Sunday, February 7, 2010

day one

As far as the giving up social networking goes, it's mostly just an inconvenience. From checking my e-mail, I can see that people have commented on my last status linking them to this and saying I'll be off the FB for about five days. Seriously? A lot of good that's doing, seeing as I'm not going to be able to respond!
So I guess that's what's bothering me the most about Facebook. That and the ongoing drumline/WoW chat thing that I really need to post something to, but I can't. Also, I feel like if any plans are made to get together or something, they'll be on Facebook and I won't know. And they'll just get together anyway and be like "hmmm... wonder why Sarah isn't here...."

And, to be honest, there really hasn't been much of an opportunity to be honest. I mean, with no school, I don't have anything to lie about. Well, except...
Sebastian sent me a link to a demo track his band did. Must... be... honest...
I don't like it at all. I think it sucks. The singer is kinda out of tune and there's no connecting motive, I can't hear what they're saying. They have some kind of electronic keyboard part that is really simple and repetitive. And... What can I say to that? I just haven't e-mailed him back.

Which is not being honest. Of course this had to come up right when I decided to speak my mind. So I guess... I have to, don't I? I wonder how far not saying the whole truth delves into lying... I mean, there's a difference between being brutally honest with someone who you hate and someone that you like, right? Sometimes, lying can be good?
But I decided to be honest, so now I guess I have to. Maybe explaining my honesty pact would help? No. The damage would be done. Dammit.

Wish me luck.

1 comment:

  1. What a tricky situation you've gotten yourself into. I would probably give up on honesty at that point. Constructive criticism might get you through though.

    Luck!

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