when you have something, you don't realize how much you appreciate it.
something so simple as texting is a big part when you realize you can't.
when i had a choice not to do it, it wasn't a big deal if i didn't talk to my friends all day but knowing i couldn't killed me.
not having that choice to turn on the computer to check my email would kill me
not having that person in my life to say "i love you" to would kill me
not having that person in my life to fight with would kill me.
not having the food to eat would kill me
not having the ability to call my grandparents at any given time would kill me
not having my friends in my life would kill me
not being able to go to church would kill me
but i choose to not take advantage of some of these things. i take advantage of many of these things, and when i have them i don't ever appreciate having them in my life. i complain about not having the right food in the house, or being unable to text for a few hours because lack of service. i choose to spend a day without talking to the one person i love more then myself because he annoyed me for two minutes.
but when i am unable to do all of those things because of circumstances, its harder. if i can't talk to him because i am unable to, it should be no different then if i choose not to talk.
why must we suffer through something, so awful so life changing for us to finally realize the truth behind Toby Mac's words "you never know whatcha got till its gone"
i feel like now that i don't have the table, the pictures, the dishes, everything else that is gone, i feel empty. i chose to never use half of those things, but now that they are gone,
and i am left with the bare minimum,
why must i feel so different,
so defeated,
so empty of a person.