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Life, Options, Choices

"I don't no what is going on?" This is the line which you usually here from people that dont know what to do in life and are confused. But from my experience these are the people who are afird to say the truth, face the fact and reply to there loved ones or the person they care about or hate. Life gives you many options and it you who should figure them out and move forward. I really did not knew my potential but now that I have started to figure out myself I feel delighted and satisfied.
They say that family is the best thing that you can have and it comes first. But what if you don't want to be with your family, you are better off without anyone. This is not true because when you are in need of something you go back to them, your family, asking for help begging them to be with you. It does not works that way you just can not use any person and throw them away like that, you need to be with them till the end.
I am watching the show californication, lie to me. I don't know why but I am trying to see my life in these stupid shows. I know they are bull shit and don't even deserve to be broadcast on television. But shit happens and you end up doing the stuff that u never expected.
I wish there was someone out there like me and we can share the different choices that we made in the past and will make...

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