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Friday, December 5, 2008

It just gets very sian when some people just turn out very disappointing.
Its like all of a sudden, you don't know them at all.
Things are not how it used to be.
They are not how they used to be.

And it just gets very sad and upsetting. Or maybe its just a cancerian thing to get very upset and shaken over such crap. Luckily I made that phone call. Yeah, my friend's right.

People are like that. And it's better to see through them earlier than later.
Although it still feels lousy to see a friendship end up this way, but what to do. They're like that.
At least then you know when you need to be wary.
Ok I feel better now.


and there she goes chasing her fairytales, 01:58