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People can be so unbelievably nice and I just get swept away in a world of pure fluffy imagination. I know everyone has a dark side, or undesirable traits, a past, all that but. When the good feels come along, I just get so blinded and it's like that's all I can feel or think about. Then other times all I can possibly see are the bad parts of people, the projected dark side of them, the evil within us all. I don't think it's so much black and white thinking as it is waves of back and forth between looking at and for the good and bad in us all. Feeling good and making others feel good is awesome, and I'd really like more of that. But sometimes I do feel bad and make others feel bad, which makes me feel both. I don't know. I want to believe in the good in it all in the end anyway.
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bad happens inside good
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Well, yes I guess. But still though. Right?
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