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It has occureed to me that I update with the most inane shit.

I feel I should say more of the significant things.

I should talk about, I dunno, trauma or something.

But I live a mostly trauma-free life. I'm spoiled with my lack of life-altering trauma. There are trauma-ridden people out there with lives so full of pain I can't even imagine who probably hate me and my entire social demographic.

So I'll say something significant today.

I want to change the world before I die. In a big way. I don't know how.

Comments

[flickums.livejournal.com]

Start off small.

Afterall, Rosa Parks changed the world just by refusing to give up a seat on a bus.

So just do something little and watch the world change before your very eyes.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Afterall, Rosa Parks changed the world just by refusing to give up a seat on a bus.

Yeah. but I'm not racially oppressed. I am gender-oppressed, but nothing so obvious as seating arrangement.

thanks for the encouragement. :)

[flickums.livejournal.com]

Oppression still goes on though.

And there's plenty of different ways of standing up to it.

And different actions have different consequences.

Some are hastily forgotten.

Others change the world.

[momentsintime.livejournal.com]

easiest way to change the world, smile at people who need it, hug the sad and laugh with the happy, because sometimes this world is simply a single second of happiness in someone else's heart

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

oui, hugs are good. Did you read that one Spike ficlet... it was by ozfan I think, that was alla bout Spike and hugs? It was cute.

I do smile at strangers a lot. i make an effort, and most people smile back.

But that's not exactly waht I was talking about. I want to really really change the world, in a big way. Doing it with hugs and smiles is a romantic idea, but I'm more ambitious than that. I jsut don't know quite what I'm ambitious for.

That's ok though. I'm 19. Acoording to everyone I'm not supposed to know what I'm going to do with my life at 19.

[flickums.livejournal.com]

19?

Bloody hell, I thought you were older than that.

No offense.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

:g: Not offended at all. Kind of flattered. But then, people tend to assume that about me. And when you're on the internet, its so hard to judge, because you're only seeing a small part of the person's life, not the whole.

How old did you think I was?