If it is possible to hate and embrace something at the same time, then I have done that with ambiguity. Both friend and foe I use and abuse it and then get frustrated and angry when used against me.
I hate for people to tell me what to do, but I get annoyed when the directions are lacking.
I flirt with the best of them, but get confused when that is it and at the same time, a lot of what I say is open to interpretation.
I want people to read and hear between the lines, but I get impatient when others write and speak in the same style.
I think ambiguity is the ultimate safety net.
As ambiguous as this post is, I'm pretty sure I agree. I like playing the gray.
ReplyDeleteThis is sheer bloggenius: "I hate for people to tell me what to do, but I get annoyed when the directions are lacking", and I couldn't agree more.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you all the way on this.
ReplyDeleteSerena- I like to play it, but it can be frustrating to get.
ReplyDeleteHoneykbee- It's soooo true, though, right? haha
Marissa- I laughed when I later realized how ambigious I made this sound;)
My first thought response was: "or cop-out."
ReplyDeleteThen I hesitated.
Then I decided, what the heck, I'll put it out there and let it sit.
Yeah, I'm confused.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't.
Such is life.
Ambiguity is hott
ReplyDelete=:-) or =;-) ...take your pick.
I'm excited you said "hott."
ReplyDeletehkb....ggrrrr
ReplyDeletebut as Rush said, by not making a decision, you've made one. (no, i don't remember the quote as i'm listening to Pandora.com)