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I wasn't as confused, I didn't think as much and things were just easier. Little responsibilty... discovering new things in adolescence. Lots of good friends, good times, nice memories, parties, alcohol, drugs... etc
It was just a lot better back then, now everything is crap.
Do you know listening to one song that reminds me of two years has sent me in a spiral of being miserable and feeling sorry for myself
Excuse me while I go sleep into self-pity into what is an easy life for me but I'm a miserable, ungrateful bawbag.
But back then we didnt have a care in the world.. we just let it flow by cos we had skool to only be concerned with.
Works every time.
And for what the topic is about, think about winding back the clock two years, and then you'd have to live the whole two years again, this rubbish bit and all.
2 things mess up routines... good things and bad things... make good things happen don't risk the routine.
When you were at Primary School you wanted to get out, you hated it.
Come to Secondary School and you'll want to be back at Primary School.
It is best to concentrate on what is good now... confusion is great... it makes things more interesting.
Then Again I am heavily addictied to it all, depression, confusion, emotions... all of it I love it all... now I am weird.
> Melcancholy makes you sound like some depressed homeless guy, didn't
> mean it like that.
> Bah, you'll know what I mean.
> I hope.
> :-p
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Although thinking about it... the best things kind of just happen without planning them or doing something about them.