I miss how it used to be.

Getting older, it comes with both positives and negative. Probably hundreds of people have wrote essays on the pros and cons of growing up; contrasting, comparing, outlining, on one hand and on the other hand. And in conclusion, I reckon it depends on the outlook you have on life when you are thinking about the past. If your in a really shitty mood and your thinking about things that have happened, then your obviously gonna think 'I really screwed up there' or 'I really wish I could go back to...[insert brilliant times here]'.

Right now, I'm not in the best of moods and my outlook on life at the minute is a bit pessimistic. Thus, I'm obviously going to think of better times and wish I could go back and change something, just to make my future better.

Despite my religion and what the people around me think, I have my own opinions on how life works. Time is a human concept, so really time is wrong. Time will run out. Time is the space between one event to another. That space could be as small as nanosecond, but you can't take out a ruler and measure a moment. Time isn't fact, it's opinion.

We have always been beings of time but only because our time will run out.

If we were immortal, there would be no need for time.