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Friday Nov 07, 2003

Nov 7, 2003
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This past week I've been absolutely stunned by how taken for granted many friendships/relationships of any sort are. I didn't realize my friend who passed away had such a defined place in my life until I was forced to realize we would never speak again. I know there is so much poetry, music and art in general dedicated to these sorts of sentiments after losing a loved one, but everything seems too cliched, as this is the first time I have experienced losing a friend. It really is amazing how humans can only function "normally" when taking many important things for granted. I don't want to stay ignorant. I don't want to think that "It will never happen to me". Fuck. My head is such a fucking jumbled mess right now... thanks to whoever has actually taken the time to read this!
The support and condolences you guys gave me was huge... thanks. kiss
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nonchalance:
I hope you feel better, i feel the same about friends, you can get complacent about them. All my friends have left now that we've finished university and i've never wanted to see them more. hope you get through all that is on your mind.
Nov 11, 2003
doctashock:
You know if certain things weren't taken for granted we would probably all suffer from sensory overload. All you can do is prioritize the things in your life and decide whats most important to you personally. This is called character.

It's really weird when you actually go through something that makes you see art in a whole new light. But it makes you appreciate the piece that much more. I swear I had listend to In Utero for 6 years before I actuaLLY "HEARD" it. It's uncanny how much "Serve the Servants" parrelells my own life.

Even though a lot of stuff is cliched once you've been through something yourself, you can usually tell when someone else has put true emotion behind it.
Nov 12, 2003

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