Re: RE: Some writing of mine
Or you could stop stereotyping every young person to be a carbon copy of one another? I've been through quite a bit in my life, and I have had quite a bit of loss. I know what it is to love someone, and to lose them. Family, friends, and people in general. You would not believe that of course, since being 18 means I know nothing. You can read my blog called "biggest mistake" on my myspace, and it details some of the things that have happened to me in the past. Because I know when you hear an 18 year old saying "I have been through alot in life" your narrowmindedness is instantly going to assume I am reffering to some high school drama breakup, and claiming that to be what is making my life so hard.
So perhaps you should just learn to appreciate poetry as a hearfelt expression of what someone is feeling, rather than take it as an invitation for you to try and tell me I don't know what I'm feeling. Is that beyond your capabilities?
tonytroll said:Oh..you're one of those.. the clingy type who has to be with some one or life is empty..
dude you are young why even worry about a relationship?
I mean come on man you just turned 18.. you just got out of a two year relationship??? ha..How many divorces are you looking forward to?
And what the hell? you dreading the whole dating thing?
You need to get real kid. you have no idea what the dating thing is about.
All your dealt with so far is puppy love.
Or you could stop stereotyping every young person to be a carbon copy of one another? I've been through quite a bit in my life, and I have had quite a bit of loss. I know what it is to love someone, and to lose them. Family, friends, and people in general. You would not believe that of course, since being 18 means I know nothing. You can read my blog called "biggest mistake" on my myspace, and it details some of the things that have happened to me in the past. Because I know when you hear an 18 year old saying "I have been through alot in life" your narrowmindedness is instantly going to assume I am reffering to some high school drama breakup, and claiming that to be what is making my life so hard.
So perhaps you should just learn to appreciate poetry as a hearfelt expression of what someone is feeling, rather than take it as an invitation for you to try and tell me I don't know what I'm feeling. Is that beyond your capabilities?