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gaara (thoughtful)
I've had my own little 'theory' on people like this.  I have a few friends who seem to have one misfortune after another.  I have dubbed people with this proclivity to misfortune 'bad luck sinks'.  These people are very important to the rest of the population and this is why.  Bad fortune gravitates towards these people and as a result the rest of the population is more likely to have good fortune.  They siphon off random bad fortune so that the rest of us can go about our daily lives relatively hassle free.

Lesson to be learned:  Be grateful to these individuals, they provide us with a great service at their own expense.

On the other hand, 'good luck sinks' (of which there are some) are jack asses.  They siphon off random good fortune that would otherwise benefit the rest of the populace.  The selfish prigs.

No Such Thing

  • Jan. 25th, 2008 at 4:09 PM
gaara (thoughtful)
There is no such thing as being unbiased.  Even if you're outside and uninvolved in the issue at hand, your perceptions, experiences and beliefs bias you in some way or another.  If you are told by an individual that they are being unbiased, they are lieing to you.  Perhaps not intentionally, but they're still lieing.  If only because they're ignorant of why there's no such thing as being unbiased.  Unbiased exists only as a concept, remember that.

Simply amazing....

  • Jul. 4th, 2007 at 11:30 PM
gaara (thoughtful)
You know, there are roughly 6 billion human beings on this planet.  Well, 6 billion if you count the people who pretend they're human.  I mean sure, they're Homo sapien, but they're not necessarily human.  But I digress, it's amazing that there are that many people on this planet and some people are still alone their entire lives.  You'd think that with that many people the statistics of someone being alone are astronomical.  Yet that's not so.  

Read more... )

Blargh....

  • Mar. 12th, 2007 at 2:23 PM
dead pool (writing)
I had to get up at 6 AM this morning.  So sucky....  I am not a morning person.  (sighs)  I had to organize some data and I forgot to bring it home so...I had to show up at work extra early to be able to finish it on time for my test.  So much fun!  Whee!  I also sent off my check to the IRS today.  I feel so accomplished....  (rolls her eyes)

I've been seeing from danihana and _gerald's posts that they had a good weekend.  So they have my congratulations on that.  I'm glad they had a good time.  As long as I don't get absorbed into their googliness with each other I'll be fine and wish them the best of luck.

Hmm....  I'm considering requesting to join a particular community on LJ, though I'm uncertain about doing so.  I'm unsure because if you have to create fanfiction or fanart for the community to be a member I won't be able to live up to expectations.  I'll have to find out more later before I decide.

I'm probably boring you already....  Whatever.  It's not like I'll find out about it so that I can change that.  Barely anyone has enough guts to post on my relatively strange entries anyways.  Make a note, I said 'barely anyone'.  There are a couple brave and worthy souls who do so.  I lurv them.  They're such good buddies.  Weird people congregate to each other...thankfully.  Otherwise I'd be all by myself.

Well...I guess I'll put in one more little tidbit.  Another excerpt from my fictitious journal!  Aren't you so excited now!?  Actually you're probably suffering from severe indigestion now.  Good!  Good, I say!  Mwa ha ha ha ha ha!  Enjoy!

Are you sure you want to read this? )

Welcome to My Darkness

  • Mar. 9th, 2007 at 12:12 PM
potterpuff snape (exasperated)

For the past few days I've been getting asked a particular question.  Why is life like this?  I know why, but I haven't been answering the question honestly to spare feelings.  Life is agony and suffering.  Life is cruel and unfair.  It is indifferent to your pain.  You're born into this world with a sense of innocence and happiness.  As you grow older, life indifferently strips these things from your flesh and spirit.  Devouring you slowly and painfully until nothing is left but bleached, dry and cracked bones.

Life of course, doesn't do this on it's own.  It uses people for this process.  These people come in roughly three categories.  Those who are simply indifferent.  Those who actively torment.  And finally, Those who are needy.  The indifferent are not worth mentioning because they don't know you and you don't know them.  They have no familiarity with you so it is natural that they are indifferent.  Those who actively torment are obvious for what they are.  Evil little beasts with no concept or concern for how much pain they cause.  They are akin to those sick people who torture small animals for amusement, except that they use emotional pain instead of physical.  Dumb, low-brow creatures who laugh stupidly at anothers suffering.

The final group is the most devious.  For they are the ones who can get closest to you.  That is because this group is the group of people you actually care about.  They are your family and friends.  People who you share with and they share with you in turn.  You can't get rid of them, because you need them and they need you.  But when they hurt, you hurt.  When they suffer, you suffer.  You're there to be their shoulder and they are yours as well.  They slowly drain you dry of your ability to be compassionate and to sympathize.  And most times, you don't notice nor do you care because they give of themselves to you too.  Because you 'love' them and the feeling is mutual.  And they are there when you need them, always.  At least, they are when its a healthy bond....  But so often it isn't...and it is then that this grouping of people becomes the most efficient of life's tools.  For they are the ones you care about and love.  You can't stop them from settling close to you for comfort.  For it hurts you to hurt them in that way.  So they get in close and murmur softly and needfully before placing gentle hands upon you.  Lulling you into a relaxed, open and giving state.  And you give, and give, and give....  And no matter how much you give, they are never healed.  But they will gladly consume all that you give regardless.  So they continue to feed and drain until they are gorged and nothing is left.  And once the sustenance is gone, they take flight...leaving behind a shriveled, empty husk to be scattered to the four winds.

Excerpts

  • Mar. 6th, 2007 at 10:13 AM
dead pool (writing)

Hello.  I thought that I'd include some excerpts from a fictitious journal I'm writing.  So what follows is exactly that.  Entries from a fictitious journal.  Oh, and I'm feeling fine today.

This just the first entry.  I figured I'd share.  Well, back to work now.  I can't be doing this all day now can I?  I don't know if I could handle it.

Are you sure you want to read this? )

 

Willingly free...

  • Feb. 24th, 2007 at 1:46 AM
gaara (thoughtful)
Sometimes I feel as though life is passing me by.  Swiftly speeding past me without a pause or hesitation.  At times it depresses me that I don't seem to be part of the flow.  I stand back in the eddies and watch as others stream past without restraint.  They hurry to some unknowable point in the distance.  What's the rush?  Where are you going that is so urgent?  Are you even able to pause in your journey?  I have found that most can't or are unwilling to.  At such a fast pace, the scenery is all a blur...much like our memories end up being.  I think I enjoy standing in the eddies, out of the frantic rush.  Able to stop and clearly see the scenery as I pass at my own pace.  You can continue in the stream and I will wish you luck in avoiding the fish traps.  And if you make it past the obstacles and the press of your fellows, I will meet you at that unknowable point.  Only I will be much less worn out for the journey.

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