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Tuesday, May 18, 2010 - 3:24 PM

constant.

as social beings, we float. that's like a given. that's why people find commitment more of a restraint than a sense of security. but I think deep down, we all want a constant. we just don't want to be someone else's constant. having a constant is a comforting thing. but when it comes to becoming one, it's another story altogether...

but then again, we can't be too demanding. we can't ask for others to be our constants when we're not prepared to be constants ourselves. but then it gets complicated. maybe we don't want to be constants because we don't want to hurt ourselves. because it can hurt to be a constant for someone else who floats. so we end up with the story of everyone floating.

so who should start a different chapter to change the plot of this story?

I don't know.

I just know that I need a constant.

And that I can be a constant.

But I just can't bear to get hurt.

Not anymore.

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