it's more of a sickness, really, if i were to be honest.
each time i'm faced with a new set of problems, my friends (and their respective ears) are the ones that suffer.
i have a raging need to voice something out loud in order for my brain to compute it.
(as im writing, im feeling very sympathetic towards my friends. you see, i can be obsessive at times. ahh, who am i kidding, i obsess ALL the time. i can talk about a stupid topic for hours and hours. and now i think i ought to personally thank all of you for still wanting to befriend me. ngehh)
my parents once told me though,
whatever it is that you want the world to see, you need not show. if you are sincere enough, one day, at the right time, the world will realize it all on its own accord, without any coercion on your part.
which brings me to the realization that perhaps, you ought not be talking about negative things. like, your fears and your dark issues and well, things that you intend to forget.
this is not optimism talking. it really isn't.
it's just well, common sense.
constantly talking about something will not provide the issue with any solution, i can vouch for that. all it makes you do is worry more and more about something that might or might not even happen. and well, to be honest, if you focus on something more than you should, it has a tendency of propelling you out of control.
so you want to forget about a bad breakup.
why the hell are you still talking about the heartbreaker to your friends?
you keep telling yourself and everybody who's listening that you want to forget all about the jerk who broke your heart, and the awful things that the person has done to you.talking about it relentlessly will NOT give you what you need to move on and walk away.
but then again, if anybody were to tell me this a few months back, i would probably ignore it and do whatever the hell i want anyway.
so yeah.
haha.
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