Choices to Change

[wolven7]

Prodigy - [Fire]--- When you want to change something in the world, and you have gotten to the point where something simply has to go, then does it really take that much damned effoirt to fucking stop, realise that the things you are changing are, in fact, things that someone else implimented, long ago, because they couldn't stand the fucking sight of something, and Had to Change it? Is that so hard to comprehend? I'm not asking you to let it fucking Stop you, or change your mind, simply Know that All things Change, because Anything you do can be seen in an ill light. Any change you make will be hated by someone, and, if it's a large enough change, they will devote their every waking moment to changing your fucking change.

Nada Surf - [Popular]--- Understand that, and keep it in mind. And if you already Do, then Hooray! La-dee-fucking Da! Make sure it's Present. Presence of presences.

I'm kind of upset about a number of factors, which are, themselves, idiotic (again) so i'm upset at myself for letting it get to me (again). (God Lives Underwater - [Rearrange]). None of that really matters. It's in my head.

'"So's everything," But he didn't get it.'

Comments

[mendori.livejournal.com]

Change is life. Life is Change. Without one, there is not the other. Remember this, and everything else is simple.

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[wolven.livejournal.com]

Relatively so, yes.

[unknownbinaries.livejournal.com]

Thous confirming my suspicion that conflict, in itself, is not bad, because Existence is Conflict. But conflict can be a game, or it can be a battle. All about how you take it; something I need to remember more myself but I'm reminding you, too, anyway.

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[wolven.livejournal.com]

Conflict... Yeah. Chess or a blood-soaked battlefield. Either way.

[kmn-rdr-caoimhe.livejournal.com]

I usually only think of that when it's something incredibly irregular to me. Y'know something that makes me stop where I am and forget what I was doing in the first place, prior to encountering said thing.

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[wolven.livejournal.com]

Novelty of the thing Can be a key factor, yeah... Matters of Usage, and apprehension, maybe.. who knows...