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Beware said:
Yes, but, I wouldn't say just teenagers; there's blatantly teenagers who don't require a reality check and are quite in tune with their cosmic priority, however, also vice versa. I would rather simply say anyone who has lost themselves in their delusions. A lot of us hold our delusions very close to our heart and consequentially birthing adversity for ourselves and others. The poetry of reality is immensely more beautiful than the poetry of fairytale delusions that we justify adherence to. Romanticization of our suffering and escapist, defeatist desires; unconditional obedience to authority figures; submission to the machinery of anti-thought: these things mean the death of us. Life, reality, the Universe is too beautiful to be obscured by petty adversities.
The youth, should be a large focus, however. If we focus on the developmental stages of life, we should see a more in tuned world. Our adolescence is where we cultivate our perspective of reality, a perspective molded and conditioned by our environment, guides and guardians. If you live an adverse childhood, you're more than likely to live an adverse life and cause more adversity. If you live a prosperous childhood, you're more than likely to live a prosperous life and cause more prosperity. And if we begin to cultivate desired circumstances by way of enlightenment, we ought to see more prosperity in the childhoods of our youth and a painstaking decline in adversity. It's highly uncommon to see elders change their perspective of reality because their delusions have been so deeply embedded through decades of conditioning, so it's detrimental we attempt to enlighten our youth for they pave so much. We don't have to mourn our submission to undesirable circumstance--we all hold an innate ability to cultivate desired circumstances. We must recognize this primal potential for the sake of ourselves and others.
Basic said:
No clue.
It comes from my first gamertag, namely Cannibal Hippo, that I created nearly a decade ago. I've stuck with it ever since then. The exclamation point I added two or three years ago to make it more individualized.Triumph said:
Who in your eyes do you think is the most trusted member here
Formal? I swear and insult all the time. I assume you're talking about all the big-boy words I use. I don't attempt to be "formal" or eloquent intentionally. I practiced at it for a while and it comes naturally to me now.Yui said:
I make hella vegan gains by choosing not to needlessly torture and kill animals and destroy the planet when I eat.Rank said:
Who's the person I'm doing this with? I'm not going to eat out just anybody's ass or let anybody eat mine.Faulty said:
I means there's plenty people I like and there's people I like more than others, but I wouldn't say anyone's my favorite.Chill said:
Ever since I went vegan all I can think about is saving the animals, saving the planet and trying to get people to eat healthier. I don't see myself getting off this track any time soon. I guess converting as many people as I can to veganism. Now check out the movies in my signature.
Fair enough.Cann!bal said:
Not trying to be rude but I'd rather not. I could not possibly become a vegan. My current situation and my lifestyle just wouldn't work. I have nothing against veganism, just couldn't do it.
What made you decide to become vegan? It's a big decision to make. Also, were you vegetarian prior becoming a vegan?
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