-Caveat Lector-
On 24 Apr 99, , Prudence wrote:
> wasn't happy with the world I lived in, but I thought that with great
> effort, I could change things. By the time I realized I could not change
> anything, I was far too involved in the world to have time to entertain
> ideas of its destruction. Perhaps young people today realize they can
> never change anything much earlier.
I think you're really be on to something here. I, too, really believed, as a young
person,
that I could "change" things, create something totally different and happier.
It is what I (and stop, I know many of you will not agree) thought the 60s was all
about.
Such optimism about positive change! To be young and to feel that change is
impossible, that whatever is out there will not only not get better but is getting
worse--
yes, I think that would account for all sorts of madness.
sno0wl
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