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Monday, August 31, 2009

it's so stupid how some people say 'i love you' to a person and not mean it. i mean if you don't mean it, why say it? why give hope to the other person when you're going to put them down few minutes later? i remember once in pe health when we were talking about relationships with anyone that the one who cares the least are always the one in control. why is that? it just seems so unfair to the other person. lol i don't know why thinking about this, maybe cs i was reading this article about it.

oh well, that's the end of my rambling for the day:) and kat? i'm sorry if i seemed a bit untalkative to you. i didnt mean to and if that made you pissed off, i'm really sorry. i love you:)