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Saturday, March 27, 2010
Time changes everything.
Hola followers. Actually, I should probably be saying hola to no one....since I have all of zero followers.
Anyways, I wanted to talk about time and change. Time changes everything, and I mean everything. Time is the one thing we should all hate but love.
For example, ever since 2007 I was incredibly obsessed with the Jonas Brothers. And I mean obsessed. Hundreds of posters on my walls, collected all their merch, called their phone line everyday, commented their myspace everyday, and pretty much stalked them. Well, back at the end of 2009, I decided it was TIME for a CHANGE. Being obsessed didn't really get me any where, and I didn't feel like a legit fan. (PS. I was always a legit fan. One of the truest) So I toned down and started liking another band too, called Push Play. Push Play opened a lot of doors for me. You'll see why in another blog. But back to Jonas. I toned down, didn't talk about them allll the time, didn't tweet them all the time, and ect. It felt kind of good but I felt like I was a traitor. I've found that you don't need to promote your love for things by being obsessed. You can infact love something or someone SO much without telling the world. So I've been in my own little Jonas world for quite some time now. And in that time, I realized that my best friend wasn't the biggest Jonas fan that she claimed to be too. She toned down too, A LOT. She took down all her posters, and stopped talking about them too.
Anyways, my point in this whole thing is that...sometimes change is both good and bad, but sometimes good. If you come to find that it's bad, change it back to good.
But with change, you see:
-something/someones true self
-how good things really used to be
and
-how good things are turning out to be
Anyways, I wanted to talk about time and change. Time changes everything, and I mean everything. Time is the one thing we should all hate but love.
For example, ever since 2007 I was incredibly obsessed with the Jonas Brothers. And I mean obsessed. Hundreds of posters on my walls, collected all their merch, called their phone line everyday, commented their myspace everyday, and pretty much stalked them. Well, back at the end of 2009, I decided it was TIME for a CHANGE. Being obsessed didn't really get me any where, and I didn't feel like a legit fan. (PS. I was always a legit fan. One of the truest) So I toned down and started liking another band too, called Push Play. Push Play opened a lot of doors for me. You'll see why in another blog. But back to Jonas. I toned down, didn't talk about them allll the time, didn't tweet them all the time, and ect. It felt kind of good but I felt like I was a traitor. I've found that you don't need to promote your love for things by being obsessed. You can infact love something or someone SO much without telling the world. So I've been in my own little Jonas world for quite some time now. And in that time, I realized that my best friend wasn't the biggest Jonas fan that she claimed to be too. She toned down too, A LOT. She took down all her posters, and stopped talking about them too.
Anyways, my point in this whole thing is that...sometimes change is both good and bad, but sometimes good. If you come to find that it's bad, change it back to good.
But with change, you see:
-something/someones true self
-how good things really used to be
and
-how good things are turning out to be
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