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24 October 09

Haven’t posted in a while.

For a little while I was addicted to this whole Tumblr thing. Not sure what happened, but I’ve been hesitant to blog, for fear I had nothing to blog about. Then I realized, how often does anyone have anything of any real importance to blog about anyway? Well probably the answer is, often. I don’t know what I’m going on about, but I like to ramble.

If you ever read my journal, which I write in a few times a year, you would see that all I really do is ramble and follow random thoughts as far as I possibly can. It’s entertaining to read though, I have some great entries from when I was 14/15. If any of you readers are at that age, you should write some stuff down. It’s funny and almost enlightening to read 10 years later. Mostly I was just angry at that age, I think because my brother was in and out of hospital and I had to move to this strange place on the other side of the Pacific. I was told by my friend Fievel that there were no cats in America, imagine my disappointment. Also, I’m pretty sure growing up just sucks, no matter who you are. Am I right or am I right?

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  1. skaseyl answered: Yes, growing up sucks! Especially with all the stress of college.
  2. hilgrace answered: You are most definitely right sir!
  3. iamzeee answered: You are so fucking correct. Everything changes and nothings ever the same.
  4. itslustxnotlovejessica answered: growing up for sure sucks, I’m going through that anxiety of realizing I need to start being an adult………I want to be a kid again.
  5. marystevens answered: you are extremely correct in that statement. i would love to be a child again. i feel like children are so innocent, and have no worries.
  6. sheilawesome answered: CORRECT.
  7. wasurenai answered: yes, you’re right.
  8. rocknrollcheerleader answered: I’m fucking 17 but touche
  9. livelovelaughmusic answered: and the streets arent filled with cheese
  10. elizagallagher answered: you are soooo right!
  11. fiddles answered: i dont think it sucks, it can be difficult sometimes, but not sucky
  12. melaniereigh answered: wayyyyy toooo right
  13. xthelonelyroadx answered: right. plain and simple, it sucks.
  14. jessr answered: you’re correct, sir.
  15. andyhorst answered: I am right.
  16. abeautifullittlefool answered: I’m 16. Believe me, you’re right.
  17. coolerthanlavalamps answered: definately
  18. carlyann answered: I like the part about growing up that involved freedom. But I’m 3/4 Peter Pan so mostly I just wish it wouldn’t happen.
  19. wtftasha answered: you’re certainly right. it definitely does.
  20. reactionary answered: it does. i still remember how you wrote about growing up on our worlds divorce and i relate to it, every day.
  21. heybabester answered: I’m much younger than you, that doesn’t give me any hope. :’( Hopeless.
  22. lilthezombie answered: You are the first right. But its like what you call life. when you were a kid you must once have this eager feeling to wanna grow up. fast!
  23. allicansee answered: right
  24. softsparks answered: you are right. especially when some of us are unlucky and stuck with dysfunctional parents.
  25. likelikelove answered: completely and entirley right
  26. shellylynn reblogged this from danyoungblog
  27. augustedigsit answered: i believe you are totally correct. because parental guardians control your everything. i wish neverland was real, peter pan got my hopes up.
  28. meganmillan answered: correct
  29. bvrt answered: uhm yes. growing up does suck. a whooooole lot. :[
  30. jenniferdm reblogged this from danyoungblog
  31. lostonthedancefloor answered: Growing up does suck dan. It really, really does. :( !
  32. brittequalslove answered: You’re right. I promise.
  33. elainacaniparoli answered: Growing up does suck. I just turned 18 & as excited as I am, I find myself thinking “Wasn’t I just like 13 the other day?” Time goes too fast
  34. tralalalicia answered: It does, but I’m sure we’ll all look back someday and say that it was all worth it.
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