thoughts.

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Saturday, January 29, 2005
trying can be harmful.

people always say that there is no harm trying something. however trying can be harmful. well, it does vary from instances, but it is particularly dangerous when you can predict say a 80% negative response. therefore, whilst it is good to listen to others at times, do trust and believe in yourself. personal judgements can be far more accurate than you can imagine. well, i tried.

sarah. | 1:44 AM