wow ino you are really deep those thoughts are so deep and it may change some people like me thanks to your blog i am really inspired and i am going to be a different person in high school thanks ino :hug:
Well...July 30, 2008
I was watching TV today and the show Flavor of Love was on. I know it is a dumb show but I can't help but love it. There was a big arguement about who was "real" and who was honest while there were people that kept secrets and that ultimately made them be eliminated because they were not upfront with Flavor Flav. Then there were people who were honest from the start and he eliminated them because he didn't want to know the truth. It is hard to say I learned something from this kind of show but it made me wonder, how can a relationship truly be open and honest. We all most likely have things in our past that we don't like to discuss or talk about but in a relation, aren't we supposed to be honest? It seems like a dilemma here because everything can go wrong whether you choose to tell the truth or hide it. If you tell the truth early on in a relation, the person is most likely going to be judgemental and possibly end the relation. Being honest to a person right away can ruin relations while the opposite is true as well. If you wait and create a solid foundation and relationship with a special person and they tell them the truth., it will most likely ruin the relationship as well becase the other person will be upset that you didn't tell them the truth straight from the start. It seems either way you look at it, the truth and honesty come back to hurt you. Is there ever a time to be completely honest with a lover or does it ruin a relationship? Are there things in a relationship that should not be said and kept secret?
well i always wanted to race cars when i was a kid..infact i was obssesed with cars, and still am. now however, my racing of choice has moved from nascar to racing against the clock...now all i have to do is get a carJuly 30, 2008
When we are little kids, the common question asked is what do you want to be when you grow up. It seems easy back when we are young, doesn't it? We all say we are gonna be a fireman, astronaut, president, or something else. I was recently looking at career options because it is time for me to be thinking about my interests and what career path I plan on pursuing. Then I thought, are we as kids just told what we want in order to make us happy? I mean our parents are always encouraging but as we grow up we learn how unlikely it is that we will stick to the career choice we said when we are younger. This then got me thinking about how many of us actually keep to our word. I mean how many of us when we grow up actually become what we said we want to be when we grow up? There aren't many children that turned out exactly how they imagined themselves when they matured because of fate. This brings up my question, does fate determine our lives and is there really a point in figuring out what we want to do with our lives if fate has already has a pre-determined path for us all? We all have a place in this world and a specific purpose but is it possible for us to change our fate? Or do our attempts to change our fate/destined path actually not change it because our attempts to change are actually a part of our fate? Does fate completely control out lives and if not, how can we change it?
well personally i do believe that whatever happens is going to happen no matter what and whatever has happened could not be changed... our own actions to try and change this are already precalculated but not by higher beings such as a god... but ourselves our own drives such as curiosity guilt anger fear love envy sadness joy and all the other drives we may posess.July 30, 2008
When we are little kids, the common question asked is what do you want to be when you grow up. It seems easy back when we are young, doesn't it? We all say we are gonna be a fireman, astronaut, president, or something else. I was recently looking at career options because it is time for me to be thinking about my interests and what career path I plan on pursuing. Then I thought, are we as kids just told what we want in order to make us happy? I mean our parents are always encouraging but as we grow up we learn how unlikely it is that we will stick to the career choice we said when we are younger. This then got me thinking about how many of us actually keep to our word. I mean how many of us when we grow up actually become what we said we want to be when we grow up? There aren't many children that turned out exactly how they imagined themselves when they matured because of fate. This brings up my question, does fate determine our lives and is there really a point in figuring out what we want to do with our lives if fate has already has a pre-determined path for us all? We all have a place in this world and a specific purpose but is it possible for us to change our fate? Or do our attempts to change our fate/destined path actually not change it because our attempts to change are actually a part of our fate? Does fate completely control out lives and if not, how can we change it?
Oh yes... Parents were making us happy when tehy encouraged(Typed right?) us to be firemen, astronaut etc. AND they wanted us to have a good job(with enough earnings) and have good future! The thing that you arent in the work you were heading is just lack of studying!!! 'coz if you have good DIBEITTRHEDHSCPCS[document issued by an educational institution testifying that the recipient has earned a degree or has successfully completed a particular course of study] You'll get the work you want! (And good manners always helps you!)July 30, 2008
When we are little kids, the common question asked is what do you want to be when you grow up. It seems easy back when we are young, doesn't it? We all say we are gonna be a fireman, astronaut, president, or something else. I was recently looking at career options because it is time for me to be thinking about my interests and what career path I plan on pursuing. Then I thought, are we as kids just told what we want in order to make us happy? I mean our parents are always encouraging but as we grow up we learn how unlikely it is that we will stick to the career choice we said when we are younger. This then got me thinking about how many of us actually keep to our word. I mean how many of us when we grow up actually become what we said we want to be when we grow up? There aren't many children that turned out exactly how they imagined themselves when they matured because of fate. This brings up my question, does fate determine our lives and is there really a point in figuring out what we want to do with our lives if fate has already has a pre-determined path for us all? We all have a place in this world and a specific purpose but is it possible for us to change our fate? Or do our attempts to change our fate/destined path actually not change it because our attempts to change are actually a part of our fate? Does fate completely control out lives and if not, how can we change it?
well, fate doesnt control our livesJuly 30, 2008
When we are little kids, the common question asked is what do you want to be when you grow up. It seems easy back when we are young, doesn't it? We all say we are gonna be a fireman, astronaut, president, or something else. I was recently looking at career options because it is time for me to be thinking about my interests and what career path I plan on pursuing. Then I thought, are we as kids just told what we want in order to make us happy? I mean our parents are always encouraging but as we grow up we learn how unlikely it is that we will stick to the career choice we said when we are younger. This then got me thinking about how many of us actually keep to our word. I mean how many of us when we grow up actually become what we said we want to be when we grow up? There aren't many children that turned out exactly how they imagined themselves when they matured because of fate. This brings up my question, does fate determine our lives and is there really a point in figuring out what we want to do with our lives if fate has already has a pre-determined path for us all? We all have a place in this world and a specific purpose but is it possible for us to change our fate? Or do our attempts to change our fate/destined path actually not change it because our attempts to change are actually a part of our fate? Does fate completely control out lives and if not, how can we change it?
LOLDecember 42, 7908
I eated seven cookies today. I bit my computer by accident and I stole Gaara's eyeliner and then punished myself for it. I also got a new box to live in. I destroyed the Konoha Bar and eated many people. I feel sorry and repented.
Tobi is a good boy.^^
that is such a nice compliment!!!! i love that show and she is like my inspirationLOL
Ino, this is good so far but it seems a lot like that show "*** and the City"
I don't watch it but one time i couldn't go to sleep and it was on so I decided to see what it was about.
The girl kept doing things like this and sounded almost exactly like you do right now and its like you almost became her in these blogs.^^
Just stating my mind.
maybe there is someone missing in your heart or something is wrong for you maybe you dont fell confortable with your family or friends well there can be many possiblitiesAugust 2, 2008
Even when you are surrounded by people and friends or family, why is there still a feeling of lonlieness or emptiness? Is there some spiritual component missing because even when there are so many people with me, why would I feel so alone in the world?