The loss of the best thing to ever happen, was not worth the return of what I thought I wanted. And now that what i wanted has returned, I realized, it's never what i wanted, but it is what i needed.
But I no longer need it anymore.
All I need and all i want is for the best thing to ever happen to return, and tell me that he misses, us.
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is this best thing a person? thats what it sounds like ~jimmy
I believe that obviously this person changed because they did NOT want to return as the thing you wanted. Deal with it, you can't always get what you want.
Oh, and your attempt at poetry (?) didn't really work out. You need to go read up on your Burns and Tennyson.
uhm.. maybe the person didnt change for any perticular reason maybe he just changed from a person who is more mature and wants to brodden his perspectives
its not like he could make a concious decision to change his whole attitude toward life
Agreed with all above positions, actually. I think that people change subconsciencously for reasons that they are aware of. For example, hypothetically if your friend woke up one morning a completely changed person, and you didn't like this new person, you would drift away from them. But that wouldn't necessarily be a consciencous decision, it'd be a lack of connections and similarities that forced you to branch out in different directions. (That is my agreement with Allie) Along the same lines wiht Phillip, maybe they changed because you changed and you are no longer a match. (I guess that's kind of still in agreement with both). Either way, someone changed, and as Phillip said, get over it.
this actually doesnt involve anybody changing contrary to the beliefs of all of you... its actually about somebody that i was with, but because of distance (and other personal circumstances) i no longer can be with him.
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is this best thing a person?
thats what it sounds like
~jimmy
yeah.
did you get my other comment on the other post?
on questoin of the day
ok
I believe that obviously this person changed because they did NOT want to return as the thing you wanted. Deal with it, you can't always get what you want.
Oh, and your attempt at poetry (?) didn't really work out. You need to go read up on your Burns and Tennyson.
uhm.. maybe the person didnt change for any perticular reason maybe he just changed from a person who is more mature and wants to brodden his perspectives
its not like he could make a concious decision to change his whole attitude toward life
Agreed with all above positions, actually. I think that people change subconsciencously for reasons that they are aware of. For example, hypothetically if your friend woke up one morning a completely changed person, and you didn't like this new person, you would drift away from them. But that wouldn't necessarily be a consciencous decision, it'd be a lack of connections and similarities that forced you to branch out in different directions. (That is my agreement with Allie) Along the same lines wiht Phillip, maybe they changed because you changed and you are no longer a match. (I guess that's kind of still in agreement with both). Either way, someone changed, and as Phillip said, get over it.
this actually doesnt involve anybody changing contrary to the beliefs of all of you... its actually about somebody that i was with, but because of distance (and other personal circumstances) i no longer can be with him.
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