"...Damn."

[FlowerChild]

There can be so much expressed in so many phrases, with carefully calculated pauses and detail after detail after meaningless detail ad nauseum until the listener simply quits listening. 

We live in a world full of words and images and information and detail after detail after detail...

its "did you pick up your brother from school and when you get home don't forget the dishwasher is clean please unload it and after that please make sure your sister has had supper you know she forgets and could you fold that load of laundry on the couch and don't forget you have an anatomy test tomorrow and make sure its an A this time or you can't go to Abilene next weekend okay?" 

Its all of this, every last phrase, the real point lost in the midst of the quarreling additions, fighting to be seen through the endless detail after detail after detail.

Do you ever stop? 

Do you ever stop and take a breath and think to yourself.......

"...damn."

Because its just everything, you know, just everything and damnit can't we just stop and slow the fuck DOWN every once in awhile and just kiss or flirt or laugh or breath for two damn seconds while our minds catch up to our bodies and our feelings catch up to our minds because I don't know about you but my feelings got hung up a ways back and my mind was a bit farther down stopping to get a bit to eat but shit my body was miles ahead by that time..... just going through the motions. 

[Angela]

See, even my little hamster is taking a wheel break.

[Angela]

Yes.  Let's all do that.

[Joey Delgado]

I think it's crucial that we all take sometime and just chill. It's overstimulated, overworked, overstressed person that eventually snaps. Nice stream of conscious ranting. I agree with you one hundred percent. 

[Adrian George Nicolae]

I can relate to that and it nearly brought me my destruction.

[Crista Ramone]

Wow, love, we are on the same wavelength about life. You just want to breathe sometimes but everyone is forcing you not to and just keep going without a thought about what you're doing just routine after routine. Thanks for this!