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Emily Gray


Last Updated: 12/22/2009

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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 23
Sign: Scorpio

City: Branson
State: MISSOURI
Country: US
Signup Date: 9/8/2005

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Saturday, November 08, 2008 

Current mood:  validated

The question is....how is it that I can fix peoples problems all day long, and help them find their happiness, but yet mine is so far away? I call my self headstrong and driven. I know excatly what I want, and I know how to get it. I know why I am angry and unhappy at times. I know what will make me happy. I know what I want out of life, and I know how to get there. So why do I do the exact opposite? Why am I obligated to take on the weight of the world for other people so they do not have to carry it. Why do I feel guilty for doing something for myself?

I always wonder if my fasination with people and human behavior is a good or bad thing? Is it honnorable to make self sacrifices to make someone elses life eaiser? Would it be selfish to tell people to figure it out themselves, because I have something else to do! But I can't! I want too at times thou, sometimes I was to scream "WHAT ABOUT ME?!?!" But it would be pointless, because I would only go back to what I do best......putting other people first. I just wander if one day it will pay off, and hope that one day my life might actually make sense!!!

Leviathan
Jonah Butterbaugh

 
Hey!
You are a very empathic person, and that is very hard to find in this world. Your fascination with the inner workings of the human mind is a very good thing, it makes you innately find common ground with everyone. And that gives you and edge, believe it or not.
But just pick your battles, you cant save everyone. Just stay strong and keep your head up. Youre a fantastic person and you can do anything that you want! The world is your oyster. You can't have diamonds if you always settle for coal.

THE YES DANCE!
Peace be with you,
Jonah

 
Posted by Leviathan on Wednesday, August 05, 2009 - 10:05 PM
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