LonelyDollAlice

This was fixed. I swear. Post this in your Journal with the title saying, "I act like a __ year-old". [x] You know how to make a pot of coffee. (Who doesn't?) [x] You keep track of dates using a calendar. (Of course.) [ ] You own a credit card. (My money in my hands, not a corrupt edifice) [ ] You know how to change the oil in a car. (used to know, forgot how) [x] You've done your own laundry. (Certain places force you to anyway...) [x] You can vote in an election. (Not that I do. I have better things to do.) [x] You can cook for yourself. (Not always by choice, but yes.) [ ] You think politics are interesting. (The lies that they s

...I suppose I was right. The Ibaraki-way is the best way. What is that you ask? The path of solitude. The path of thirsting for knowledge and truth. The path to self betterment. Is it sad? Is it pathetic? Is it wrong? Have your opinion on it, but it is my way, and that is all I know for certain. Only now do I realize: Why hide my horns? The fact that I lost my arm? I have found ways around that... in fact I am more powerful than ever before. I bare myself to the lot of you completely, the enlightenment I have attained. Your injuries upon me serve as nothing more but fuel to trounce the lot of you who envy me that much more. So when I look a

...Yea, I was remembering something I heard... damn, roughly 10 years ago. It was a teacher that, I can't say I was really fond of, talkin' about relationships with her students. As usual, I'd be listening but not really partaking directly. But there's one thing that bitter woman said that seems to be damn true to much of my life and especially now. Of course it was a while ago and I don't remember it verbatim, but this is basically it: "Do not rely too much on a single person. Do not let them be what drives you to become better, because the moment you lose that person, you will fall even lower than you once were before you met them." ...