Simplistically Complex

There are many things in the world today that are as simple as life itself my understand it to be; however, in the world of a growing teenage girl, there are of course parts that are just a bit more complex than one would let out for the world to believe. This is the blog where the simplistic genius, of her own free world, let’s her complex ideas, thoughts, experiences, and jokes run free for the world to understand. Although there is no stopping what comes out of the mind of this girl, there are a few things that one must understand before first attaining the blissful simplicity that she so often lives by.

No one, although they may seem it, is one dimensional. There is always another side to what one does and no matter how often one believes someone to be as simple as they are in the real world, with a mask everyone changes.

One must never judge this book by a cover, for although it may seem there is one, this book only has pages. The Internet masks what hidden fears that are here, so that the world may have a glimpse of something most often times hidden off from someone else.

Never ask for the truth behind the author, for at times the world may seem unbelievable, the truth is always written down. There may never be a moment that one does not hear the truth from this word. Though, one may not truly understand the cryptic language used in delicate manners, no matter what, one will always see the truth.

Finally, one may never question who the author is. Although, the tag line and author may seem familiar, one may never recall, recant, or even release whom they believe it to be, for if they do, one will never hear from this simplistic genius ever again.

There are many a fact that one must follow to keep truthful to what happens; however, there are many things that change within the world. Never let the simplistic ideas of those around truly dominate over one’s judgment. Always trust oneself before another, and to those whom read this blog, bare in mind, opinion and thoughts over experiences and ideas do not need a “Devil’s Advocate” of a different idea.