Sunday, April 18, 2010

Walking Contradiction

I think people deserve to keep what they make, and that our government has overreaching, greedy, and inefficient hands. I also hate when people take more than they deserve, and think that being against public health care is akin to saying you despise saving lives.

I wish people would be open about how they feel, and I think communicating up front and being brutally honest is one of the most enviable qualities. I often expect people to read my eyes and know just what to say, and can never be straight about how I feel.

I like to think of myself as a principled person, and think that only the strongest individuals can view the world in black and white, good and evil. I've always wanted to be a criminal, and I cannot bring myself to condemn thieves or organized crime.

I am not at all comfortable saying that God is real. If anyone ever claims that he is not, or knocks Catholicism, I become extremely defensive.

I tend to feel that true meaning lay in community. I cherish my personal freedoms and do not feel capable of connecting completely with anyone at all.

I do not like sexism, and hate when people behave in sexist ways. My favorite characters in any piece of art are always male, and I cannot imagine myself having kids that are not sons.

I do not think feelings or religion should be worn on the sleeve. I'm proud of my heritage, and I'm writing this journal.

I love nature and lying on the ground. I absolutely despise mud.

I believe adamantly that too strong of belief is a fault.

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