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Tuesday, August 21, 2007

is goodbye or sorry a harder word to say?

pertaining to my cogitated thoughts, i feel that sorry is just finding the right opportunity to speak and to state as a determination of fact, to verbalize our feelings whilst goodbye is more like a decision which requires a lot of determination, as well. in both circumstance, determination is mentioned.

well, me and xavier were questionin each other which one is harder to express and we both agreed on goodbye.
and if because of refusing to apologise, might cause a tragedy like goodbye is definately not a credit. your decision, your determination.

let me show you the world through my eyes; all you'll see is you.

11:05 AM


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