Truth is, everyone needs one. A place they can be where they are comfortable and safe and all of their problems go away. Usually it's in your home, or somewhere you go almost everyday of your life. Mine was pretty simple. My bedroom, and if I didn't want to be there, I had other places in my house, or even in the school auditorium where I've spent countless hours of the past five years. I don't have a safe haven anymore. No part of my house is unchanged by the move, boxes are piled everywhere reminding me how mad I am at the world and how I wish I could just run and not look back or stop, but I can't. The auditorium has been filled with P.E. classes hiding from the constant rain, and I have performed there for the last time ever. So I'm currently in the market for a new safe place, because I am sure being this full of rage at the world is not healthy. So I have a list today that I am making in an attempt to get rid of some of this rage, and maybe cheer myself up.
Why Boxes are Evil
1. The corners are incredibly sharp. Cardboard cuts are worse than papercuts
2. They're cumbersome and easy to trip over
3. They're so boring and gross on the outside, it's like they're there to hide everything and take the color out of life
6. They are OBVIOUSLY trying to eat
this man alive!
7. I'm pretty sure
this is self explanatory
8. Not really sure what to think of
this......?
9.
She's not so bad, although I think she shares my hatred for boxes....
10. I can't get away from them
And may I just say I find the number of youtube videos and songs devoted to cardboard boxes to be alarminlgy high??
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