chrasy.com ; naive gravity means never falling

My name is Tracey. I love languages and I love the way that people communicate with each other. I love music and I'm a very bad driver which makes sense, since I'm Asian AND female. I live quietly, but my life is often full of brilliant sparks and happy moments. Let me share them with you.

while, and after it happened.

I felt extreme guilt about going out and having fun. Did I think that this shit would never have happened if I had stayed home and studied for the HSC? Do I think that never going out again will “make up for it”? And who exactly am I making it up to? My conscience? My car? My family?

Perhaps if I never drive unless absolutely necessary? Will I never be in an accident? Will I never crash the car? Will I never pop another tyre?

And if I am completely honest with my parents from now on? Will we never fight again? Will we never clash over ridiculously inconsequential occurrences?

If, if, if, if, if, if, if. If is a dangerous word, it invites horrifying thoughts about “could have”s and “wouldn’t have”s.

Posted 11 months ago in text. edit.