I'm incredibly tired, but I as I was walking home I had the following revelation, and need to write it down before I forget. Not because it's super-profound...it totally isn't; I just want to remember that I thought this.
My whole life I've had difficulty committing to any one thing. I've never had a favorite food or a favorite color; I have endless trouble deciding what to eat at a restaurant with 15 items on the menu (read: don't even try to take me to a diner with 15,000. Danger.); as a child I was always afraid of committing my opinion about a certain book or movie. I like to leave room for change. I know my mind is going to change, so I don't like to say I feel one way or another about any certain topic indefinitely. Well, sometimes I really do haha, but in general. I will never tell you I'm a vegetarian, although I don't eat meat. Because I even occasionally do that.
So what is it? Why don't I like asserting my opinion about these things?
Here's what I think: I think I'm afraid of being wrong or mistaken or idiotic when I later change my mind.
In relationships, well, there's a reason I've only ever had one. I don't like the way I become when I'm in a relationship. I'm not fun, easy-going Amanda anymore. I'm crazy, psychotic Amanda that I don't like and would totally never hang out with. I'm much better at having sex/being 'friends'/flirting/acting like a general idiot with guys. I know there are many who think I'm an idiot for thinking these things - that I'm missing so much romance and loooove. What I have to say to that is that I have a hell of a lot more fun my way and it's just not as ridiculously melodramatic. I only accept melodrama if it comes with a lot of drugs and a lot of trouble across the board. That almost sounds like it doesn't make sense, but it does - trust me.
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