Miserum
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Isn't that an off-brand cough syrup or something?
Post your random thoughts/feelings etc
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PugofCrydee
You want to know how I got these scars?
rofl!@LoyalXenite @FountainandFairfax
No. These are wrong. Your names are LoyalXenite and FountainAndFairfax.
Everything you knew was a lie Miserum...
Phoenixx
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Anelram the content, hoarder of nachos and cats.
PugofCrydee
You want to know how I got these scars?
Eedyrcfogup the unsatisfied, hoarder of poached eggs and drink coasters.
Ahsile the sickly, hoarder of almost croissants and phones
PugofCrydee
You want to know how I got these scars?
Fk that's a shitty Dragon if I've ever heard of one...
Pacific_Loner
Pirate from the North Pole
Ahsile the sickly, hoarder of almost croissants and phones
Fun. Renol the Nostalgic, hoarder of coconut milkshakes and notebooks.
PugofCrydee
You want to know how I got these scars?
Feel like I'm going stir fking crazy.. my body and mind are rushing with energy
Miserum
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Miserum
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Lmao. Forgot how funny these are. The Kylo sniffing scene.
Miserum
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People at work have been asking me what I'm doing for the fourth of July. I evade the question or make a joke out of it so I don't have to lie.
I'm going to get drunk off a six or 12 pack and watch 90s movies by myself in all probability hahaha.
Honestly, I don't feel too bad about it. At this point, any holiday is just an extra "me" day to tack onto the weekend.
I'm going to get drunk off a six or 12 pack and watch 90s movies by myself in all probability hahaha.
Honestly, I don't feel too bad about it. At this point, any holiday is just an extra "me" day to tack onto the weekend.
PugofCrydee
You want to know how I got these scars?
Went out for dinner last night, tried crocodile. Was actually quite nice.
vj288
not actually Fiona Apple
In my thinking, I constantly find myself running into the same dead end. I'll have moments where I will have a sort of epiphany or a reminder of a previously realized effective mentality, like today when looking at my hair. I have long hair, but am starting to bald pretty prominently in the front, and I keep going back and forth in my head what to do. On the one hand it looks stupid now, but I am attached to it and worry I would dumb bald. So I will stare in the mirror looking at, trying to will it to grow or completely fall out so I don't have to do anything.
The "aha!" moment comes when I realize at the end of the day, how I look really doesn't matter. It's just not a big deal like am making out to be. If I shave it all an act like its no big deal, than it won't be, it's that simple. From there though, I begin to ask myself what does matter though, and what is important.
It's at that point I hit the same dead end. And it undermines all my healthy or productive mentalities and philosophies. It's hard for me to accept that something like my hairstyle doesn't matter when I do not have a concrete idea of what I think does matter. While I know the hair issue in particular is not significant either way, but its indicative of a larger issue the reaches to nearly every aspect of my life. I've always held to the idea that it's not what you do, but how you do it, and for a while now I have been doing things aimlessly and arbitrarily. I try to include structure and purpose and intention to my actions, but deep deep down there is nothing driving me one way or another.
The "aha!" moment comes when I realize at the end of the day, how I look really doesn't matter. It's just not a big deal like am making out to be. If I shave it all an act like its no big deal, than it won't be, it's that simple. From there though, I begin to ask myself what does matter though, and what is important.
It's at that point I hit the same dead end. And it undermines all my healthy or productive mentalities and philosophies. It's hard for me to accept that something like my hairstyle doesn't matter when I do not have a concrete idea of what I think does matter. While I know the hair issue in particular is not significant either way, but its indicative of a larger issue the reaches to nearly every aspect of my life. I've always held to the idea that it's not what you do, but how you do it, and for a while now I have been doing things aimlessly and arbitrarily. I try to include structure and purpose and intention to my actions, but deep deep down there is nothing driving me one way or another.
You should totes go for the Riff Raff look.
Or shave. I'd probably shave my head. You need to get a tan on top of your head though. If you're too pale you might just look like you've got cancer.
I think what you do matters quite a bit. Ideally all that you do should be productive and little or none consumptive.
Miserum
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Did it taste like chicken?
PugofCrydee
You want to know how I got these scars?
Yea actually lol. But more like a cross of chicken and fish. I love both chicken and fish so I was happy
Miserum
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Yea actually lol. But more like a cross of chicken and fish. I love both chicken and fish so I was happy
That sounds gross man.
But I will reserve judgement til I try it myself.I've had turtle soup before, which did not appeal to me at all. Dunno if they are similar.
vj288
not actually Fiona Apple
You should totes go for the Riff Raff look.
Or shave. I'd probably shave my head. You need to get a tan on top of your head though. If you're too pale you might just look like you've got cancer.
I think what you do matters quite a bit. Ideally all that you do should be productive and little or none consumptive.
I am currently sporting the riff raft look a little more than I would like to admit XD.
I agree that what you do matters as well although I did explicitly say the opposite. I think they go hand in hand a bit, like to do things that are productive you have to do them in a productive way. I look at it like if a person is productive, they are doing productive things. I know it may sound like I'm splitting hairs, but the reason I try to follow that mantra is so I don't just go through the motions of things but chop it up as a win in my head because I did something that looks good on paper.
While I don't use the term consumptive specifically, I often do try to look at things as productive/consumptive and I would be interested in knowing how you personally distinguish or define the two because I sometimes struggle. Like I'll sometimes look at something like TV for example, and feel it is passive or consumptive or inactive and thus should be avoided an minimized. But other times I will watch something and I will gain an insight or new idea or be reminded of a value or ideal or simply be a little more positive or motivated afterwards, and at those points I feel I see a worthwhile outcome from doing it. And I feel that way about other things like reading for pleasure and video games, and it just leaves me feeling torn. Sometimes it feels completely counterproductive, and other times it feels like it has value. It's instances like that make me think maybe how I'm doing it makes a difference too, although maybe not and I'm just trying to justify doing them to myself. Hearing someone's thoughts other than my own on the subject might help me see things a more clearly as its something I really don't see well.