* People (in public) seem awfully stand-offish when they're doing their thing. So certain that what they're doing is what needs to be done, or that it's what's best for them. Do they ever think that if they dropped the act for a change there'd be more chance for their world to be flaired up a bit? What if that's exactly what they're avoiding?
* How do you have a good time around a person who's sole operation of existing is cynicism? You're there to suggest what's on the horizon, while he's there to declare that surely it's nothing worthwhile.
You're tossing stones at yourself before anything even starts, and of course your unhappy. The worst part of it all is that you don't even care that you're unhappy. What if I become like that?
* Some people won't hesitate to call you out when you talk about something you clearly don't have a firm grasp on. Are they so strident to show you up - To show you what they know? Is it their ego, or is it the misinterpretation that they think it's yours? And what is it that sets them so differently from the stark contrast of the others who admire your exploratory nature?
It must be something small, because it's something I have yet to find despite being conscious of the two completely different shades of attitude for a while now. The chaos of it all is reflected well in this, I think, in how something so small can strike a difference so vast.