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my name is kirsten. i don't use this nearly as much as i used to and should.
some www's: flickr formspring tumblr
this mainly consists of pictures which i do not claim as mine, and writing that i do write myself..
some haphazard goals:
[x] catcher and the rye [] eat pray love [] never let me go [x] diary [] you know where to find me ~~~~~ [x] finish my black and white wall [] straight As [] high honors [] buy a snake [x] start working again [] cut my hair short
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"being happy doesn't mean that everything is perfect. it just means you've decided to live life; despite its imperfections."
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| "Except I hate to see you cry And I need you But there are things I cannot do And I love you" 
It's the bridesmaids preparing you for the crowd because you can't calm yourself down on your own. The father leading you down the aisle because you can't walk to the front alone. The mom in the front row holding onto your realistic goals because you can't make them yourself.
This is tradition. This is all I've learned.

And then, of course,
It's the man waiting for you at the end of this journey because somehow you lost your happiness somewhere between dependence and love.
But where does it end; when do you claim yourself a person again?

If it goes down the hole once, we learn the first time. We build our own houses and treat ourselves with self-therapy--whatever materialistic thing happens to fill that empty slot. And this time, the years are spent inversing all the old. You get yourself up. You get yourself going. You make yourself happy.
That's what happened. That's what I've learned.

But these things become exceptions if it happens again. Or even, again.
Things change if it happens again. You aren't in charge this time. I can't tell you who is because the obvious answer is refuted, but it's not a pretty thing.
It's not a pretty thing what we do to others and ourselves. We're not pretty people. It's not a pretty world.
So what can you do?
Repeat the cycle you taught yourself, or go along with the tradition you were taught?

What I'm trying to say is that, you don't have a choice. It's your choice.
But I can't help saying: Know what you deserve. Know what you deserve. Know what you deserve. Know what you deserve. Know what you deserve. Know what you deserve. Know what you deserve.
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| Defining ourselves by numbers. 1034, 60, 18, 3, 34.
Just things you keep hidden in the back of your mind, the dial turning continuously without your say.

Well, I didn't ask for this sort of game. What are the odds, or is it evens now? What did you land on this time?

Questions I ask but don't want to know the answers to. These scripts stuck in my head as if it were a happy event. I can't remember what it felt like.
For very short periods of time, we're all happy in harmony. But harmonies are so rare. And happiness even more uncommon.

There is no way to respond to this number, increasing and decreasing before you get the chance to talk. We both know this is a joke...but neither of us are willing to laugh. Not yet.
You didn't prepare me for this. Why are you thanking me? | | |
| It wasn't words that mattered, rather. it was the look on your face when you said them. Back when confrontation was a real, tangible thing. Tangible. What does that even mean anymore? Who ever really feels anything?

I know we've essentially butchered each other into a war of who is right and who is wrong, but I'm just trying to understand. Why none of this ever makes sense to you. Why you don't appreciate the things I take pride in. Why you jump to conclusions that hurt not only you but me.
And you're doing it to yourself. But we've created this hopeful thread, intertwining our relations. Our emotions are connected, and whenever you feel it, the cable between us makes sure I do, too.

But I'd be lying to not blame myself; I thought strangers could do this. I thought... I thought way too many things that were torn by the scissors you cut them with.

"You know I told you once tonight That you could always speak your mind You work so hard to say what's right I watch you do it all the time And when I called you on the phone You said that I could be the one But here I'm standing all alone And you're out lying in the sun
Tell me am I getting in to deep Every night I'm talking in my sleep Maybe we just holding on To something that'll soon become Could you be the one I'm thinking of? Could you be the girl I really love? All the people tell me so But what do all the people know"
I couldn't help but wonder.

Why is yellow my favorite colour.. Why do I know I don't deserve this. It's not you--it's me. | | |
| I've spent a good amount of time reading the mirror's poetic scripts. Deciphering verses that were meant, incomprehensively blinded of the majority.
I have always refused to believe that it could get better. There are fingerprints and smudges from old formal events, but it couldn't be better.

The way things are will always be spun around to the way you want them, and if you try hard enough, you might even go up and beyond.
But the fingerprints are always being brought up. You can't repress the urges. | | |
| People don't appreciate me like they used to, for things I was rather than things they created for me to be. Maybe I'm better off masked, pushed into a closet of fake boots and off-brand clothes.
Here are some things I've forgotten.

Isn’t it ironic how you’ve labeled your head with the two words I would have discluded. Emotionally mature. Intellectually mature. How you like Christmas and home sweet home but you seem intolerant of snow. But that’s what it always comes down to, your cold hearted imprints and misfit judgments. You wear your skin like no one else has any. Have you ever thought to take a look at someone else for once? Maybe mirrors were made just to push my buttons or maybe you were made just to give mirrors a meaning. Either way, you’re staring back at an empty mass. You’ve been eaten alive by yourself, hasn’t anybody told you? You’re a figment of someone else’s imagination, a fake reflection of beauty intertwined with a mouth meant to discrete. If you could see what I see, you’d see a meaningless pair of lost eyes. Just emotionally immature eyes.. Intellectual immaturity.


Written in my book, I’m sure one day you’ll acknowledge the wear of the pages. Waiting on an answer filled with the bitterness I gave you. Leading you straight to the hole where all things sacred are kept. Within it, faint scars and distorted footprints. Uncomfortable moans and misplaced tears.
Written in my book, You’re written in my book. You’re driving me crazy, everywhere I go.


And if you’re ever laying in the sheets, i hope that stupid american flag reflects my face, because the picture on her ceiling was our most recent regret. She’s holding onto something she doesn’t even understand.
If you don’t get it, you better figure it out soon. Because I’m not going to sit here and watch you catch your own karma.



Where were you when we were together, because you said one day i'd have my way. | | |
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