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Sasha
11 April 2009 @ 01:47 pm

Who do you think it is easier to talk about your problems with: your friends, your family, or strangers?


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It's funny, I think that changes for me all the time. When I was around 12 years old, I'd definitely say strangers. I remember that my class was on a trip and that we were camping, and that I was in a really bad place around that time. For some reason, though, I could absolutely not talk about it to my friends, so I distanced myself from everyone and sat and watched swans or something, and this girl who I'd actually hit because she was an asshole to Tiril came over and talked to me. I was reluctant at first, but suddenly I burst and everything came spilling out.

Around now, I'd say friends. I guess it comes with the age, and that I'm at such a stage right now that it's sort of awkward to talk about the things I might have problems with. I can't say for sure, though, because I'm blessed with a mom who's really open about next to everything and we've got a relationship based on talking.

Anyhoooo. I was actually supposed to go to Stockholm on Thursday 9th, but my sister wanted to take a friend and it wasn't really that much of a big deal for me. Sure, seeing it would be cool but tbh I prefer to just lounge around at home alone. I'm just about never home alone, and it's just so nice.

I haven't really been alone, though. From Thursday to Friday, [info]arienettez slept over. We were up wayyy too late, fell asleep around 4:30 or something. Jeez Louise. And what's worse is that we spent the whole damned day watching Disney Channel and we ate a ton of food. I didn't even dress properly.

From yesterday 'till today [info]bohylle slept over. We went and saw Watchmen, which tickled my nerd-fancy very much although I like the comic better. Something I realized about the genius of the book/movie is that you end up liking all the characters (at least that's for me). The portrayal of the different characters was really great, though, especially Nite Owl 2, Rorschach and Dr. Manhattan. What's up with Rorschach's voice, though? The Dark Knight flashback much. We (well, mostly me. [info]bokhylle drowzed through parts of it) also saw Hancock when we got back home, which was a pleasantly surprising movie; I had not expectations, so I ended up liking it. And then, just when I decided I should get some sleep (around 4 o'clock heeeeeh), this Heath Ledger movie comes on and I was very compelled but I couldn't keep it going so I wrote down the name, and now it's on my "Must see sometime"-list.

Today I'm going to my aunt's place and sleep over there, which I'm really excited about. I grew up with that aunt and her son is like my brother, but I haven't really seen them that much lately because of school. So yeahhh, it's gonna be nice. And Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is airing on TV today and it smells like summer and I still have two days off with this one, so I'm pretty content in my little bubble.

Ohohoh and look at the prettyful Stephen King icon that [info]giddytron made in her grapichs comm [info]tronicons ♥ *pimp*
 
 
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