I don’t regret much. But I wasted a lot of time and feel like I can not undo the damaged done from that time. I wasted my one and only chance and now I no longer believe. And it sickens me when I am reminded of it. It grips my stomach with shame and nausea. Why oh why was I so stupid? I gambled. Went against everything I believed in, went against “my usual” and I gained nothing from it. Unless you count weight, shame, and loss of hope.
She was a Sour Girl the day that she met me
Hey! What are you looking at?
She was a happy girl the day that she left me
She turned away what was she looking at?
She was a Sour Girl the day that she met me
Hey! What are you looking at?
She was a happy girl when she left me
What would you do?
What would you do if I followed you?
What would you do if I follow?
Don’t turn away, what are you looking at?
He was so happy on the day that he met her
Say, what are you looking at?
I was a Superman but looks are decieving
The rollercoaster ride’s a lonely one
I’d pay a ransom note to stop it from steaming
Hey! What are you looking at?
She was a teenage girl when she met me…
What would you do?
What would you do if I followed you?
What would you do if I follow?
What would you do?
What would you do if I followed you?
What would you do if I follow?
The girl got reasons, they all got reasons
What would you do?
What would you do if I followed you?
What would you do if I follow?
What would you do?
What would you do if I followed you?
What would you do if I follow?
Hey! What are you looking at?
She was a happy girl the day that she left me
(The day that she left me The day that she left me)
She was a happy girl the day that she left me
(The day that she left me The day that she left me)
She was a Sour Girl the day that she met me
The day that she left me
Sour Girl lyrics © EMI Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, R-Md, speaking to the owner of an automotive service center during a campaign stop. (via officialssay) I have to say the above quote, though ass backwards has a point. A child needs both parents involved in what they are doing. It is important for one parent to be more of the nurturer and the other to be more of the provider. Or a decent balance of the two. It wasn’t the mother leaving the home to work that was/is the problem, it’s the leaving of the child that’s the problem. |
Some people argue that Religion has ruined humanity. In the name of religion we have started wars, inhibited women, and promoted men in a way that is inhumane. With that being said is the opposite of human, religious? And have we become hypocrites in the fact we judge those who claim to be religious as “nut jobs”? I question so many things I read. I question so many things I hear. I even question what is in my heart because that to is influence by society and atmosphere. We can blame many things for our faults as a whole, as a humanity. But we are human. We want to be right, we want to be just and we want others to be like us so we don’t feel we have lived a life in vain. As one, as humanity we all want the same thing. To love, to live, to feel. If we do this for ourselves and for others wouldn’t this world be a better place? Because when I read the Bible. That’s the message I am receiving. Along with whatever you are going through someone else has, will, and suffered more. So love, live, feel and take nothing for granted.
“Don’t make the same mistakes I did” I heard that a lot from my parents. And now I understand them both more than ever. I understand my Mom’s neurosis and my Dad’s perfectionism. I remember their actions when they were my age. I remember how they handled things. Most importantly though, I remember when they both changed drastically. When neither one could even pretend to be a level-headed parent or human being. I don’t blame them for anything, they both did the best they could with what they had. The best part was how open they were. I am able to understand my neurosis better because they didn’t mask anything. Because they let their emotions and insecurities show. Because I had way too many drunken nights with them. Because they were only 18 when I was born and I have yet to see them mature into adults. Because of it all;I am a better person for it. And that is all any parent can hope for; that their child is better than them.
And who hasn’t gone through some sort of self-loathing? You’ve got to bang yourself around a bit to know yourself.
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