Text 12 Jun random like a random slap. :D

Getting hurt is normal. Well yeah, when the wound hadn’t healed yet, it’s not. Nonetheless when you have the realization that it is normal, it is indeed ordinary. 

I’ve been hurt and went through what I call vindictive tendency. I wasn’t quite sure what to do then. It was a total flop. I am the one who got hurt and when I get even and try to make the person feel the wrath (LOL), I got hurt even more. It’s quite funny and I guess that’s how typical it is. Sometimes it’s automatic. When I get hurt, I want justice. But I know very well that when justice is at hand, the agony won’t end. Hence I learned to stop. I restrained myself from tolerating the anguish. It was great. I felt light and like what I always say, going down to one’s level won’t make us different. Thus I moved on.

They say that we should forget how life wronged us- the broken heart, the mishaps and whatever unthinkable things that had happened. Yes, it has always been a cliché that we should forget the past and move on, that we must throw all the painful memories that we, for a long time, kept in our memory box. But as easy as remembering and saying clichés, it’s easier said than done. 

I know that all points of our life are engraved in our hearts. There are those dark spots that created a dent that made it hard to put back into its original shape that even an overhaul isn’t enough to repair the damages. We can’t hide the detriment and the inevitable truth that it is still there and will be there at all events. However we can detoxify. It’s a matter of choice. The pain may not be wiped away. There may be a lot of things that would remind us of what went wrong but we can always divert. We could focus on the other details – the important ones. What had happened, happened. We must accept that life will never be fair. That no matter how we try to be as good as we can some forces will get in the way and will play the game hard on us. They will never get tired of battling until they see us falling on our knees, waving the white flag, crawling and begging for our lives to be freed. I guess it’s worth fighting for because I know at the end of the day we are the winners.

This is a reminder that I’ve grown enough to make the mistake again. It is a jest that would remind me that life should not be taken gravely. I must take it humorously that on a certain juncture of my existence, I tripped, got back up, and the best part is the realization that my life has a long-ago encounter that is now a laughingstock. 

Text 26 Dec 1 note Bitter sweet?

I actually don’t like sweet dreams. They cause me pain especially when i wake up realizing that they aren’t real. It’s so exasperating that I so want to go back to sleep and return to my subconscious but not so subconscious mind and continue my journey there. What worsens the feeling is that the dreams haunt me for days! Shucks! I hate it when the inner part of me convince myself that dreams could come true and find myself wrestling with the thought as well. Hope is far fetched for most of my sweet dreams are impossible dreams. Well I guess this is the time when the only thing that I could cling to is a miracle. Lol. Miracle happens once in a while when you believe? Err. It’s still a good morning for me indeed! Hugs and kisses! *wink* :)

Audio 30 Nov

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Text 9 Oct

it’s really hard to put everything under wraps when all your heart want is to tell and express everything! what’s harder is to cover it all up and pretend that nothing’s wrong. what makes it worst is that your idiotic self absorbs and keeps the whole thing and what your facade wants to do is to act otherwise. 

Text 6 Sep 1 note hmmm. :)

i read this somewhere and i know a lot of people can relate to this, so i’ll just share and re-post it. :D (a re-post from someone’s blog, too. hihi)

The One that Got Away (By Mark J. Macapagal)

Who is the one that got away?

I guess it’s that person with who everything was great, everything was perfect, but the timing was just wrong. There was no fault in the person, there was no flaw in the chemistry, but the cards just didn’t fall the right way, I suppose. I believe in the fact that ending up with someone, finding a long time partner that is, does not lie merely in the other person. I can actually argue that an equal part, or maybe even the greater part, has to do with the matter of timing.

It has to do with you being ready to settle down and commit to someone in a way that goes beyond the little niceties of giddy romance. How often have you gone through it without even realizing it? When you’re not ready to commit in that mature manner, it doesn’t matter who you’re with, it just doesn’t work. Small problems become big; inconsequential become deal breakers simply because you’re not ready and it shows. It’s not that you and the person you’re with are no good; it’s just that it’s not yet right, and little things become the flashpoint of that fact.

Then one day you’re ready. You really are. And when this happens you’ll be ready to settle down with someone. He or she may not be perfect, they might not be the brightest star of romance to ever have burned in your life, but it’ll work because you’re ready. It’ll work because it’s the right time and you’ll make it work. And it’ll make sense, it really will. The day comes when you’re finally making sense of things, and you find yourself to be a different person. Things are different, your approach is different, you finally understand who you are and what you want and you’ve become ready because the time has truly arrived. And mind you, there’s no telling when this day will come.

Hopefully you’re single… but you could be in a long-term relationship, you could be married with three kids, it doesn’t matter. All you know is that you’ve changed, and for some reason, the one that got away, is the first person you think about. You’ll think about them because you’ll wonder, “What if they were here today?” You’ll wonder, “What if we were together now, with me as I am and not as I was?”

That’s what the one that got away is. The biggest “What if?” you’ll have in your life.

If you’re married, you’ll just have to accept the fact that the one that got away, got away. Believe me, no matter how fairy tale you think your marriage is, this can happen to the best of us. But hopefully you’re mature enough to realize that if you’re already with the one you’re with, that this is just another test of your commitment, one which will just strengthen your marriage when you get past it. Sure, you’ll think about him/her every so often, but it’s alright. It’s never nice to live with a “might have been,” but it happens.

Maybe the one that got away is the one who’s already married. In which case it’s the same thing. You just have to accept and know that your memories of that person will probably bring a nice little smile to your lips in the future when you’re old and gray and reminiscing.

But if neither of that is the case, then it’s different. What do you do if it’s not yet too late? Simple… find him, find her. Because the very existence of a “one that got away” means that you’ll always wonder, what if you got that one? Ask him out to coffee; ask her out to a movie, it doesn’t matter if you’ve dropped in from out of nowhere. You’d be surprised, you just might be “the one that got away” as well for the person who is your “the one that got away.” You might drop in from out of nowhere and it won’t make a difference.

If the timing is finally right, it’ll all just fall into place somehow. And it would be a great feeling, if in the end, you’d be able to say to someone, “Hey you, you’re the one that almost got away.”

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…Writing means revealing oneself to excess: that utmost self-revelation and surrender, in which a human being, when involved with others, would feel he was losing himself, and from which therefore he will always shrink as long as he is in his right mind…even that degree of self-revelation and surrender is not enough for writing. This is why one can never be alone enough when one writes, why there can never be enough silence around one when one writes, why even night is not night enough.
— Franz Kafka (via arynkyle)
Text 28 Aug moving out.

I’m not sure if I’m always been the talkative one. Like if I oftentimes share what seems to be too personal for me. I’m not even definite if I’ve been an open book. Perhaps I am.

What I am certain is that my close and trusted friends know our situation at home. Yeah, it’s about home.  I will not go into details about what my family is currently into. It’s merely a normal problem I guess, and “we” all know that this day will come.

I am not in fact mad at anyone. Maybe I thought I was at first but it’s not actually anger – it’s sadness. I can’t and I don’t want to tell tales now for words won’t be enough. I do hope that I won’t be misunderstood. I would just like to reiterate and be tolerated, devoid with any pretentions, I’m not mad or annoyed at all, I’m simply sad.

Letting go is not as painful as moving on. It’s easy to let go. But when the “moving on” comes, it’s like going back to scratch. I’ll just be hopeful then that this will all be as easy as 123. 

When something’s lost, they always say that there’s something better that will come along. True enough. I’m sure that what comes after this is a whole lot better. *crossed fingers* 

Text 23 Aug

I am not the type of person who confronts and spits everything I feel into someone’s face. I don’t actually ill-wish someone if he/she did me wrong. I can but I won’t. I always opted to keep things under wraps instead of telling it to the world. Yeah, at times I decide to uncover things to certain people, but in spite of my anger I choose to forgive, but too bad I don’t forget. It will forever be etched in my memory box. Maybe I’ll try hard to preserve the maldita-yet-soft-hearted-me, so I’ll try to keep silent and seal my mouth – not until I finish my entry.

I easily forgive. Yes, if “forgive” is the right word. I get mad, yet, I always give in to the “benefit” of the doubt. But I also get tired. I always wanted to see things in a good way. However, there are also certain things that forced me not to. Ugh! I don’t know what to condemn now. Is it the person? Is it the act itself? What I feel now is like meeting a person who belongs to the lowest form of life. It brings anxiety and fright. And what worsens the feeling is the disappointment that in spite and despite of how careful I am in dealing with people, I still bump into those who even without effort hurt me. *deep sigh* Life is really unfair.

I’ll lie if I’ll say I wish them well, because at this very moment, as what my heart wanted to impel, I can’t and I won’t. They don’t deserve it. They only think of themselves and only care about the things that could benefit them. Well thanks but no thanks for teaching me not to be like you.

Text 20 Aug

“clears throat” – like as if I’ll talk. Lol!

I guess it’s not really a coincidence meeting someone who has an extraordinary behavior. It’s a part of our life’s plan. I mean whatever awaits me out there, these people will always be a part of that picture. They may be a pain in the ass, an exasperation to the fullest and seriously spoil my day, but they actually teach me. They made me evaluate myself. These people will always leave me asking myself “Am I like that?” Haha!

Self- centered, sycophants, know-it-alls, social butterflies, boastful shrimps, I’m-the-boss-thing (hehe) are just some of the people who left me gnashing my teeth. I met a lot of these “good-natured” people and I admit that they really get into my nerves like I want to cover my ears and tell them to “shut the f*ck up, you suck!” But yeah, going down to their level will not make us different from one another. Playing their games is just fair enough I guess. *big grin*

I don’t go for hypocrisy just to play “their games” I only go for shielding myself from their venoms. harhar. I’ll let them do their thing and I’ll work on mine. Haha!

Good night and sweet dreams! *xoxo* 


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