I just don't know who to trust anymore.
I'm just afraid of giving out my full trust to people and fucked up again. I've been stupid and blind enough to give it to them and in the end I paid the price. I just don't think I can get close to people like I used to. I know we all have to take chances in our life... but at the moment... I just don't know. It's very complicated and I just have thinking about it.
I'm afraid of going into another relationship with someone; because I know I'll end up at square one again. I don't know if that person is cheating on me behind my back. I don't know if they really love me. I don't know if they respect me for who I am. I don't know if they'll get bored of me. It's these kind of things that make me afraid of being with someone.
I hate going to bed alone. I just want someone who will always love me. Someone who I can grow old with. Someone I can always laugh and cry with. Someone I can turn to cry on their shoulder. Someone who will protect me. Someone who will accept and respect me for who I am. Someone to cuddle with during the night. Someone to make me part of their world.
I hope someone can prove me wrong. I just don't know what to expect anymore. I don't know what to believe in. I just don't know who I can trust these days.
I guess with this generation I'll never know.
Jordan.A
Thursday, 5 June 2008
Sunday, 25 May 2008
THE WINNER IS
I'm really disappointed with the results; the voting is all political. It's no longer a music contest... it's a neighbour contest. There were so many great songs + performances with actual vocal talent and Russia winning was a total joke. Dima Bilan cannot even sing in English; the performance was cheap and tacky and a cheat by adding a famous european ice skater. I'm so angry and disappointed with the results. It's just not fair. I've realized how bad the voting has become.
Iceland, Sweden, Armenia, Ukraine, Romania, Poland, Germany, Norway, Portugal deserved better spots in the final. Those countries had REAL talent. They should have got better results. As I said: it's not a music contest anymore... it's all political. But, the contest is over now, there's nothing more anyone can do. Everyone went out there and did their best. Their voices were amazing and the performances were great... just the winner was horrible and a disgrace.
Until next time...
See you all in Moscow, Russia for the 54th Eurovision Song Contest.
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IT HAS BEGUN!!!
01. Romania
02. United Kingdom
03. Albania
04. Germany
05. Armenia
06. Bosnia and Herzegovina
07. Israel
08. Finland
09. Croatia
10. Poland
11. Iceland
12. Turkey
13. Portugal
14. Latvia
15. Sweden
16. Denmark
17. Georgia
18. Ukraine
19. France
20. Azerbaijan
21. Greece
22. Spain
23. Serbia
24. Russia
25. Norway
GOOD LUCK TO ALL 25 COUNTRIES!!!
MAY THE BEST SONG WIN!
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IT HAS BEGUN!!!
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02. United Kingdom
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04. Germany
05. Armenia
06. Bosnia and Herzegovina
07. Israel
08. Finland
09. Croatia
10. Poland
11. Iceland
12. Turkey
13. Portugal
14. Latvia
15. Sweden
16. Denmark
17. Georgia
18. Ukraine
19. France
20. Azerbaijan
21. Greece
22. Spain
23. Serbia
24. Russia
25. Norway
GOOD LUCK TO ALL 25 COUNTRIES!!!
MAY THE BEST SONG WIN!
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Saturday, 24 May 2008
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT!!!
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Friday, 23 May 2008
01 day from now
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