Saturday, December 12, 2009

Dear Blog,

What's up World? This is my first post! I am so rarely bored anymore. In undergrad there is always something to do. Back home, my friends always entertain me. At school, there is always a class to study for, meetings to go to, events to plan, homework due at midnight, people to see, and applications to finish. Its NOT that I have NOTHING to do today, but I just don't feel the urgency right now. So yes, this blog was created out of boredom. I'm sure I'll have some things to blog about in the future.

My life. Its actually ok right now, but honestly, its so different, but not so different from how it was exactly one year ago-- which is crazy! Life has changed so much, but then again, it hasn't. The emotional ups and downs that I NEVER talk about all seem to have led me in a 360 degree circle, but that's fine, you live and you learn. This is not a male-bashing blog. That's what is in my title, and I am going to stick to it!

It is funny how women work themselves up so much about men only by talking about it and "venting" about it. I'm working on it, and I'm doing better. A group of women "venting" about guys usually leads to a bunch of misinterpretation... women tell other women guys like them, when they really don't! Women tell other women they should end all ties with a certain guy, when they really shouldn't! Now of course this is all relative, but my point is we put too much stock in our female friends... and it ends up how?

But then there is the self: what we actually do! What we actually text him or when where we actually go meet him or how things really aren't over, when we said they were... in the end, we do what we want, which is usually destructive in itself.

Ok, so this is "blogging?" In the end, emotions aren't a good indicator of whether or not we should do something, and usually going to other people helps, but only to a certain extent. That's when we gotta rely on the Lord. If this was Twitter, I'd say #imjustsayin. (MUCH easier said than done though.) Sorry guys, I can only come from a female perspective on this one.


Bev