Have you ever felt a cold chill running through your body when looking into the darkness?
Have you ever felt someone's eyes on you while in the forest at night?
U ever felt alone?
It all starts by that little thought we assume to be insignificant: I'll do this by myself. I'll try and I'll live with the consequences. What we don't realize is that the consequences to our actions can be bigger than ourselves--even harming other people and hurting us in a way we did not know we could deal with. And then it comes down to us saying things like, "If only I had known that it would come down to this, I would have never made such a poor choice" or "Why did nobody tell me. [sic]" And in the end, if you think about it, the warning signs were everywhere; but you were probably too blind to see them. The question is, then, how did you become so blind as to not listen to people's good advises [sic]? Why the fuck could you not see the danger ahead, as obvious as it appeared, now that you think about it?
Have you ever felt someone's eyes on you while in the forest at night?
U ever felt alone?
It all starts by that little thought we assume to be insignificant: I'll do this by myself. I'll try and I'll live with the consequences. What we don't realize is that the consequences to our actions can be bigger than ourselves--even harming other people and hurting us in a way we did not know we could deal with. And then it comes down to us saying things like, "If only I had known that it would come down to this, I would have never made such a poor choice" or "Why did nobody tell me. [sic]" And in the end, if you think about it, the warning signs were everywhere; but you were probably too blind to see them. The question is, then, how did you become so blind as to not listen to people's good advises [sic]? Why the fuck could you not see the danger ahead, as obvious as it appeared, now that you think about it?
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