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Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 5:33 PM

confusion

it's so confusing. having been in this world for about 20 years and I still haven't quite figured it out. what do people want?

I think people are like kites. you've got to give them space and let them have their freedom. but yet you've got to pull them close occasionally to remind them that you care. but then when is the right time to do the right thing?

how to show someone you care without stifling them? how to leave someone alone without seeming like you don't give a damn?

and when people come closer how do you respond? you can't be too closed up but you can't open up too much either. or else you just end up with a constantly broken heart because you leave it too accessible.

I think the trick is to love them but not need them.

that's just going to be lonely. but maybe that's what works.

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