Grounded In Reality or High In Outer Space? Part Two.
Greetings and welcome to Part Two of my minor study on human beings.
Yesterday it was about the MTV generation, today, it's about the passionate ones. Overall, I find them very fun to talk with and the 'click' of friendship is definately there. I guess I am in a way, a passionate one. What is life without passion anyways? It's interesting to see how their eyes light up or their mouth loosen at a topic that they love. Be it film, arts or hell, pornography. They could go on and on about the subject or at least sell their story to a person. That's fine. However, with passion comes "Crimes Of Passion".
That, is terribly deadly and leads to some heated arguements. I've seen people who are so obssessed with things that it clouds their judgement and something or someone will become the target of their frustration. Of course, other outside factors also play a role in this but in the end, it is their own passion that burns them. Some die. Yes, I'm thinking that today's post is getting a bit dramatic, but I'm in a mood for drama.
Passion comes in many forms, friendship, hopes, career, love, etc. I've seen almost all the extreme forms of passions in my short stay of Earth. Who knows what else will I see later in the future. I've seen people get worked up at how their best friend had turned from a funny fast-talking sarcastic mofo into a whipped and rather reserved dude. They feel that it's their responsibility to help him/her to open him/her eyes. It is, any good friend would definately do that. However, like many things, there are lines or boundaries that should not be crossed. I've overstepped my boundaries one too many times in the past and regretted doing so many times.
Well, I'm suddenly losing my train of thought so I'll just say one last sentence,
"People love leaning to one side of the spectrum as it keeps them... hardcore in someways BUT nothing beats chilling out and having a nice cold drink while seeing the world go by."
The End.
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