A dream broke my heart once. It was such a beautiful dream. I was so happy and things were like I had wished for them to be for so long. I should have understood that it couldn't have been true. The dream led me astray and when I woke up to reality I got so sad. The fiction my mind had created was what I wanted, and not real life. The dream broke my heart by teasing my senses with a utopia. In the end that would mean that my brain was playing with itself. What good is that? Why would my brain want to hurt itself like that? Hurt me. It seems so destructive. I don't think I learnt anything from it. I'm not so sure there was anything to be learnt either. Maybe my subconscious want to give me a kick in the right direction, making me aware of how unhappy I truly am at present? There's something better out there for me, somewhere. I just have to go looking for. Maybe that was what it was trying to tell me? You could expect any part of your brain to know yourself better than that though.
The most promising love story i have ever seen. It proves to be memorable. This one simply made me shed into tears. So guys, just get your handkerchiefs, or industrial strength paper towels, ready.
Friends are like television. Some are like PBS and always asking for money. Others are like the news, with sad tales to tell everyday, some are like that one station with the foreing language; you don't understand a word of it but you listen and watch anyway. And then there are the ones like the commercials, always changes, ever-so-annoying and only seem to be there when you are bored. But every once and a while you meet someone who's like a really good movie of the week or that one tv show you hardly ever get to see anymore because you're so busy. My point is hold on to the friends you care about and since we don't have a remote control to mute someone or just change the channel, pick your friends carefully.
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