Perspicacity/Perspicaciousness if you will
Yet another day passes with no boredom; just endless thinking. "A philosopher is never bored" - Me. I am in a constant state of reevaluation and revision of my life. Last night, I lay tossing and turning in my oversized bed thinking. Numerous ideas came to mind, but one echoed through the silence. Friendship and companionship are part of the essence of one's life. I know I persist in claiming to know the "essence of life", but otherwise nobody would listen. lol jk. but yeah, see subsequent paragraphs for supporting evidence:
People, in general, want to be part of something larger. They want others to accept them and to think they are cool. Whether they achieve this by conforming, starting a new fad, drinking, joining a religion, rebelling against society (w/ their millions of rebel friends) or just being normal, each person has a group of people to whom they can relate. It is a select few of these people who share similar interests, who become your friends. You may share 1 interest or 10 interests, but that cohesion binds you and makes your life a little/lot better.
So mad props to friends. Also, people who stick to their word, even when things are mentioned in passing, are the basis of our society. When people say that they'll do things, it is quite upholding if they follow through with their promise. I apologize if I am ever unable to come through as I should. There are two solutions the the problem of letting others down:
Firstly, one can get a handy dandy planner and only commit when they are absolutely sure of their availability. One can also reject subsequent offers or give ambiguous responses to those they are unsure of. Polite, but forthright declines are acceptable. Secondly, just do what you are committed to; yes, even if it sucks. ie. volunteering when you feel horrible, because you said you would. If I ever let you (yes, you) down on my word then I offer my presumptuous apologies.
"I walk a lonely road: the only one that I have ever known. Don't know where it goes, but its home to me and I walk alone...Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me..."
*plz don't hold me liable for previous entries' content for I was really tired. :(
People, in general, want to be part of something larger. They want others to accept them and to think they are cool. Whether they achieve this by conforming, starting a new fad, drinking, joining a religion, rebelling against society (w/ their millions of rebel friends) or just being normal, each person has a group of people to whom they can relate. It is a select few of these people who share similar interests, who become your friends. You may share 1 interest or 10 interests, but that cohesion binds you and makes your life a little/lot better.
So mad props to friends. Also, people who stick to their word, even when things are mentioned in passing, are the basis of our society. When people say that they'll do things, it is quite upholding if they follow through with their promise. I apologize if I am ever unable to come through as I should. There are two solutions the the problem of letting others down:
Firstly, one can get a handy dandy planner and only commit when they are absolutely sure of their availability. One can also reject subsequent offers or give ambiguous responses to those they are unsure of. Polite, but forthright declines are acceptable. Secondly, just do what you are committed to; yes, even if it sucks. ie. volunteering when you feel horrible, because you said you would. If I ever let you (yes, you) down on my word then I offer my presumptuous apologies.
"I walk a lonely road: the only one that I have ever known. Don't know where it goes, but its home to me and I walk alone...Sometimes I wish someone out there will find me..."
*plz don't hold me liable for previous entries' content for I was really tired. :(
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