March 3rd, 2009
UNDERESTIMATED.
"If you limit your choices only to what seems possible or reasonable, you disconnect yourself from what you truly want, and all that is left is a compromise."
Last night the singles crew were hanging out doing the usual, hanging out in the balcony, smoking the cigs, hookah, drinking the cranberry vodka. I enjoy nights like these when I can have intellectual conversations with some of the people that matter to me the most. Our conversations range from politics, to sexual innuendos, dating, college, hell we even talk about our bowel movements every so often. Most of our conversations always lead back to relationships, usually what we’re dealing right now in the present. It can either be a fuck buddy that won’t get the hint, too many too much guys at the same time, trying to figure out why we act differently when with friends and a girlfriend/boyfriend, and becoming a robot. (Heartless, incomprehensible, scared; selfish… you get the picture).
While chatting up with them three questions came into mind.
1. Why do we settle?
You have it. It’s right there, standing in front of you. Every signal is pointing towards that direction; every sign has a beaming light saying “COME CLOSER.” Yet you stop, run away, sit in the corner of your demise and curse yourself for not taking the opportunity. You figure your not good looking enough, smart enough, skinny/ buff enough; they’re too amazing, too Godlike, that someone like you would never have the chance to be with them. Why are we our biggest critic? Why do we feel that we’re not worth every single thing that we want just because we feel we can’t measure up? How long will it take for us to realize that life is about taking chances, seeing the inevitable, striving for the impossible? When will we grasp the fact that if we don’t seize the opportunity, we will always wonder “what if?”
One of life’s greatest unanswerable questions, When moving on from a relationship that inevitably fucked you up, what do you do to get over them? Is it venting out to your closest friends? Running away and leaving to another city, state, or even country? Is it holding everything in, eventually hoping it will pass? Or is it rebounding to another person so you have other things to think about? Personally, this kind of situation hasn’t really happened to me in much depth as the others, yet I find myself talking to different individuals who all have the same dilemma. The one word that I can think of when asked that question is Time. It may take months or years, but I still believe that the saying, “Time heals all wounds” is true. I honestly do believe that once you realize that the one person you need to take care of first before anyone else is yourself, you’ll really start to believe the untattainable.
Until next time…
xx.







I
took a couple days off of work to celebrate my coming of birth and I’m really
REALLY REALLY thankful for all the calls, texts, comments, and greetings 

