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Monday, September 14, 2009

Hey y'all.

Firstly, what is trust? Is it a quality?
Or is it YET another screwed up word that the frick'in (Something to "WAHAO" at) dictionary made? (I love using the dictionary as a scapegoat for my frustration) Anyway, I have learnt from all tons of teachers in my life that once the trust between two people is broken apart, it would take millions
& millions of little things that build up this "trust" to be able to come back together again. Some might say that the trust between close friends and families are strong and firm, never falling apart. But there certainly are times when this "trust" might be used against you. Watch behind your back!

Secondly, insecurity.
Insecurity, sucks. :D

Visuals in next blog post :D

Yours Truly,
Ben

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