Basics.

So everytime I disagree with someone on something, most of the population reverts to some phrase that's becoming unnervingly annoying everytime I hear it. They say 'everyone is entitled to their opinion'. And yeah,it's true. I fully understand that we cannot all have an agreed upon view on happenings and goings. But that phrase,at least around circles I've rubbed shoulders with(why must our shoulders touch tho?), they use it to get away from the conversation, to avoid admittance that they're wrong, to remain right. I understand. People should however understand that while we're all entitled to our opinion, some of these opinions are just wrong and absurd. And while it goes against everything egos and pride stand for, it's alright to accept that we need to admit knowledge(sometimes from the most unlikely of people and things) and that opinions we formulate should be flexible. That situations change, and people do too and our opinions and judgements of t

"at least now, I've learnt not to give things my all because oh well, the turn out is always the same," said a friend of mine the other day. And this, literally threw me back, still getting headaches from the concussion. Like what's the point to anything if you aren't giving it your all. Let's say love (his context), whether we want to admit it or not, love isn't a forever thing. While yeah sometimes it does do an extra month, that's the longest it'll take. We have to learn to make the most out if this couple months else what's the goddamn point? Life in general doesn't last that long either. Think of it as a roller coaster, one ticket one ride and that's it. You focus more on the fun and the screams, than on going "dang it" after the ride and falling into depression because a heart connection with a fun instrument that didn't care broke. The instrument is your boyfriend or girlfriend if you're missing it.i honestly