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Cindy Sherman from The Daily Beast’s The Daily Pic.
Isn’t is charming that one may be completely smitten with thoughts of someone else, but there is no guarantee that your object of affection will be likely to reciprocate?
Is this why we keep pursuing something that may or may not happen? The thrill of the chase is the topic of so many epic love stories and poems and songs and films, but what does it really mean?
Is it in our human condition to keep going after something despite the outcome, or do we keep doing it because we are just conditioned to accept that trial and error is a natural part of finding what we want to find?
What about the loves that surprise you, that you aren’t sure you have the faith and the courage to go after, do we try and fake the system and persuade ourselves that maybe this is the one in six billion that we have been waiting for?
Not sure.
You are so special though.
I feel closer to God when I am with you.
Houston judge Lanny Moriarty • On his decision to sentence a 17-year-old honor student, who (since her parents divorced and both skipped town) has had to work both a full and a part time job just to support two siblings, to spend a day in jail, after she missed school recently. Diane Tran, who also takes dual-credit college-level courses, says that she’s often so tired that she finds it difficult to wake up for school. But that didn’t sway Moriarty, who chose to make an example of Tran. If you think this sucks, we direct you to this Change.org petition. (via shortformblog)
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