Autumn Always Had A Winters Heart

It's interesting how easily we as a people are able to let go of people so easily. We've all had our share of failed friendships, relationships what have you. My segment for this post is generally the idea of distance between people. As much of a tool it is to be able to text it is often a crutch for people and sometimes a tool. I heard the other day this dude talking about how he liked this girl so he sent her a message to her Facebook inbox even though he had her number. We've become so acquainted with the idea of being able to send a message and not be so emotionally attached. The voice of reason seems to be you can say anything about yourself on Facebook, twitter and even text messages. Many people I've talked to have said they don't talk on the phone. Which irritates me. Honestly if your trying to plan something set it up over a phone call or in person. The time this generation grew up in revolves around social networks and technology. Being able to talk to somebody in person or over the phone allows for a harmonic melody of voices that you haven't heard ever or in a while. These artificial conversations lack emotion and the magnitude of what your trying to say. Like Will Smith said in "Hitch"... No woman wakes up thinking I hope I don't get swept off my feet. It's besides the point but you lose the ability to sell yourself as a person to a potential friendship, relationship or even a business venture. My point is to step outside the box of commonality and mediocrity and call somebody on the phone and amaze them with your conversation skills. Enjoy the company of each other. Even if its once a week or once in a while pick up that phone and call them. Set up a get together. Pull people in so deep they want to talk to you again because they enjoyed your conversation.

Shine Like The Universe Needs It!

Until Next Time I Wish You Peace, Love, Respect, and Happiness.