Applying more logic to the collapse equation “not liking = wrong” — if things have to be wrong for me to not like them, then clearly I believe I have to like everything since I believe everything is “right” somehow.
Dang-it! It’s so true. Just like Betsyyyy said in her comment on the previous entry “Wrong 2”
Funny how you can know you think something, but not really know you think it until you see it from another perspective.
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