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Sydlit....we are friends. You aren't supposed to beat your friends.
I am victorious
I am victorious
(Actually, I thought your name was shiney, but Victorious is nice, too.)
So. You say we're friends, my heart wants to leap for joy,
but the skeptic in me is a bit..........skeptical.
Are we friends? Prove it. .....Marry me.
.....Yah. ....... Right. ......... That's what I thought.
Broken-hearted again.
I lost a friend, but gained a win.....
Hardly a consolation, but what choice do I have?
It sounds a lot better, I am a winner, rather than I am a loser, but then again if you lose something to gain a friend, surely that is worth it.
I was talking yesterday and I was reminded that I am a failure at doing things exactly right, by other peoples measures.
But then it was said I was a loser.
It is funny how being a loser implies someone else has won, which is not the same as being a winner, because being a winner can be singular, ie you gain something but at nobodies elses loss. Our culture wants to imply that losing is bad, when actually taking part is a good thing, and you can be a winner just by participating.
But hey, today, now I am a WINNEEEEEEER
I was talking yesterday and I was reminded that I am a failure at doing things exactly right, by other peoples measures.
But then it was said I was a loser.
It is funny how being a loser implies someone else has won, which is not the same as being a winner, because being a winner can be singular, ie you gain something but at nobodies elses loss. Our culture wants to imply that losing is bad, when actually taking part is a good thing, and you can be a winner just by participating.
But hey, today, now I am a WINNEEEEEEER
