you stole a kiss and stole my heart
made me a fool right from the start
if i were you
i'd dare not speak
i'd run like hell
in hopes of seeing tomorrow
it's such a travesty
the way you say our love should be
its such a tragedy
think you can just break my heart and leave me
well, you better run
playing for fun...
Leave me undone.
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great...Unholy thoughts...Thinking of my FIRST girlfriend ever...i can't help it...Damn it damn it...
I'm pretty sure its the same her way.......................
We can't escape this :(
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
marijuana, stress and depression
So, during these past 4 months or so I have been feeling highly stressed and depressed. The reason for is probably because I'm overwhealmed about college. My degree, Engineering, isn't quite something you can just "pass" through.
So, I searched online for solutions for my depression/stress. Among all the other solutions I found, Marijuana was one of them.
As a very judgamental marijuana smoker, I believe that marijuana intake TEMPORARILY helps you. I'm not going to pretend that marijuana is this great medicine when it comes to this, because it's not. Depression is something that lingers, while mairjuana is simply a substance that will make you calm down for however long you're high for. Pot isn't that much of a big deal, gosh. I still think freely about things when I'm high, so what's the point?
I really think that weed is a substance that just reflects how you are. Plus, I can see how some experts say that depressed people may rely on marijuana too much. Wouldn't you if you had a "quick" sutil fix for your problem? But, unfortunately, marijuana is not the solution. The solution is getting out there and doing it. No matter whether you're high or not.
In summary, I believe people with depression and anxiety should smoke marijuana occasionaly but should not rely on it. Pot makes you relax if you WANT to relax, and in my case, my friend, i can tell you that I can't relax. I'm tense always, and smoking sometimes makes no difference, sometimes it does. It might be due to how I view smoking nowadays and the state of mind I'm in when I start to inhale, though.
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