Friday, May 9, 2008
allowances
The beauty in allowing yourself to be unhappy is the fact that you know you are not alone. Your misery is shared by each and every one of us. The lies we see everyday; it is a wonder we don't just throw our hands up high and say,"Why is the world structured this way?" We allow for a certain degree of happiness, but we reserve that ride for the other lives inside. Most of our time is spent in such a way as to perpetuate differences and reduce serious life issues featuring good and decent people into passive byproducts of daily conversation. Through allowances we postpone desires and where do we go from that place? How do we strike a balance between allowance and ourselves?
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