It seems like the harder I try the harder I fall.
I was thinking the other day about how many judgements I make about people just based off of what I see and I think Helen Keller is on my mind. Anyway, I had this....I don't know....simple epiphany. Blind people can't be superficial, in the typical sense. Not that I want to be blind; I value sight and love looking at people and the world. I just mean that they really have to love people for who they are. They don't have this bias of superficiality. And, blind people would most certainly have a better understanding of their own natures, I would think. Their confidence would come completely from who they are, what they think, know, love. None of this silly face-value business. I'm just so fed up with being worried about appearances. So overrated.
I can't stop listening to Bon Iver, "Re: Stacks." Makes my heart hurt. I guess I'm a sucker for punishment.
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