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Name: Li
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Birthday: 2/14/1991
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

All this time...

He can't possibly know how much I love him.


Monday, May 05, 2008

If you're reading this, you're a liar.

That's right. You're a shameless, two-faced fucking liar without the slightest sense of reverence for honesty or integrity.  You know how I know this? Because you're all liars. There aren't honest people anymore.

Maybe that's an exaggeration. I hope it is. But that's how I'm feeling lately. I just can't trust a god damned word I hear from anyone anymore: friends, family, even teachers! And any authority figure--politicans, representatives, that shit--you know they're all liars. And that's okay. Because we've made it okay. Children watch their parents lie, they watch their rolemodels lie, they watch their televisions lie. They do it themselves, they grow up, and they teach their children to lie. The cycle continues.

I need you to know something. I don't think anyone ever told you, so I'm going to tell you now. Pay attention.

This is what I need you to know: Lying is wrong. It's a sin. Even if you're not Christian--I'm not--I know you have some concept of morality, and an understanding that some things are just inherently wrong. Lying is wrong. It's not a tool, it's not an easy way out, it's not an ends to a mean, it's not a game--

IT'S WRONG. IMMORAL. In any context. Dishonesty is an act of evil. There are no white lies.

Don't get me wrong. I have no delusions of being a pillar of honesty and morality. I lie, too. But I think what sets me apart from most people is that when I lie... I feel shitty about it. It stays with me for weeks, months--even years. I hate lying, and I honest to goodness try not to. 

So, I'm sick of it. I'm sick of a world where lying is normal, looked down on only minimally, if at all. Is there any worse feeling than having a conversation with someone you love and not being able to know for sure if what they're saying is true at all? Doubt it.

What can I do about it? Nothing, probably. I guess all I can do is try my hardest to be honest myself, and to call my peers out when I catch them in lies, and let them know everything I've just said. That lying is wrong. I just don't think it will do any good. The average person just doesn't care anymore. I don't know why I do.

And one last thing. I know you're reading this, thinking, "That's so true. People should be more honest. People are liars." You're treating yourself as the exception. Well, you're not. You're a liar too and you don't even realize it, because you're so used to sliding in and out of honesty whenever it suits you. It comes as natural as changing your clothes. So next time you let slip one of your little "white" lies, excuses, exaggerations--I hope you notice it. I hope you feel your conscience, just a little.

But, you probably won't.

You fucking liar.


Monday, January 28, 2008

"Okay. Yeah."

I hope you're happy.

I hope you're proud of your choice of words. I hope they got you what you wanted.

You never fought for me, and you never will.


Thursday, January 24, 2008

It hurts.

I've been slacking pretty hardcore on updates... What is there to write about? Things aren't good... I don't know what to do anymore...


Saturday, November 24, 2007

Sooo. Hungry.

What the hell is wrong with my stomach? Arrh, I can't eat. No matter how hungry I get.

ANYWAY. So, yesterday I was in CHICAGO watching PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, live.

The show was pretty cool--I was really excited about it--but I thought the real fun was in the ride there and back, being with my friends, and with Andrew especially. Sooo much cuddling.

There were a few really horrible hours where the car was SO HOT we could barely breathe, because for some reason Amanda had to keep it at EIGHTY FOUR DEGREES because she didn't want to turn the defroster off. Everyone was so dead and tired, then when she finally did turn it off, everyone was so animated and awake. How annoying!

Anyway, I got to wear a pretty dress so that was cool.



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