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New Years Ramblings
Here is my diary entry from last night (early this morning) I was messed up when I wrote it, but it still makes sense.
I sit here wondering exactly what I want to do with my life. Not what I “should” do or “need” to do. I’m sick of living my life as “everyone” expects me to. I’m sick to death of it. Where has it gotten me?
It’s New Years Day 2:14am: a time for a new beginning. However cheesy it may sound, “today is the first day of the rest of my life.” This is the opportunity to start everything over. I may not be able to turn back the clock and fix my mistakes or better yet my errors, but I can learn from them and break this vicious cycle my life has become.
It is time to face my past, deal with it, accept it and let it go. The lesson I must learn at this point of my life is to just fucking LET GO! This is the day I take back my life. What have I got to lose? Misery? That’s all I have left… It may seem strange, but I will miss it. It has been one of the few constants in my life. I will have to overcome my fears of change and intimacy. I will break this cycle. My happiness is in my hands and my hands ONLY.
I can do it! I will do it… there is no other choice. (more…)
Is the American Government Really Winning their War on Drugs?
In the United States, more than 70 million people have tried marijuana, and millions of adults still consume it on a regular basis. About 140 million people –nearly 2.5% of the world’s population- smoke marijuana. Almost everyone has a friend, relative, neighbor, or co-worker who consumes marijuana. Because of the widespread economic and criminal justice ramifications of the illicit marijuana market and of Marijuana Prohibition, the marijuana phenomenon touches nearly everyone’s life. A “marijuana-free America” has proved to be an unrealistic goal. Therefore, we must ask ourselves, “Does Marijuana prohibition work?” Assuming the purpose of marijuana prohibition is to stop people from using marijuana, it has failed.
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