Do you think if we distanced ourselves from our loved ones it would lessen the pain when tragedy came along or would we just feel more like prices. I mean in the long wrong it may serve us better Not to hug each other and live cold, callous lifes
Do you think if we distanced ourselves from our loved ones it would lessen the pain when tragedy came along or would we just feel more like prices. I mean in the long wrong it may serve us better Not to hug each other and live cold, callous lifes
I often think this way too. All this warm and emotional hugging and stroking and in the end when the person"dies" or whatever happens, there was nothing you couldve done to stop it anyway, nothing you couldve said that would have prevented it, nothing no hug no kiss no embrace no warm words that that person would speed their way to the next world (if there is one), what were those last hugs going to do anyway? We already KNOW we love each other, we say it often enough and hug often enough that I think it is already understood. It always sounds so desperately urgent to hug and kiss and tell each other we love each other before that "final moment" takes place, so desperate and sad, I know this, I know this, but always anticipating that moment, when we don't know when it will arrive, always putting that pressure on ourselves about "Have we told each other we love each other today?? Have we hugged each other enough today, in case something happens in the next hour?" Its so sad but its so ridiculous too. What a fucked up life we have to live and go thru with this shit, I have no answers.
You hug on certain occasions to show your affection. It feels right and you will remember that moment in your heart and will cherish it when you can not live that time again.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
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