(Backdated post: February 2015, published 3 June 2015)

RANDOM RAMBLES WEEK #2:

rebound/temporary love: fastidiously collecting fragments of broken hearts and assuming the unspoken duty of reassembling them. restorative intent. a healing construct that benefits the pre-damaged subject whilst inflicting increasingly poisonous repercussions upon the host. self-inflicted, and very willingly so. perhaps some were simply made to fulfil and assist the happiness of others. all perfectly manoeuvred and constricted.

continual need to be preoccupied 24/7 - brain fails to rest. hyperactivity runs into overdrive. give me work, let me work

threading on eggshells,…

the extreme extents to which one is willing to go in order to dodge the wrath of and blame thrown by others are perhaps reflection of the degree by which the individual is affected by the other party. why is it the opinion of the other matters that much?

where is the defining moment in which you realise the one thing you want to do for the rest of your life?

"It's such a dangerous thing to fall in love with potential. Doing so - whether it's a person or an entity - is basically a fast track to getting your heart broken." - Kate Shindle

(Backdated post: February 2015, published 3 June 2015)

RANDOM RAMBLES WEEK #2:

rebound/temporary love: fastidiously collecting fragments of broken hearts and assuming the unspoken duty of reassembling them. restorative intent. a healing construct that benefits the pre-damaged subject whilst inflicting increasingly poisonous repercussions upon the host. self-inflicted, and very willingly so. perhaps some were simply made to fulfil and assist the happiness of others. all perfectly manoeuvred and constricted.

continual need to be preoccupied 24/7 - brain fails to rest. hyperactivity runs into overdrive. give me work, let me work

threading on eggshells,…

the extreme extents to which one is willing to go in order to dodge the wrath of and blame thrown by others are perhaps reflection of the degree by which the individual is affected by the other party. why is it the opinion of the other matters that much?

where is the defining moment in which you realise the one thing you want to do for the rest of your life?

"It's such a dangerous thing to fall in love with potential. Doing so - whether it's a person or an entity - is basically a fast track to getting your heart broken." - Kate Shindle