Monday, May 3, 2010
Why You'll Lose
It's funny how people don't realize that the little things they do define how people see them. Sometimes people notice the good things you do.. but more often than not, they notice the bad things. It's human nature to notice others' flaws more than their good qualities; they just stick out more for whatever reason.
It's also funny how when you first meet a potential friend or love interest, you try really hard to do things you think they'd like. But, for some people, as that friendship or relationship progresses, doing things the other person likes becomes less important. Some people just get comfortable and stop trying; they assume that person won't ever go anywhere.. so they shouldn't try to do anything to keep them around. Unfortunately, these people just don't get how life works. People like to be appreciated and they like attention. If they aren't receiving those things, they'll go look for it elsewhere. It's stupid for anyone to get too comfortable with someone they wouldn't want to lose. Once you get comfortable, things go bad. That's just how it is.
There's also that case where the person stops trying without really realizing it. This causes an even bigger problem because the person they stop trying for gets hurt and loses interest in them.. and the first person never even recognizes what went wrong. Is it fair for the person getting ignored and hurt to end the friendship/relationship? Absolutely. Even if the person who stopped trying doesn't realize what they're doing.. they're still at fault. They should be more in tune with people's feelings.. and they MUST have realized they weren't trying that hard. (Particularly if they used to do things for that person that they know they don't do anymore.)
So basically, if you want to keep people in your life.. pay attention to the little things. Make sure all your actions add up to what your heart wants to show someone. Because if your intentions are right but your actions don't show it.. well, to be blunt, that doesn't count for anything. Don't expect someone to stay around if your actions don't really show them that you want them to.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Act Like You Have a Crush on Everyone in the World
So girls.. you know how boys act when they have a crush on you? Like, how they do any little thing they can think of to make you smile? And boys, you know how you act towards girls you have crushes on? You know.. insanely nice for no reason at all?
Well, I was thinking. What if everyone acted that way to everyone they ran across for no reason at all.. What if everyone was just that incredibly nice? Instead of only being nice to people when you want their attention or wanted them to like you.. what if you were nice to people without even caring what they thought of it? What if you just did it because it's the right thing to do? Imagine what a better place the world would be. I know I'm just a girl and I can't change the world.. but my thoughts are surely worth something. So hopefully you'll give my thoughts a thought (lol) and really consider what small contribution you could make to help the earth spin a little more smoothly.
Just say hello to someone you normally ignore.. Or instead of laughing at the kid who drops their stuff in the hallways, why don't you help them? Or if you're really that scared to be nice.. just smile more. The world could always use more smiles :)
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Female Rapper Showdown: Nicki vs. Keys
Okay so first watch the video.. otherwise you won't understand where I'm coming from.
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Downfall of Americanism
People have been divided on how our government should be run from day one when President Washington took office. The reason for this is obvious- a large mass of people will never be in total agreement. That's totally logical and there's no problem there. However, political factions are going to be what ruins essential American ideals.
Democrat, Republican. Red, blue. Donkey, elephant. You know what all this is? A bunch of tradition that people get caught up on. It isn't necessarily about what the candidate believes. It's about what people think they have to do based on their "core identity" as either a Democrat or Republican. People seem to have forgotten how to think on their own. Just because the political party they belong to believes something, they feel like the have to adopt that belief as well. Political beliefs are not about conformity to your party. That's just totally backwards. People should develop their own political views by educating themselves on current issues or historical occurrence. Then, once they develop an educated view, they should align themselves with a candidate who is most representative of their personal views- regardless of the candidates political party.
In recent years, there has been an incredible amount of conflict between the Republican and Democratic parties. It seems that year after year the parties set themselves more and more apart by taking opposite positions on things. It's almost as if they take opposite views just to separate themselves from "the other side"- it isn't even about what they truly believe. Again with the mindless belief system nonsense... But anyways, I guess people don't see how potentially harmful it is to keep drawing lines in the sand with your fellow countrymen. We're supposed to be the United States of America, not the States of America Divided Between Republicans and Democrats. We're all just supposed to keep the original American ideals of freedom, individualism, and self-determination at the forefront of our minds. If we can do that, we'll probably have a lot more unified beliefs when it comes to how the country should be governed and who should govern it.
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