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thanks for the reply. i was waiting for it so i could do a follow-up =P sorry eh. XD
also, there's been a sudden influx of shojo anime.. wonder why? good for the squeamish type, but for those who are action fans and such will be put right to sleep. lucky i'm not one of those =]
hm, ok, forgetting the things is one of the ways people do it. in fact, it's the most popular way, because well... they are bad... simple. also, forgetting them kinda... erases them from existence, and removes the pain at the same time, does it not?
two things to that though. first, those memories, no matter how much forgotten, will always be with us, somehow, would they not? they might seem forgotten, but sooner or later they're going to catch up with us. and if we can't face them now... are we going to be able to cope with them later?
besides, our memories and whatnot make up us, agree? so burying something and forgetting it, is almost like forgetting or tossing aside a part of ourselves, yes? somehow, that doesn't sound like a very sound thing to do... but then again, we all do that at some point, or more like most of the time, don't we?
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and a quote i just picked up (it's 2am but whatever >_>). who said watching anime was useless? (well it is most of the time, but then why do people watch TV? ^^").
we don't really need to understand eerything about people, not even friends... i might get lynched for this but it's kinda the truth. after all, if you know everything about a person then there's no fun in it anymore. the fun in life comes with the unpredictability, and we try to get along best we can, learnign a little bit about each other all the time. but when everything is known, you find there's nothing more to learn, and interest wanes quickly. why do single-player games have a short life-span? because once you play through the game, there's not much more to do. (although some people i know are mad enough to play the same damn thing over and over again -.-") soooo... don't poke and pry too much, unless you're a psychatrist or something =P
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ok, delivered another late present again... total number of dates i remember now is... 7... well 6 since two people on the same day, but wtv. if i were to be asked why i'm doing something like that and making the effort, answer is simple. i know what it's like to hav that special day forgotten, after it lying dormant for the past 8 years (for me). it's really depressing to know that it's special, but you're the only one who knows it... having someone else remember... well. the thought, and the meaning, counts for a lot.
okies... 2:30 now... got 2 more episodes to watch to finish the series, and got a small report hingy to type before retiring. heh. long days aren't so bad eh .... once you get used to it, that is...
also, there's been a sudden influx of shojo anime.. wonder why? good for the squeamish type, but for those who are action fans and such will be put right to sleep. lucky i'm not one of those =]
hm, ok, forgetting the things is one of the ways people do it. in fact, it's the most popular way, because well... they are bad... simple. also, forgetting them kinda... erases them from existence, and removes the pain at the same time, does it not?
two things to that though. first, those memories, no matter how much forgotten, will always be with us, somehow, would they not? they might seem forgotten, but sooner or later they're going to catch up with us. and if we can't face them now... are we going to be able to cope with them later?
besides, our memories and whatnot make up us, agree? so burying something and forgetting it, is almost like forgetting or tossing aside a part of ourselves, yes? somehow, that doesn't sound like a very sound thing to do... but then again, we all do that at some point, or more like most of the time, don't we?
...
and a quote i just picked up (it's 2am but whatever >_>). who said watching anime was useless? (well it is most of the time, but then why do people watch TV? ^^").
we don't really need to understand eerything about people, not even friends... i might get lynched for this but it's kinda the truth. after all, if you know everything about a person then there's no fun in it anymore. the fun in life comes with the unpredictability, and we try to get along best we can, learnign a little bit about each other all the time. but when everything is known, you find there's nothing more to learn, and interest wanes quickly. why do single-player games have a short life-span? because once you play through the game, there's not much more to do. (although some people i know are mad enough to play the same damn thing over and over again -.-") soooo... don't poke and pry too much, unless you're a psychatrist or something =P
...
ok, delivered another late present again... total number of dates i remember now is... 7... well 6 since two people on the same day, but wtv. if i were to be asked why i'm doing something like that and making the effort, answer is simple. i know what it's like to hav that special day forgotten, after it lying dormant for the past 8 years (for me). it's really depressing to know that it's special, but you're the only one who knows it... having someone else remember... well. the thought, and the meaning, counts for a lot.
okies... 2:30 now... got 2 more episodes to watch to finish the series, and got a small report hingy to type before retiring. heh. long days aren't so bad eh .... once you get used to it, that is...
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