Monday, November 01, 2004 split guts = split milk.Why can't people ever be honest? I can answer my own question: lies come all too easily. It's really simple. "Take care", "love you lots", "miss you", "you're such a sweetie pie" and whatever nonsense. Even someone with an IQ and EQ of sub-zero can say that. With all the practised smiles and easily regurgitated words, hypocrisy (the nicer term is diplomacy but it means the same thing) has never been more rampant. I just hate it when people can't tell me the truth upfront. Hey, I can take it you know. Bring it on. You just don't dare to tell the truth. But then again, I'm guilty of that too. So what if people don't tell me the truth? I don't either. When looking at others with a quizzing glass, use that upon yourself too, you silly twat. Why is it so hard to be honest? What are we afraid of? Why can't we just come forth and say what we truly mean? The unspoken words will only fester inside, like an open sore. And it will never go away. Once again, I can answer my own question. It's our bloody PRIDE getting in the way. Isn't it funny? It's intangible, it's invisible, it's not even a physical entity, and nobody else is even affected by this mental and emotional construction of ours. It's really all in our heads, all in our minds. Yet, we cling on to it for dear life, like a babe to his mother's bosom, refusing to relinquish control of it. Stubborn, that we are. It's silly, innit? It's just pride. But without our pride, our self-worth, what have we left? I suspect I'm slightly hysterical and incoherent as I have finally come clean, and I have regurgitated, puked and retched out all the nasty feelings that I'm not supposed to feel, all the caustic words I'm not supposed to say. And I would be lying if I said I didn't expect immediate absolution from spilling my guts. The funny thing is, I actually feel worse, even lower than a snake wriggling on its belly, even worse than ever before. Abject misery. In telling the truth, I have just passed on the flaming and diseased torch of churlishness to someone else. I had forgotten my early reasons for shutting up: there's no telling what sort of sharp objects would come flying out of Pandora's Box. Knives, axes, spears... leaving behind a host of mutilated wounds to body, spirit and mind. And I regret my insane act of folly. Had I known the severity of the repercussions, no matter how excruciatingly painful my sore would be, I would have kept it all within me. I would rather carry the burden of my own making by myself. For this is not what I wanted, not what I intended. We can try, but we can never have everything that we want. Had I known... had I known. There, there. It's no use crying over spilt milk. she procrastinated @ 15:29 | |
blueprint I will like to spend my days, as though they are my own, which I mostly end up doing in halves, for duty beckons, and I am answering its clarion call. Soon enough! I am also a veteran procrastinator. fresh monodies come, let us find elements of BDSM in Wagner. previous rants August 2004 treatises on life arty jen frivolous pursuits for shallow ppl mulling over "One is wicked, because one see things clearly." - Beaumarchais's Le nozze di Figaro.And there were phlegmatic souls.
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