Sunday, April 01, 2007

Repair, Reprive, Return

If I were to say that I am uneffected by this experience then I surely would have to lie. But notwithstanding the pain and the overall resentment I feel I am happy to have learned a lesson. Until recent events occured I believed that most everyone was worthy of trust. I have learned. Not everyone is as innocent as they seem. While I still think people in general are inherently good I know that they must earn trust. A fault of mine which I do not wish to correct is that my good opinion once lost is lost forever. I feel as though many more people would not have lost that good opinion if I had not been so quick to bestowe it upon them. there are a few of you who would not be able to loose that opinion if you tried. I know you too well. But I think for now my best bet is to cover my feelings for other people until Im positive that the possible rebuke is not likely. I know this seems "hermit like" but I would rather be a happy hermit than a sad fool. somewhere in my mind I know that these feelings will fade and I will find someone new I cant live without. I do appriciate the message board that my blog comment box has become though. quite amusing to see the conversation progress one comment at a time. And Julia... I would love to hang out while Im up in Rhode Island. Of course we will have to go to one of the yankee/ sox games so you can see the error of your ways. And so I can boo incesantly at the sox and get kicked out. that will be a blast. do you think I'll get mugged if I wear my Jersy and hat to a Soxs game even if the Yankees aren't playing?

2 Comments:

Blogger Toners said...

Ah Mr. Darcy... haven't you learned the error is letting an opinion be lost so quickly? Perhaps if it were an err on ones part, and forgiveness was the correct course of action, but your pride were to get into the way? Life, I'm afraid, is about hurting and sorrow, but its also about loving and joy. How could joy be so wonderful, if you never had the sting of hurt to compare it to?

Just a thought.

11:58 AM  
Blogger End User said...

this is true indeed "How could joy be so wonderful, if you never had the sting of hurt to compare it to?" however I am so taken back by the whole horrid experience that Im just not sure that I will find a joy to equal the pain.

1:54 PM  

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