#thoughts challenge

[ningningwinning]

Anybody have thoughts on Target having a gas station and the societal implications

[welowyrm]

NICE THOUGHTS CHALLENGE. Once you get this, you must write 5 things you like about yourself and release them publicly. Send this to 10 of your favorite followers :)

Hi Gen!!1. I like my eyes! They do the color change thing in light. One time a teacher at church actually kept swaying while talking to me and apparently was just like watching my eyes change color. (?? idek)2. I like my writing 99% of the time.3. I'm pretty good at characterization so I've been told.4. I like my hair. It's very soft and floofy (even though it needs a trim)!5. I like the way I look in pictures when I get the right angle (workin on it).Cackles I hope the people I'm sending this to know I'm going to send it... c:

[harryisdatinglouis]

1. I have a beautiful face. 2. I'm motherly to others. 3. When I love, I love hard. 4. I love being ME! ;) 5. I'm super funny. -Diamond ;)

[wandering--free-blog]

02/30.

Day 02. Which is worse, failing or never trying?

In my opinion, never trying is so much worse. Mainly because never trying is never knowing you'll succeed or fail. 

Knowing is that you're strong enough to even try is so much better than not trying at all. Whether it's a class, an audition, or even a competition, trying hard for something, despite not knowing the outcome, is something to be proud of. There will always be a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction from knowing that you did your best for something, even if you didn't succeed in it completely. 

[wandering--free-blog]

01/30.

Day 01: How old would you be if you didn't know how old you are? 

Quite honestly, I'm having a difficult time answering this question. When I think about myself and how I relate with my age, there are times in which I wonder whether I should be older, because I get along more with people that are older than I am. The thing is though, it's a bit confusing for me. I look at myself and see a girl who's somehow naive of the world, and is still lost in the midst of it all. 

I wonder though, does naivety always equal youth? I was brought up in household in which both my parents were terribly overprotective. There were always afraid of the thought that I was growing up, and somehow I feel that it wasn't something that they wanted to accept. I am their youngest and only daughter, after all.

The last two years of my life has forced me to grow up, though. 2011 wasn't a good year for me. In fact, it was the worst year I've ever had to live through. The amount of pain, no matter how shallow, that I experienced all combined was something I will never know how I got over. But I did, and I do believe that I'm stronger, and somehow I grew up and matured because of the things that happened. 

To answer the main question, I think I would probably still be sixteen years old, albeit a few years older sometimes. I'm mature enough to be at least the age I am now, but I don't think I have the maturity and mindset of an adult just yet.  

[life-had-just-begun]

4. What is your view on gay marriage?

4. I see nothing wrong with it. I support it 100%. Depriving the union of two people who love each other is just unfair. Whether a man and a woman, a man and a man, a woman and a woman, people love each other all the same. Love is the same - no matter what your sex is. To take that away from someone is horrible and unnecessary. This is one of the aspects of my religion that I disagree with completely. Times have changed and yet we allow war and violence, we cannot allow two people to join together as one unit? It's ridiculous. People against the idea claim it ruins the sanctity of marriage between a man and a woman. Oh really? As if all the adultery and divorces in the world have not already tainted it. You don't agree with it? Then don't take part in it. Don't do it. But don't take that right away from people who have been like this their whole life, who only want to be happy as they are. Restricting gay marriage defeats the whole purpose of equal rights. Everyone deserves happiness, and to tell these people that this is different, it is incorrect, it is sinful, impure - what more are we doing to improve their lives? Nothing. I hope one day the world will see what a mistake it has made in going against gay marriage. We're all human, and we deserve to love and be with whomever we desire.