Tuesday, July 01, 2008 4:55 pm
its hard to forgive others, but forgiving yourself is even harder. especially if you screwed up real bad, and then you blame yourself for calling a bad one, when you had a really short time to react. then after beating yourself up for being real dumb, you somehow end up thinking about how much life would be different if you hadn't made that stupid decision. then your imagination makes you bleed a slow death by telling you how much better everything would have gone. and then, you start asking yourself why on earth didn't you say the better answer. and you keep on asking yourself that...everytime feeling like blowing a whole in your heart. after along period of time and a very damaged heart and self-esteem, your conscious decides to protect you by taking away all these question and thoughts and words and more words. all that's left is a picture. a picture of what you hoped for, what you missed, what you don't have ,and what you want so bad. but the catch is that when this perfect scenario comes into focus, while the other nonsensical guilt blurs into the distance, it somehow emphasises how bad you screwed up, how bad you fucked up. and its back to square one.
time doesn't heal these wounds. time doesn't do anything besides bring us an illusion of our own perception. however, it is only an illusion and once you start thinking clearly..
the scene is clear again with that picture of what you missed. and below the picture in fine print is " this is how bad you fucked up, moron."