So that's how we live, pretty insincere, because it's hard to maintainnormal relationships and deal with everyday people. But still, my darling ladies, I have to ask you: What if you only had one month to live?
They asked me in school what I wanted to be when I grow up.
I wrote down: "I wish to be happy."
They said I didn't understand the task.
I answered they didn't understand life.
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I ran into an old friend and coworker this week in a shopping mall, a...
I wasn't brought up with the perception that the neighbor's grass is always greener, but traveling through life can lead you away from your real goals and makes you forget who you are or where you're headed, every so often.
My mother taught me that there is wisdom in silence. When you're able to count to ten or sometimes a hundred, until it goes away or the anger subsides and the vengeful feeling somehow leaves you.
The more civilized a country is, the more they have to compartmentalize you, perhaps to try and better understand you. But still; does anybody honestly and profoundly understand us? Does anybody actually care for our emotions, vision, everything we truly are, ...
I keep asking myself, whether we're aware of our own power or the courage buried deep inside of us, and the inclination to sacrifice, which keeps weighting us down our entire lives. I don't think we are.
My darling ladies, do you trust your journey? It can be hard...Because we never understand it completely and we keep wondering, why. And yet, sometimes the things we think we don't want the most are really the only ones we need.
I can't remember signing a contract saying that I have to be the same person I was last year or three months ago, it doesn't actually say anywhere that I can't be totally different than I was three minutes ago. That's also a change, an evolution, and growth.
I can honestly say that I don't believe we're shooting for the stars, not at all, we just want a little more attention, hugs, kind words and "being there", as well as some more masculinity in the sense of the good old, sincere gentlemen’s presence.