dacheran

You know, it's funny.  They say that if you say something enough times, it will become true.  But that doesn't seem to be the case.  It is rather frustrating. Do any of you ever find yourselves not quite sure if what you say is truth or a lie, or who exactly you're trying to convince of it?  The person you're talking to?  Or are you really just trying to convince yourself?

Or rather, random essay on interpersonal romantic relationships. I think it's interesting. Watch the movie recently, and it got me thinking. A common theme through-out the movie was "We're not like heterosexual couples, but we're not just bang bang sex sex with random people either."  And my immediate thought was "Really?  What's so different about them?" But then even a friend of mine who on a lot of things I consider very progressive also repeated the theme after the movie.  With the statement of "they just aren't" backing with, pretty much, that there wasn't any of the man's role woman's role junk in there, they both saw each other as e

I'm just spouting off words people have given me. I suppose my real reason is to test myself. For who can really know their own life without testing their limits?