The Inevitable

I'm sorry but what exactly makes you better? Please, educate me oh wise one.

 

1. I believe that as far as I can tell of what being happy is, I am relatively happy, yes.

2. I'm sorry, but, I really don't have the time to make a list, there are many things that make me happy, when I win money by gambling, such as on sports, or poker, that really makes me feel good..

3. Not many, wow, what makes me sad to teh point I want to cry? Okay, that's a tricky one, I'm sad when one of my sports teams lose a close game, I've been sad when I had to go through a break-up, I've been really sad when I lost something that meant something to me ( one time I lost a ring that was given to me by my grandmother ), but recently ( last few years ), there haven't been many things that made me so sad I cried, I use to cry a lot because of sad movies when I was a kid but that was a long time ago.

4. Anything that would cause me severe pain, such as getting my balls ripped off by a rabid dog, or getting my arm chopped off, any type of severe pain, a slow and painful death is also one of the things I am afraid of, I trully hope my death will be quick and painless, there's also a lot of person things I fear like having a disabled child, things like that.

Happy?

 

People care because of something called empathy and another thing called awareness

We care because we sense that us and our bodies are not the be all and end all...we personally are not all there is in the universe. We sense that the universe is huge. And magical. And wonderful. And blatantly created in such a miraculous fashion.

We care about our children, and about other peoples children, and whether or not they will see a beautiful future. We care about animals and whether or not they still have homes. Because we can put ourselves in their position. Because we sense that we are an inegral part of a giant, marvellous movement, which includes everything here on Earth. Because we Love

I will not be dead when our negative influence affects the Earth (it is affecting it already, and im young and living) But even if i would be id still care. I personally will not be here anymore...but some of my brothers and sisters will. Animals will be, plants will be. The things im connected to and am part of...

I do wish i could explain this better

 

You do realise there is an end, why does it matter when it comes? I know you may think that later is better than sooner, but seriously, does it matter?

 

NOTHING is inevitable, some things just happen a whole lot more often then others.

well ok, almost nothing. everything does have its own direct natural consiquences.
including things like collective ego and stupidity. but they in turn, are NOT inevitable at all, only things we've been brainwashed are, so that vested intrests can proffet from that belief and the excuses it makes available to them.

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I don't like you MaximusXXX

 

I hate you too Hippie, grow up, you're only 15, if you hate people like me already you're going to have a hard life, because everything's not peaches and cream buttercup.

 

i hate hating.

 

I never said I hate you. I'm sorry if I hurt you or anybody else.

 

Eugenics, anyone?

 

Hey, sorry I wasn't more specific. I keep forgetting that you must have every single detail spelled out to you in "Dick and Jane" fashion. I am refering to LIFE EDUCATION. REAL knowledge as opposed to book learning. Which requires the ability to actually LISTEN and PAY ATTENTION to what someone is telling you and what goes on around you. It requires an OPEN MIND. Being able to memorize facts out of books only goes so far. Sure, it'll get you thru school, but we do not live in books. We live in life. I found school to be the SUPREME waste of time. Aside from learning to read and write, I gained ALL my "education" thru living life with my eyes wide open. School only got in the way. I'm sure there are some perfectly HORRIBLE criminally insane people out there who got good grades in school. So what good did it do them? I've spent time with people who were actively involved in being college students. Their minds seemed to be so cluttered up with STUFF that they could barely function in the realities of the world. And I have discovered MANY people who SCREWED OFF thru school, some can barely read, yet they are some of the smartest and kindest and hard working-est people I know. School and grades mean nothing to me. It's just a good way to brainwash some folks and keep them under control and buying into the system with all it's flaws...