Boring stuff first, 'cause that makes the exciting news more.... exciting.
XD That makes sense... "IT MAKES THE EXCITING NEWS MORE EXCITING!"
Suuuuure, Felina.
Sure.
Anyway...
Today started great, then tiredness hit me during lunch, and I was in an "eeeehhhhhhhh. Get away from me, peoplllllleeeee...." kind of mood (you see me flop to the floor like a seal wearing sunglasses). And THEN, after school during Newspaper, I got out of that mood, and I was like: YEEEEESSSSSS, PEOPLE, LET'S PARTAAAAAY!!!!!!!
I question if I'm not bipolar sometimes.
Actually, it could be because I'm on my period.....
Screw you, period. D: You deserve to die in a hole in the desert on an island in the middle of the sea with no food, water, or people.
Wait. I basically just told all the girls and women on Earth to die... including me.
My bad.
But seriously, periods need to die.... Not including people in their death.
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The human mind fascinates me, and I found this out when I was ten. Since then, I've read a little bit about why humans think like they do, why they do the things they do, and just plain, old how they think.
Seriously, this stuff is really interesting. I even understand the human mind enough to figure out why people do some things, without the help of the Internet.
For example: why do some people open up easier to people they just met rather than someone they've known for a long time?
Some people open up to acquaintances because those two people have had the same thing happen to them. Maybe both of those people had been abused by family, and one person finds out, so they just confront the other person and everything spills out.
Isn't it funny how when you start to say something, you just can't stop? I believe it's because you feel you need to get that something off your shoulders. It plagues your mind, and you get sick of that something. You've held it in for so long, and now... well, now, you need to get it out. Besides, you'll feel relieved by telling someone about that something.
Getting off track. Whoops... X3
Anyway, back to the question: why do some people open up easier to people they just met rather than someone they've known for a long time?
I believe that it's because if you think about telling something personal to someone you trust, someone you've known for a long time, your mind usually thinks that that person will judge you or look at you in disgust if you tell them that one personal thing. And even though you know they won't judge you, you still think that they will, and that's your fear thinking rather than you.
If you think about telling someone that you barely know (or even just met) that personal thing, that fear of being judged won't be as high because that person basically doesn't know anything about you. And if they do judge you about that personal thing, they might opt to insulting your appearance (not much of anything else, because, again, they don't know anything about you). Basically, the insults won't hurt as much as they would from someone you know better.
I know it's odd, but it's true.
The human mind certainly is a complex thing to dive into, but it sure is interesting. I definitely want to study about this in college and hopefully get a degree in it (it'd be a Psychology degree, right?).
Welp, onto the mildly exciting news. :3 I'm only saying "mildly", because it's probably less exciting for you guys, lol. XP
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THE EXCITING NEWS:
During Newspaper, the woman in charge of Newspaper said that my article was so good that it'd be on the FRONT COVER OF THE NEWSPAPER (AND THIS IS JUST MY FIRST ARTICLE EVER).
LIKE, YEEEESSSSSSSSS!!!!! :D WRITING GOALS, PEOPLE.
Quite honestly, I thought it'd be somewhere in the middle of the newspaper, not on the FRONT of it.
Dude.
Just yes. :D
YAS.
I'M SOH HAPPAY.
:D *makes a weird noise that cannot be written down*
I just farted.
Da flip.
Worst time to fart, Felina.
Just why....?