Monday, March 06, 2006

Think

Think about everything.

Now, ask yourself this:

Was it really worth it?
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9 comments:

  1. Brian Farrey7:05 pm

    Is "yes and no" a valid answer?

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  2. Alan Fisher8:14 pm

    i did think about everything but it didn't take me very long.

    And no, it wasn't worth it.

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  3. Minge9:20 pm

    Yes and no is a valid answer.

    "It wasn't worth it" seems quite popular.

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  4. Dan9:58 pm

    I could go very in depth here. Thinking back on *everything* I've done, seen, heard and been through. Sure, there are a lot of things I've hated, a lot of things I wish I could do differently, and more things than I can mention that I wish turned out differently.

    Was it worth it, though? People say "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" but I can't say I agree with that 100%. Everything I've been through has made me who I am today - I like to think I am friendly, kind, well adjusted and a pretty good person - all things considered. I can look back over my life and pinpoint moments that would have changed my life *completely*.

    So, as much shit as I've been through, I would say yes, it WAS worth it. I just wish the road wasn't quite so bumpy :)

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  5. gab11:42 pm

    no

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  6. Alan Fisher12:23 am

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  7. Minge12:54 pm

    Depth is good, really.

    Could what doesn't kill you make you weaker?

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  8. Dan2:35 pm

    It could make you weaker I suppose - but you would have learned from it either way. And knowledge is power, apparently.

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  9. Minge2:31 pm

    I still don't know if it's worth it. Is it as black and white or as cut and dried as that?

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