| We expired |
[May. 2nd, 2012, 01:18 am] |
I am exhausted every single day. I never thought it would be this hard.
I need to be stronger, I need to be wiser, I need to adapt.
I need to overcome this and be worthy.
I need to be approachable, I need to be dependable, I need to be comfortable.
I must be independent.
I can do this. |
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| Lack of chances |
[Apr. 23rd, 2012, 03:32 am] |
Closure finally came when I saw for myself how that 'close encounter' had no meaning to you at all. I'm more than certain that you've outgrown this. After all, you're the one who could advise our friend that time will heal a broken heart. I'm not sure I have however. It still hurts when I think of how easily you let it go without saying goodbye. Posted via LiveJournal app for iPhone. |
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[Apr. 18th, 2012, 04:36 am] |
Why do people want to make a peer's death a trending topic? #ripdom, seriously? If you really wanted him to rest in peace you wouldn't be so insensitive as to declare his death to all your followers. Social media has turned everything into a joke. These days, it seems like you're not really dead until everyone knows about it. I've always wondered how my own death will affect the people around me. Would it be shockingly earth-shattering, or just a quiet mourning amongst close ones? I don't even want to know anymore, lest a stranger would tweet something as stupid as..
"Just found out @superflydom who's a friend of a lot of my friends has just passed away during NS training. Seems decent and popular. #RIPDOM"
I certainly wouldn't want a stranger to judge my years of living through the mere reaction of my death.
I really do hope Dominique Lee is safe and happy somewhere up there. And I do hope people learn to grow a heart. |
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