Anonymous11: You know that feeling after you look at something, and it's so contrasting, so absoloutely and utterly obliberating to what seems the usual, the norm to you, that you cannot help but stare?
You look, you stare into that thing you saw, feeling so utterly and completely confused that you cannot help but mutter; "Why, exactly, did i go into the tigers den and not expect to get mauled? Why did I do this to myself? Why am I even here?" And, despite your wishes, your prayers that you were simply dazed from your feelings, no matter what you do, you cannot unsee what you saw.
That is what this image does to me. It feels like what remains of my innocence, my purity, has been extracted from my being as simply and quickly as you would crack an egg (pun not intended) over a hot pan.
However, I must applaud you for these feelings you have bestowed upon me by posting this image. You have given me a new perspective on how I view many things I see in my everyday life on the internet, and I will not ignore that.
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You look, you stare into that thing you saw, feeling so utterly and completely confused that you cannot help but mutter; "Why, exactly, did i go into the tigers den and not expect to get mauled? Why did I do this to myself? Why am I even here?" And, despite your wishes, your prayers that you were simply dazed from your feelings, no matter what you do, you cannot unsee what you saw.
That is what this image does to me. It feels like what remains of my innocence, my purity, has been extracted from my being as simply and quickly as you would crack an egg (pun not intended) over a hot pan.
However, I must applaud you for these feelings you have bestowed upon me by posting this image. You have given me a new perspective on how I view many things I see in my everyday life on the internet, and I will not ignore that.
With all of that being said, toe beans.