Like anna frith.

Minus the selflessness.

i am going to fail. At life.

:'(

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger is what they say.
Theoretically speaking.

I don't buy it.
Not really.

I think I am just a sensitive person by nature, perhaps.

Another thing; I don't really tell people when they have hurt me.
I know, it makes no sense because how else are they supposed to know?
But to me, the worst thing someone can say is, 'you hurt my feelings'.
So i don't say that to anyone else.

I have an interesting perspective on most things-
Mostly shaped by buddhism, I guess.

To me, pain is something that is self-inflicted ; no one can cause me mental anguish and I can't blame anyone else for my own suffering.
That said, why would I go around telling people when they've hurt me?
Because according to my own extremist views, they haven't hurt me at all - I let myself get hurt.

I know, it's been a while since I've done a therapy entry so might as well make this one one.
However, time is not all around,
Leaves become most beautiful when they're about to die,
And I must get some sleep so I can wake up early tomorrow.

Anna watched the way in which Mompellion and his wife rekindled what was left of the village, and worked endlessly for the greater good.

I really like Anna's character because she is honest in her narration; she never pretends she is more or less than what she actually is in terms of morality and social status.

Sorry, just random reflection on YOW. :)