Spin

Spin

Last night, I listened to the whole of Darren Hayes' Spin. Listening to it, I remembered why it was the soundtrack of my life for four years at MUIC. ("If the going got worse and the worse got rough and days became endless and hard and tough, I'd be good enough." The mantra of my university life!)  I used to listen to it every single night, practically, but now at home, where there's other stuff to do, I hardly ever. It makes me think of friendship and relationships and life in general. Everything takes effort - even a favorite album, that helped you through heartbreak and crisis, has to be listened to every so often to help you remember why it was your favorite in the first place. Friends need to stay in touch and relationships need to move forward, otherwise, they lay around collecting dust and eventually, will be destroyed.
But, are there some relationships that aren't worth salvaging? Are there some people who you thought you wanted in your life, only to realize that it was a drain on your physical and mental resources? Maybe it's just me, maybe because I'm a moron sometimes. There are some people who just made a beeline for my life and I didn't have the heart to give them the boot, even though I should have. Then there are other people I dismissed out of hand, kicked out of my life before I realized how compatible we were. I guess I'll never know...:(


Final thought: Better than best would be simply to be good enough. Good Enough, Darren Hayes' Spin



posted by: irishred (reply)
post date: 03.21.05 (6:43 pm)

I have learned one thing....with people who you are compatible with....its worth the time and effort. Giving up on them means you'll never know what could have been.....

Wow. I was serious for two whole sentences.



posted by: SupremeAnna (reply)
post date: 03.22.05 (4:27 am)

Reply to: irishred
thanks for your advice...and you were serious for *4* whole sentences



posted by: Zippkitty (reply)
post date: 03.22.05 (6:49 am)

Its hard to know when to cut ties with someone who drains you... at least for me. part of me thinks okay im done... but then the other part thinks "well look at all this work we've put in! look at how much we have done and overcome!" life be so much easier if people advertised their intentions ahead of time!



posted by: newbie (reply)
post date: 03.22.05 (9:25 pm)

Reply to: Zippkitty
yes! i champion the use of intention billboards...or tattoos...

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