes, whether we like it or not, though denial helps the transition more than we can imagine. Ignorance is inherent in ourselves, although wanting to see the truth or totally disregard it is up to us.
Who likes change after all? Dwelling in our own comfort zones, wondering if something new would be something we like, or totally detest.
The intricate web of interpersonal relationships. They make you who you are today.
I wonder if i like it though. The me now i guess.
No, you really can't take it back. Everything said, everything done, is ultimately etched into that point of time as part of history. From that point on, you've changed somehow, innately or otherwise, despite your incessant cries of "nothing has changed".
Everything changes, whether we like it or not, though denial helps the transition more than we can imagine. Ignorance is inherent in ourselves, although wanting to see the truth or totally disregard it is up to us.
Who likes change after all? Dwelling in our own comfort zones, wondering if something new would be something we like, or totally detest.
The intricate web of interpersonal relationships. They make you who you are today.
I wonder if i like it though. The me now i guess.