I Should Be StudyingTo say one wants to change for the better is completely different from the actual act of changing for the better. I constantly say that I'm going to find God again and that I'm going to change my study habits to do better in school, but yet I haven't done anything to change these bad habits. Certainly people need time to correct everything, but at what point does saying you want to change actually leads to the process of changing. I'm writing about this because I'm currently observing or was observing someone whose been saying such things for a while and yet I see no difference. I see a step forward, but three steps back. It's always been in my nature to 1. help someone out or 2. not give a flying fuck. I think I'm starting to see things in the latter. With the amount of independence I've had and with all the life experience (though not so much yet not that little), I believe I have changed for the better in some sense. I need to learn from my mistakes and seriously learn from them. I let myself slip once too often to legitimately say I've changed for the better. So why not start now? Hours before my next midterm; perfect timing, I know. For once, I'm by myself - no need of emotional support. However, I find myself lonely, somewhat bored with the lack of attention? I don't know. I don't need anyone to complete me, but I'm bored that no one else has come along. Understandably, I'm slightly like baby tiny ounce crushing on someone but it's more of a.. i want him because i know i can't have it type of manner. I refuse to crush on a colleague, yet alone someone I'll be working with the next year. Sometimes I think I can't help but crush on people I'm not supposed to be with because it boxes me off from actually feeling happy or whatever feeling. I honestly don't know where I'm going with this. My mind's just screwy before my midterm. Oh well. |