So in the last couple of weeks i've: eased up about school, gotten closer with a few friends, broken away from a few friends, bought 8 books and turned 17. All of which have been brilliant to say the least.
However, right at this very moment of 10:02 PM March 8th, i'm completely stressed and annoyed and just UGH. I wish this stupid Ancient assignment would go away and i wish the faces of those few annoying people in my life, would just disintegrate behind my eyes. I wish school would be over already and i wish my future was already in full swing. I just feel stuck in monotony.
It's sort of scary how you once saw someone as an inspiration, a source of talent and brilliance and now all you want is for them to take a good hard look at themselves and get back to you when they've finally grown the fuck up. It seems like everyone around me plays the victim card (of course this is hypocritical. because who doesn't play this card once in a while? i've definiately fallen into the 'boohoo i'm a victim' trap and it can be seen on my previous entries) and it's honestly the biggest cop out. I've fucked up. I've opened my stupid mouth when i shouldn't have and i take full responsibility. I know i've said bullshit that is entirely untrue/unjustified/unfair and i'm totally willing to take the blame for these situations. However, some people i know just don't seem to realise that HEY, YOU FUCKED UP A LITTLE OK. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR IT AND MOVE ON.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
what a week! busy but completely awesome.
school has been going quite well for once. i'm on good terms with everyone, my grades are looking nice and i finally got the guts to drop japanese. i love japanese so much but it was my weakest subject and marks sort of count this year.
i'm really loving everything at the moment, especially:

lolin on a river
school has been going quite well for once. i'm on good terms with everyone, my grades are looking nice and i finally got the guts to drop japanese. i love japanese so much but it was my weakest subject and marks sort of count this year.
i'm really loving everything at the moment, especially:


lolin on a river
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
what defines a friend?
more importantly, what defines a good friend?
i've been constantly asking myself these questions for 5 years. my good friend checklist comprises of:
-loyalty. the basics, you know, sticking up for you when you're being splashed with venomous words or even when your ego is being tarnished.
-honesty. once again the basics. the ability to be honest with me about everything. am i being shitty with you? please, TELL ME. do i smell bad? for the love of God, tell me! am i being a selifish cow? TELL ME. is my humour offensive? T E L L M E. keeping your word is a must.
-courage. in any sense. courage to be yourself, to stand up for what you believe in, to take responsibility.
i try wholeheartedly to stick by my own values. leading by example. i feel like these categories are quite broad but why the hell can i not find these sort of people?
recent events (and even not so recent events) have left me reevaluating my whole friendship circle. but when is it okay to say 'i don't want you as a friend anymore'? when is it okay to throw in the towel? when is it okay to say i'm sick of your mistakes?
a couple of friends in particular have definitely failed the big 'friendship tests'. one in particular has left me wondering, why the hell did i bother? i'm not trying to sound like i played the victim's hand or that i've been treated o so terribly. i had great times with this person but i've been questioning for years whether this person was not just a friend but a good friend. and i've realised. you are not a good friend.
you made your mistakes and i forgave you. but i know longer want to be the victim of your mistakes. i know longer want to be in the firing range of your inability to work on a two way street. you've finally given me the situation to say 'enough is enough'.
thank you, though.
more importantly, what defines a good friend?
i've been constantly asking myself these questions for 5 years. my good friend checklist comprises of:
-loyalty. the basics, you know, sticking up for you when you're being splashed with venomous words or even when your ego is being tarnished.
-honesty. once again the basics. the ability to be honest with me about everything. am i being shitty with you? please, TELL ME. do i smell bad? for the love of God, tell me! am i being a selifish cow? TELL ME. is my humour offensive? T E L L M E. keeping your word is a must.
-courage. in any sense. courage to be yourself, to stand up for what you believe in, to take responsibility.
i try wholeheartedly to stick by my own values. leading by example. i feel like these categories are quite broad but why the hell can i not find these sort of people?
recent events (and even not so recent events) have left me reevaluating my whole friendship circle. but when is it okay to say 'i don't want you as a friend anymore'? when is it okay to throw in the towel? when is it okay to say i'm sick of your mistakes?
a couple of friends in particular have definitely failed the big 'friendship tests'. one in particular has left me wondering, why the hell did i bother? i'm not trying to sound like i played the victim's hand or that i've been treated o so terribly. i had great times with this person but i've been questioning for years whether this person was not just a friend but a good friend. and i've realised. you are not a good friend.
you made your mistakes and i forgave you. but i know longer want to be the victim of your mistakes. i know longer want to be in the firing range of your inability to work on a two way street. you've finally given me the situation to say 'enough is enough'.
thank you, though.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
i feel like i'm already making positive changes and it's only been about 48 hours since my last blog.
last night i sort of branched out and went to a former friend's party. although, i wasn't as chatty as everyone else, i really felt like i tried to ~leave me comfort zone and socialise with people i wouldn't usually talk with. i'm happy with the experience tbh and i'm glad i did it :3
it's been such a lazy sunday, just trying to get all my music files back onto my itunes. i feel sort of guilty because i'm not studying for my jap assessment >:/ i might just spend a few more minutes basking in the glow of elliott smith's melodies
and all i want now is happiness for you and me
last night i sort of branched out and went to a former friend's party. although, i wasn't as chatty as everyone else, i really felt like i tried to ~leave me comfort zone and socialise with people i wouldn't usually talk with. i'm happy with the experience tbh and i'm glad i did it :3
it's been such a lazy sunday, just trying to get all my music files back onto my itunes. i feel sort of guilty because i'm not studying for my jap assessment >:/ i might just spend a few more minutes basking in the glow of elliott smith's melodies
and all i want now is happiness for you and me
Friday, February 12, 2010
reading back on my other post it really seems one sided. and yeah i get that no-one reads this but for my own sake i better talk less about how i'm right.
i can definiately see my flaws. probably more than anyone (get ready for the atreyu band tee and black swoopy fringe to come out) and i do realise how i come across. i know it seems like i hate everything/everyone but it's not true. i guess i'm more open about what i dislike (but also what i do like. don't get it twisted bc il brand new and you know it ;D). i mean, yeah i don't like sports but i do like music.
my mum says it's a little annoying sometimes, even puts a dampener on the conversation. that really hurts my soul to be honest. i lay awake at night...tears flowing from my hazel eyes... lol seriously though, i do feel a little bad for coming across as such a..judgemental bitch. it's almost hypocritcal the way i closely monitor social obligations when i'm really comitting a crime.
so i guess i can compile a list of weekly aims that i try to acheive. what do you think blog?
Weekly Goals 13-19th of Feb
-try to tone down the amount of h8g8s. not everyone wants to hear how much i dislike britney spears or school
-try not impose my own ideals onto others. i guess this is a real ongoing goal that i've been working on for ages.
-be more open to people's new ideas
-try to be less annoyed at those around me
wish me luck! good luck
i can definiately see my flaws. probably more than anyone (get ready for the atreyu band tee and black swoopy fringe to come out) and i do realise how i come across. i know it seems like i hate everything/everyone but it's not true. i guess i'm more open about what i dislike (but also what i do like. don't get it twisted bc il brand new and you know it ;D). i mean, yeah i don't like sports but i do like music.
my mum says it's a little annoying sometimes, even puts a dampener on the conversation. that really hurts my soul to be honest. i lay awake at night...tears flowing from my hazel eyes... lol seriously though, i do feel a little bad for coming across as such a..judgemental bitch. it's almost hypocritcal the way i closely monitor social obligations when i'm really comitting a crime.
so i guess i can compile a list of weekly aims that i try to acheive. what do you think blog?
Weekly Goals 13-19th of Feb
-try to tone down the amount of h8g8s. not everyone wants to hear how much i dislike britney spears or school
-try not impose my own ideals onto others. i guess this is a real ongoing goal that i've been working on for ages.
-be more open to people's new ideas
-try to be less annoyed at those around me
wish me luck! good luck
sometimes i can't even begin to comprehend the logic of my school or the schooling system in general. but mostly my school. the importance of such petty things is absolutely mindboggling to me.
JUST A FACT: WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE.
think of it as reassuring.
today we were all briefly told about our school references and how participation in carnivals/school events is a must if you want a good reference. unfortunately my interests do not extend to the sporting or competative realm, so i guess i'm destined for a life of unemployment. lol but seriously, it got me thinking. did i make the right choice? should i have opened up a little during my school years and tried to make more friends/find the confidence to participate enthusiastically? maybe if i joined the group who loved being apart of their environment, it would have rubbed off on me. i'm honestly not sure. i do see the value in participation but what is the boundry between laziness and genuine dislike? i've tried running and jumping but it's not for me. i've tried absailing and rock climbing but it's not for me. i've tried reading books and going to gigs and that is for me. but do we have to do the things we don't like?
i like who i am. however it seems my inability to participate in a SWIMMING CARNIVAL (honestly, who even cares besides those few kids who seem to be a dolphin/ian thorpe hybrid)or organising a dance party has made my teachers short sighted in their perception of me. not to praise myself but (lol) i think i'm a good student, i do my homework, i scribe, i'm willing to help students who need it and i gave blood. i guess i view school events to be petty and unimportant. hopefully this doesn't bite me in the ass though. imagine, someone not wanting to marry me or something because i didn't participate in a swimming event when i was 14. what a world.
it's been a pretty lousy week all up. i'm really aggrivated with my social situation but i finally feel like i've had the incentive to do something about it. no-one calls me a fat slag and gets away with it ;D
JUST A FACT: WE ARE ALL GOING TO DIE.
think of it as reassuring.
today we were all briefly told about our school references and how participation in carnivals/school events is a must if you want a good reference. unfortunately my interests do not extend to the sporting or competative realm, so i guess i'm destined for a life of unemployment. lol but seriously, it got me thinking. did i make the right choice? should i have opened up a little during my school years and tried to make more friends/find the confidence to participate enthusiastically? maybe if i joined the group who loved being apart of their environment, it would have rubbed off on me. i'm honestly not sure. i do see the value in participation but what is the boundry between laziness and genuine dislike? i've tried running and jumping but it's not for me. i've tried absailing and rock climbing but it's not for me. i've tried reading books and going to gigs and that is for me. but do we have to do the things we don't like?
i like who i am. however it seems my inability to participate in a SWIMMING CARNIVAL (honestly, who even cares besides those few kids who seem to be a dolphin/ian thorpe hybrid)or organising a dance party has made my teachers short sighted in their perception of me. not to praise myself but (lol) i think i'm a good student, i do my homework, i scribe, i'm willing to help students who need it and i gave blood. i guess i view school events to be petty and unimportant. hopefully this doesn't bite me in the ass though. imagine, someone not wanting to marry me or something because i didn't participate in a swimming event when i was 14. what a world.
it's been a pretty lousy week all up. i'm really aggrivated with my social situation but i finally feel like i've had the incentive to do something about it. no-one calls me a fat slag and gets away with it ;D
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