Have you ever just sat a lone and thought about the life of others. Like why people think the way they do. For example, why some people think its okay to call things gay or retarded and others don't. What makes things right or wrong in our own eyes? Most would like to say its parenting, but is it? Our parents tell us what is wrong, but most go ahead and do it any way.
i am a senior in high school and i must say i have not had that many boyfriends or dates, mostly because my parents are extremely strict, but that would be a subject for another day, and now i have one.
I have a wonderful boyfriend that is funny, carring, understanding, and verry hot, to me.
envy is an evil thing, makes you realizes things about yourself you didn't necessarily want to know at all. I just read something about someone else and realized that I was jealous of that person. Haveing gone through a very bad experience they had written about it not for sympathy but to show strength and for their own personal healing. And I was jealous.
We all know that art is a form to express feelings, ideas, moments, things, looks, and many other things. Art comes in many different ways like music writting, painting, drawing, sculpting, photography, e.t.c.
What is this feeling?
It is new to me.
Why can't I understand?
It confuses me.
It's a myriad of emotion
Tossed about in the sea
It's a valuable treasure
Found in a trash heap
It's a pain that's not pain
It's a fear that's not fear
It's a longing I thought
I never would feel
Who is this boy?
Not quite a man.
And why does he make me
Feel like this about him?
Have you ever thought about the outcome of a smile? It seems like such a lost expression in our society, but I truly think that it can work miracles in people's lives; I've seen it happen.
So let me start by saying I had no intentions of posting a follow up on the book and the thoughts it has provoked in me, but I need to.
We need to get our emotions out here people!
"I feel angry!"
"I feel sad."
"I feel happy!"
Some of the most common emotions we know. You don't always FEEL things though but instead use an "I feel" statement to convey a deeper implication. At this address, http://www.mytherapistnc.org/emotions.htm, is a list of many emotions.
Ex: "I feel like we've been seeing too much of each other"
