Have you ever woken up one morning and realised that you are not the 'you' that you once were. Or that you once aspired to be?
To think that you spent, what about say 16 years trying to be someone. Then you wake up and somewhere between 16 and 17 you changed. You started to actually talk to people. Maybe even trust them. To think that after how many years of trying to keep people out, you wake up and realise that you might not have succeeded as well as you hoped.
And even if you did let people in and trusted them, what's to say that they don't one day turn around and abuse that trust. Well people have been doing that for centuries, but what if this one time it was unforgiveable?
And why do people have such an obsession with trying to get to know other people. Isn't it enough to have someone to talk to. As oppossed to just thinking about stuff. Randomly letting your self get lost in your thoughts. Thinking too much is probably the way most new technology was invented.
And when we do think we know someone, do we really know them? Or are we simply thinking we know them because that's the side of them that they have chosen us to get to know.
And then when you meet some of their other friends they do this whole split personality thing. Where they try to be the same person that both people know. Say a party person and a freak at the same time. Split personality. They try to ba the same person thet they know each person knows.
'...and then there's that big awkward silence...' shrek
now he was a wise guy. he was an ogre to everybody. Well he was an ogre with a nice heart. nobody knew it though because he isolated himself away from them. No split personality. he appeared the same to every one and no one cared cbecause no one liked him except for the Donkey until the end with the ridiculous wedding and lovey dovey finish
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