So I've been thinking that its a sad story when you like somebody and your pretty sure that they have no idea...because in the end you know that life isn't a disney channel movie.
The way the media distorts information from the time we wake up till the late night movie we get out of is just part of our socialization...or so i've been told. We are never truely ourselves because so many people shape us to who we are today, right now and who we are destined to become. Who you surround yourself with is ultamatily how you will shape your future decisions and how you will grow. Or cease to grow. I guess the choice is yours.
I used to give the announcements daily at the high school and I was in charge of giving a quote of the day as well...and this one always sticks out in my mind like no other. "Inaction is an action in itself." I don't remember who said it but I definelty remember pinning it to the top of Dr. Bills board when I got back to the end of class.
So what I'm saying is that by being socialized for me was to let the boy make the first move, if he doesn't I won't get my disney channel ending and what I have to look forward to is the the fact that my inaction of not standing up to socialization and things that have put "women" in their "correct" place throughout the years is now wrecking havoc on my could-be but probably-not-so-much love life. I'm not blaming my roots or the fact that mostly everything I've learned has just been a joke on the "woman to go to the kitchen and make me a sandwich" type of thing. Which sometimes is great since I love cooking, but seriously, stereotyping women or men for that example to any role is subconsciencely puting limitations upon ourselves.
While I say all of this as if I'm going to go ask out the next man of my dreams it is definelty not that way in my actions. I will most likely continue to sit waiting for prince charming to find his steed and ultimately and get the deed for a house for us to live in with me doing the normal female role which I just said we shouldnt do...but I find it hard to break away from these social norms that I was brought up around. Because it seems here lately that those who break away from them are also the ones who end up in a divorce. So my brain is in an utter confusing state in which i'm having internal complications about who i want to become, believe and trust for not only comfort but also advice.
So to those who make Disney channel movies...thanks for making me a wreck.
To those who have any I'd love to hear it,
Sam