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tsukino_akume) wrote2013-02-28 07:31 pm
tsukino_akume) wrote2013-02-28 07:31 pm
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Taking Risks
Feeling fairly miserable at the moment, due to post-physical therapy and some kind of random stomach bug I've been spontaneously struck with. It is NOT fun. >.< I'm medicating myself with Samurai fluff and BatFamily Fluff, because it cheers me up when I feel crappy.
On another note, I've been feeling kind of introspective since yesterday. Not depressed or anything; just ... thinking about roads not taken, I suppose.
Today I was asked a question that kind of touched on a similar topic, and I decided I wanted to keep what I'd ended up saying. Maybe it's because I'm still feeling introspective, but it feels like something I should keep in mind.
But, on a more philosophical note, I've become who I am now because I made that decision. A lot of bad things have happened because of it, but so did a lot of good things. And I'm stronger than I was before, in a lot of ways.
For me, it was the right choice in the end, I think. Because I've learned and experienced a lot. I can't say I would go back and do it again, but at the same time, I don't completely regret it.
I guess it boils down to deciding if you're willing to take a chance on something else. It won't necessarily be better, but you never know what you can miss out on if you don't take that risk.
On another note, I've been feeling kind of introspective since yesterday. Not depressed or anything; just ... thinking about roads not taken, I suppose.
Today I was asked a question that kind of touched on a similar topic, and I decided I wanted to keep what I'd ended up saying. Maybe it's because I'm still feeling introspective, but it feels like something I should keep in mind.
But, on a more philosophical note, I've become who I am now because I made that decision. A lot of bad things have happened because of it, but so did a lot of good things. And I'm stronger than I was before, in a lot of ways.
For me, it was the right choice in the end, I think. Because I've learned and experienced a lot. I can't say I would go back and do it again, but at the same time, I don't completely regret it.
I guess it boils down to deciding if you're willing to take a chance on something else. It won't necessarily be better, but you never know what you can miss out on if you don't take that risk.
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(Also, my POS phone decided that sending text messages is a thing it doesn't do anymore, so... if I don't answer, that's why. :/ I can still receive them, though.)
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(-Beats your phone for you- Thanks for the warning!)