What does it take to be a good friend? Are you expected to be entirely supportive or tell them that they're being stupid? I mean, where do you draw the line between good intentions and foisting your views on the person?
If there's anything I want to be remembered for, it would be for being a good friend. So I'm stuck here wondering if I should say, "What the fuck is wrong with you? Stop this shit NOW!" or "It's your life, and no matter what you decide, I'll be there, and I'll support your decision." Then there's people who don't care what you say, they'll do what they want anyway. Where do you draw the line? What if something goes wrong and you could have said or done something to prevent it? Decisions, decisions, decisions.
dear blogger. :) lets say the universe is waiting to answer your call. bringing in a little divine intervention. but the universe is currently in pursuit of a phone number to reach you. ofcourse complicated as life is with all the demons we have to deal wid in our heads, i think i saw something at love letters, that managed to divert my attention to somebody else for a change. amazing feat you have achieved! and the buffalo skin was not meant to hurt you, it was just an attempt to reach out to something quite refreshing that kicked around a cocktail of hormones all up in me :). The mind can be a little confusing to trust but them hormones, thats chemistry, and it kinda overrides doubt! what say we discuss the boring subject of chemistry (which i hated in school because of its structuredness)? and blogger, if this information sounds useful please do provide the universe with quality feedback so we can further improve our services. you can reach us on dhanus.nair@gmail.com
ReplyDeletei believe its more to do with choices than just decisions. in the end, in order to prove that you listened to the learning creature within you, you should have no regrets with your choices.
ReplyDeleteat least thats what makes you come to terms with reality!