A Little About Me

I just started this blog a couple of days ago, and I jumped right into the depth of blogging..I forgot to mention a bit about me..

Greetings fellow bloggers.Let's start with my screen name. I shall not mention  my real name, maybe later in my blogging experience but I shall explain my screen name. TheHumanProzac has a significant meaning to me. I have managed to save a lot of my friends from simple things such as sadness and more complex things, such as suicide. One of my friends once said that the happiness I can cause to emerge in a person is stronger than any drug she had ever taken for depression. Thus, subjectively, I am The Human Prozac. As far as age, I won't disclaim that either quite yet, but I am told that I possess wisdom well beyond my years. I live in a slushee cup..burr. Just one last thing before I close, the point of my blog posts may not be strongly supported, I'm just trying to express myself. :)

The Importance of Expression

Recently, one of my best friends attempted suicide. He has time and time before, but this time was different. I was almost positive this was the end of him. But, it's amazing what you can do if you take the time to express your true feelings for an individual. Never had I ever been so scared in my life. So, I decided to remain strong, I knew he needed me. As he sent me his last goodbyes, I begged him to wait. I told him everything I had never gotten to say. Amazing what one can realize they miss. Every single text I sent was a description of his importance to me. It's true what they say, you don't know what you have until it's gone, or close to it anyway. He never knew how important he was to me, nor anyone else. Talking about it the next day, he claims that I saved his life. So, please, say what you need to say. Never regret pouring your heart out to anyone who you can't live without. <3

Quitting Facebook

I recently deactivated my account on the popular website Facebook.com because I realized something. Most people claim that Facebook is too much drama. I beg to differ. My reasons for leaving are similar in a way, but very different in others. I realized that Facebook, if used too often or as much as I did, creates more time in your life to compromise the relationships that you possess with friends, significant others and loved ones. It gives you much more time to make mistakes which others can view as inexcusable. I understand that Facebook was designed to keep in touch, but is there such thing as keeping too in touch? Too many hours spent talking to one another, too much time to find the differences. Too much time to see the flaws and eventually grow to dislike one another. We spend too much time absorbed in each other's social lives that we have lost touch on a personal level, wouldn't you agree? It's about time to bring back the feel of socialization the way it was meant to be. Personal, face to face, loving and truly enjoying one another.