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Mistaken for a Priest

April 29, 2016
By Anonymous

Why is that when we hear or read about other people's sad, pathetic lives we feel sorry? We have no reason to be, we didn't cause them these pains.
 

Sure is terrible what happened, but there's no cause for apology. I honestly think we apologize as a way to console the thought to be victimized.

 

Yet what we don't realize is that by  apologizing we are somehow giving apology from the person who caused the real pain. Taking responsibility.
 

For that I will not say sorry, sorry's should come from the lips of the thought to be accused. I don't care if it makes me sound like a saint who speaks the truth, or a complete douche who hates the world. I'm a bit of both.

 

I've gone through loads of s*** in my life, but one thing I can't stand is when people tell me they're sorry. I'm my mind you're apologizing because you played some part in my pain and misery. If not then you have no reason to be apologize.


As of the moment I'm writing this, I've hit the Big Bang. For so long I've been living in the past. Drawing sour emotions from blood drawn events in which have caused me pain, misery, and anger. But I've come to know what is true, I live in a world where true love doesn't exist and is even harder to find.  Full of saints who speak the truth and douches who hate the world.


It's a point we all reach in life. When the classic facades of humanity have been stripped off, and all the fear you felt is slowly swept away to find is just as bad as you expected. Just as bad as you heard. Life as we know it is basically over beings that it could end at any moment. So we feel the need to prove that we're not just a waste of space. Yet I trying to do so, you're proving that exact point. Throwing yourself around until you've left nothing but extra space for the rest of us. It's sickening to think that this genius race has boiled down to these bumbling idiots.
    

Truth of the matter is, nobody is ever really ready to face death on its own, you could be as old as Yoda (lucky you) and still have regrets long since expired. Even those who contemplate suicide at some point realize that they're not completely ready to move on.
  

Like in a scenario they want to die, but the second a gun is placed to their heads, a plea for life is made. Holding on by a thin thread even if they realize this too late. Which in that case you're out of luck.
 


The author's comments:

This is a personal piece taken from one of my journals. I had a friend of mine read it and she said it would be something other people would love to read so I decided to post it. This is my first article ina bout a year and a half so let's hope you guys like it.


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