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Beware said:
Neither, they're both dreadful, however, I relate with Democrats more so than Republicans.
frost said:
I think it's faulty to say I use my 'superior intellect' to moderate this forum; it doesn't take that much intelligence.
I aspire to utilize my acute awareness of Reality in hopes of enlightening those willing to listen.
Painkiller said:
They attractively and poetically capture the essence of my thoughts, in grand detail, with all the delicacies they insinuate. A limited vocabulary is very restraining.
wall said:
I have.
What are your long term aspirations? Although you semi-answered this with another question, there must be more. I'm a little curious what you plan to apply yourself to in the future, while I am aware you're still on the younger side, if I'm not mistaken.
Also, at risk of sounding like a dick, do you plan to take any composition/writing classes in the future? Take it for what it's worth, but it could be beneficial to you. You stated that you'd like to "enlighten" others of your point of view, which I can relate to; however, you must realize that simplicity is key. Inputting as many 15 syllable words into a sentance as you can is not beneficial. Haha.
Also, at risk of sounding like a dick, do you plan to take any composition/writing classes in the future? Take it for what it's worth, but it could be beneficial to you. You stated that you'd like to "enlighten" others of your point of view, which I can relate to; however, you must realize that simplicity is key. Inputting as many 15 syllable words into a sentance as you can is not beneficial. Haha.
Color said:
Firstly, success. However, no conventional idea of success. I won't measure my success by how high ranked of a wage slave I am, not by how ideal my occupational label is, not by how good I do in school, none of that. I will measure my success on my deathbed by the degree of regret I endure. Secondly, happiness. Happiness is a direction, not a destination. I seek to maintain a consistent state of happiness by transcending oppressive dynamics and cultivating desired environments. Thirdly, ascension. A spiritual state of enlightenment. Like happiness, it is a direction, not a destination. It is something to be maintained. I seek to maintain an enlightened perspective of Reality by furthering my awareness and propelling my momentum.
No, I don't. Simplicity, I disagree, is key. Capturing my thoughts accurately as possible is much more fruitful than reaching a broader audience.
Would you die for anything or anyone?
What is the meaning of life in your opinion?
Which is worse, failing or never trying?
Would you rather lose all of your old memories, or never be able to make new ones?
Why are you, you?
What is the meaning of life in your opinion?
Which is worse, failing or never trying?
Would you rather lose all of your old memories, or never be able to make new ones?
Why are you, you?
March said:
It's discontenting to see people so corrupted by capitalism and materialism, that they'll overlook moral standards and their cosmic relationship with the entirety for the sake of their own vanity.
If someone reciprocates such adversity, their likeliness of being the recipient of adversity increases exponentially for the individuals who they cast adversity upon are forced to endure a pain, and within a cycle of resentment, one loses the will to do good, hence reciprocation of adversity. What you do to others or your environment is going to effect you in some way.
Andy said:
I wouldn't die for anyone or anything, per se, however, I would certainly risk my life.
There isn't one.
Never trying is failing. "Failing" is simply the discovery of a way that didn't work.
I don't answer hypotheticals such as these. They obscure how Reality operates.
I am who I am because of my innate biological factors, developmental conditioning and initiative to cultivate desired circumstances.
Amp said:
I couldn't say truthfully. I have a dreadful remembrance when it comes to story-telling. It's typically my friends recalling the stories.
What're some good books you've read and would recommend? Have you ever read The element of style by Strunk and White? Pretty good read, it analyzes the english language and supposedly helps a lot of authors around the world.
