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Have you ever looked into a lake, a river, perhaps even a mere puddle and thought to yourself - "who am I?", "Where am I going?" or are you someone who thinks "Surely I don't look like that?"
No?
Maybe it's good that you don't have the time to even consider taking the time to reflect upon your own life, what you are doing and why you're doing it, where you're going and what you actually want to become, want to achieve. You could spend your whole life planning to do so many wonderful things, but by the time you've finished deciding your aims and your goals, it's too late?
Sometimes you can get so caught up in such miniscule little problems - when you realise that there are some completely narrow minded people out there who really don't know the concept of respect...
You realise that every small problem, every petty argument - it's so insignificant - so you ignore it. Ignore everything.
Becoming ignorant of reality in the hope that you can find something else, an alternative world, an ideal where there is nothing wrong, all is good - you keep on searching for that ideal, but in the wake of it all you turn into something that you don't actually want to be - you'll never find it because there is no ideal, and when you finally realise that, you only hope that you're still who you want to be, and that you haven't turned into something you once loathed. So you just get on with life and you live it, taking each day at a time, because you know that's the only way you're going to get through it all.
And one day, you'll find out that you're ok, that life is good and that because you've treated well, it's done the same back to you.
Reflecting on what you don't know will only show an empty space, because you're not there, and if you do make it there, you won't be reflecting upon it, because you'll be in someplace else, hopefully for the better.
Respect y'all.
No?
Maybe it's good that you don't have the time to even consider taking the time to reflect upon your own life, what you are doing and why you're doing it, where you're going and what you actually want to become, want to achieve. You could spend your whole life planning to do so many wonderful things, but by the time you've finished deciding your aims and your goals, it's too late?
Sometimes you can get so caught up in such miniscule little problems - when you realise that there are some completely narrow minded people out there who really don't know the concept of respect...
You realise that every small problem, every petty argument - it's so insignificant - so you ignore it. Ignore everything.
Becoming ignorant of reality in the hope that you can find something else, an alternative world, an ideal where there is nothing wrong, all is good - you keep on searching for that ideal, but in the wake of it all you turn into something that you don't actually want to be - you'll never find it because there is no ideal, and when you finally realise that, you only hope that you're still who you want to be, and that you haven't turned into something you once loathed. So you just get on with life and you live it, taking each day at a time, because you know that's the only way you're going to get through it all.
And one day, you'll find out that you're ok, that life is good and that because you've treated well, it's done the same back to you.
Reflecting on what you don't know will only show an empty space, because you're not there, and if you do make it there, you won't be reflecting upon it, because you'll be in someplace else, hopefully for the better.
Respect y'all.
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I'm not afraid of death. When I think about it I just think "I will either go to the next stage of higher life, come back as someone else, or stay." Its like looking at a bridge suspended way up high. Think about it. Get acroos and you've chainged, you've become mentaly focused about birdges, fall and you break yourself, chainging your mentality, and stay and you well... Stay.
I disagree, I have a fear of death but am not depressed. Well not yet anyway.
*crosses fingers
*crosses fingers
Depression is all down to fear of your own death...
Or so I'm told...
Or so I'm told...
Damn, and I thought this was going to be a topic on the makers of Destruction Derby. You should do that one day.
Have you ever looked into a lake, a river, perhaps even a mere puddle and thought to yourself - "who am I?", "Where am I going?" or are you someone who thinks "Surely I don't look like that?"
No?
Maybe it's good that you don't have the time to even consider taking the time to reflect upon your own life, what you are doing and why you're doing it, where you're going and what you actually want to become, want to achieve. You could spend your whole life planning to do so many wonderful things, but by the time you've finished deciding your aims and your goals, it's too late?
Sometimes you can get so caught up in such miniscule little problems - when you realise that there are some completely narrow minded people out there who really don't know the concept of respect...
You realise that every small problem, every petty argument - it's so insignificant - so you ignore it. Ignore everything.
Becoming ignorant of reality in the hope that you can find something else, an alternative world, an ideal where there is nothing wrong, all is good - you keep on searching for that ideal, but in the wake of it all you turn into something that you don't actually want to be - you'll never find it because there is no ideal, and when you finally realise that, you only hope that you're still who you want to be, and that you haven't turned into something you once loathed. So you just get on with life and you live it, taking each day at a time, because you know that's the only way you're going to get through it all.
And one day, you'll find out that you're ok, that life is good and that because you've treated well, it's done the same back to you.
Reflecting on what you don't know will only show an empty space, because you're not there, and if you do make it there, you won't be reflecting upon it, because you'll be in someplace else, hopefully for the better.
Respect y'all.
No?
Maybe it's good that you don't have the time to even consider taking the time to reflect upon your own life, what you are doing and why you're doing it, where you're going and what you actually want to become, want to achieve. You could spend your whole life planning to do so many wonderful things, but by the time you've finished deciding your aims and your goals, it's too late?
Sometimes you can get so caught up in such miniscule little problems - when you realise that there are some completely narrow minded people out there who really don't know the concept of respect...
You realise that every small problem, every petty argument - it's so insignificant - so you ignore it. Ignore everything.
Becoming ignorant of reality in the hope that you can find something else, an alternative world, an ideal where there is nothing wrong, all is good - you keep on searching for that ideal, but in the wake of it all you turn into something that you don't actually want to be - you'll never find it because there is no ideal, and when you finally realise that, you only hope that you're still who you want to be, and that you haven't turned into something you once loathed. So you just get on with life and you live it, taking each day at a time, because you know that's the only way you're going to get through it all.
And one day, you'll find out that you're ok, that life is good and that because you've treated well, it's done the same back to you.
Reflecting on what you don't know will only show an empty space, because you're not there, and if you do make it there, you won't be reflecting upon it, because you'll be in someplace else, hopefully for the better.
Respect y'all.
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