Seductive Melancholy (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} chammy) wrote in dyslexiamania, |
I've always struggled in a world mixed with the confusions of idealism and realism. This entry made it much more clear to me of which is which. Thanks.
It also goes to show how most people result to taking the loophole path to convenience, despite their good intentions. It seems that convenience is now the key to success, even if it means certain sacrifices. I too have succumbed to that kind of circumstance, and only realized how stupid it was for me to put myself in that position.
I think it has already blended into our culture as normal, to a point where we can't see that what we're doing is actually wrong. It's a sad reality, but at the same time, it's actually what humans do best...to try to survive or to defend themselves in order to avoid getting hurt.
It also goes to show how most people result to taking the loophole path to convenience, despite their good intentions. It seems that convenience is now the key to success, even if it means certain sacrifices. I too have succumbed to that kind of circumstance, and only realized how stupid it was for me to put myself in that position.
I think it has already blended into our culture as normal, to a point where we can't see that what we're doing is actually wrong. It's a sad reality, but at the same time, it's actually what humans do best...to try to survive or to defend themselves in order to avoid getting hurt.
