Just because I shouldn't let something bother me doesn't mean I should just sit back and take it.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Why do people always have to give their "2 cents" when it comes to how a person feels? Ok, if they ask your opinion or for some advice, or you know the other side of the story then ok fine. But if you have no freakin idea why they're feeling a certain way how can you say ANYTHING?! If you know NOTHING how can you say ANYTHING?!!?!? UGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Monday, September 14, 2009
Just because...
Just because you're 18 and LEGALLY an adult it doesn't mean you are MENTALLY.
Just because you can do something, it doesn't mean you should.
Just because you think you know everything, it doesn't mean you do.
Just because you think nobody has been where you are, it doesn't mean you're right.
Just because you're not forced to deal with something today, it doesn't mean you should ignore it.
Just because your parents are driving you crazy, it doesn't mean you should run away.
Just because you have restrictions that you don't agree with, it doesn't mean to rebel.
Just because you think you'll get your happily ever after, it doesn't mean you will.
Running away from one problem and jumping into something else too quickly when you're not ready does not mean all your problems will go away. Things will be much harder for you. You're setting yourself up for disaster and heartache. If someone has been where you are, LEARN FROM THEIR EXPERIENCE.
Just because you can do something, it doesn't mean you should.
Just because you think you know everything, it doesn't mean you do.
Just because you think nobody has been where you are, it doesn't mean you're right.
Just because you're not forced to deal with something today, it doesn't mean you should ignore it.
Just because your parents are driving you crazy, it doesn't mean you should run away.
Just because you have restrictions that you don't agree with, it doesn't mean to rebel.
Just because you think you'll get your happily ever after, it doesn't mean you will.
Running away from one problem and jumping into something else too quickly when you're not ready does not mean all your problems will go away. Things will be much harder for you. You're setting yourself up for disaster and heartache. If someone has been where you are, LEARN FROM THEIR EXPERIENCE.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Ugh
I don't know what it is but I'm really bugged by this. Maybe it's because I'm completely fed up with people always just jumping to conclusions, maybe not. But whatever the reason is it doesn't change the fact that it's frustrating to deal with.
When someone makes a statement, without giving ALL the details as to why they feel or think that way (because it would take too long to go through) why do other people just assume something negative or a flaw in their thinking without trying to find out WHY they are making that statement in the first place? Making it seem like that person (again, assuming) didn't think things through or try to see all sides before verbalizing their opinion.
What is with people just assuming or coming to their own conclusions without trying to find out all the facts first?
It needs to stop because one of these days I will probably end up just blowing up on whoever is doing that and putting them in their place for not using their brain.
When someone makes a statement, without giving ALL the details as to why they feel or think that way (because it would take too long to go through) why do other people just assume something negative or a flaw in their thinking without trying to find out WHY they are making that statement in the first place? Making it seem like that person (again, assuming) didn't think things through or try to see all sides before verbalizing their opinion.
What is with people just assuming or coming to their own conclusions without trying to find out all the facts first?
It needs to stop because one of these days I will probably end up just blowing up on whoever is doing that and putting them in their place for not using their brain.
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