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What Lessons Have You Learned in Your Life?
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Go with whatever feels right.
feels good when you add someone as friend and it turns out its mutual
If you don't take some chances, you won't learn.
foreveralone.jpgsilmarilen wrote:
feels good when you add someone as friend and it turns out its mutual
I agree though.
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*fapfap*Mr Color wrote:
Go with whatever feels right.
I seriously have learned that: "no pain, no gain"
example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... sTM#t=208s
example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... sTM#t=208s
mhh hardcore gay SM
even to me? fck u ._.Aeidxst wrote:
Never share everything.
<< never trust aeidxst again.
i crie evri tiem nao .-.
<3silmarilen wrote:
feels good when you add someone as friend and it turns out its mutual
Don't believe someone when they say they will be back.
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I would prefer requesting friendships over just adding people.
at least I know then who has interest in talking/following me and it wouldn't feel so awkward when I add somebody and he isn't mutual .v.
at least I know then who has interest in talking/following me and it wouldn't feel so awkward when I add somebody and he isn't mutual .v.
ninja adding is best adding
For me it doesn't feel awkward at all, in fact it feels really great when I add someone without telling them and then seeing
she_old
When life gives you a nice phone, tie your soul to it.
YES.Hoverlegs wrote:
For me it doesn't feel awkward at all, in fact it feels really great when I add someone without telling them and then seeing
This item is Soulbound, it cannot be traded to other players.Kanye West wrote:
When life gives you a nice phone, tie your soul to it.
My life has been nothing but predictable events that I have manipulated and taken advantage of. I considered myself to be very lucky. At the same time, it was made of unfortunate events. You can't really have luck without having any unlucky things happening. I became frustrated at the linear and repetitive path my life kept taking no matter what the decision. What have I learned?
Too much, yet so little.
Chapter 1 Completed
Too much, yet so little.
Chapter 1 Completed
Don't type online how you would say certain things in real life - it can come off as offensive or in the completely wrong context.
I guess certain things I say have to have the facial expression, tone and body language with it for my intention to come across as clear.
I guess certain things I say have to have the facial expression, tone and body language with it for my intention to come across as clear.
I completely agree.Kaona wrote:
Don't type online how you would say certain things in real life - it can come off as offensive or in the completely wrong context.
I guess certain things I say have to have the facial expression, tone and body language with it for my intention to come across as clear.
This is why I don't like talking to people on the internet. It's like th e mentality is totally different.
who are you and why are you in my bedSeph wrote:
i thought we had something special kanye
1. I'm always sadder than I feel
2. Girls love guys that cry... even for things that she herself would never cry for
3. Adorable things are adorable
4. Crying is fun and addicting, I love rewatching sad anime all the time just to be sad and cry, it's not like I'm a depressing person it just feels good
5. No matter how hard I try, I never seem to fit in, not even with other people that never seem to fit in
6. Reading Youtube comments will make me go crazy, I can't ignore ignorant people or trolls, I always have to reply to them.. why can't I stop?
7. osu! will never die - I've played osu longer than any other game, well I guess technically I have but it's really an on-off thing, no matter how many times I get bored and leave I always end up coming back to play
8. Music can be anything. It can be happiness, sadness and everything inbetween. No matter what happens, music will be there.
All I think of off top of head ;P
2. Girls love guys that cry... even for things that she herself would never cry for
3. Adorable things are adorable
4. Crying is fun and addicting, I love rewatching sad anime all the time just to be sad and cry, it's not like I'm a depressing person it just feels good
5. No matter how hard I try, I never seem to fit in, not even with other people that never seem to fit in
6. Reading Youtube comments will make me go crazy, I can't ignore ignorant people or trolls, I always have to reply to them.. why can't I stop?
7. osu! will never die - I've played osu longer than any other game, well I guess technically I have but it's really an on-off thing, no matter how many times I get bored and leave I always end up coming back to play
8. Music can be anything. It can be happiness, sadness and everything inbetween. No matter what happens, music will be there.
All I think of off top of head ;P
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This is actually a pretty profound statement.Kud-Chan wrote:
5. No matter how hard I try, I never seem to fit in, not even with other people that never seem to fit in
noKud-Chan wrote:
2. Girls love guys that cry... even for things that she herself would never cry for
4. Crying is fun and addicting, I love rewatching sad anime all the time just to be sad and cry, it's not like I'm a depressing person it just feels good
she_old
I hate it because I can't express myself in the same way with funny faces or voice changes, also I can't punch someone in the face.Kanye West wrote:
I completely agree.Kaona wrote:
Don't type online how you would say certain things in real life - it can come off as offensive or in the completely wrong context.
I guess certain things I say have to have the facial expression, tone and body language with it for my intention to come across as clear.
This is why I don't like talking to people on the internet. It's like th e mentality is totally different.
- I'll never graduate high school if I continue being such an ass.
The only way to stop thinking sad things is to eat a lot of sweets.
Don't share your emotions over things that they will never understand.
If you want to keep your friends, put up a happy front and enjoy life.
MEmathexpert9981 wrote:
This is actually a pretty profound statement.Kud-Chan wrote:
5. No matter how hard I try, I never seem to fit in, not even with other people that never seem to fit in
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“The illiterate of the twenty-first century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”
- Alvin Toffler, 1970
- Alvin Toffler, 1970
Let nature go its way. Don't try and provoke things to go your way, and don't try and stop it. Just let it be, god damn it.
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sakana_aki wrote:
Don't try and provoke things to go your way, and don't try and stop it. Just let it be, god damn it.
These mentalities alarm me. If visionaries like Martin Luther King Jr, Abraham Lincoln, Steve Jobs, Charles Darwin, Benjamin Franklin, Ludwig van Beethoven, Albert Einstein, Ghandi, [the list goes on...] had that mindset, we would be living in a vastly different world. Honestly, we would still be in the stone age - "oh hey, these stone tools are fine, why should we hope for anything better?"Seph wrote:
Never hope.
Never expect anything.
Nothing will change.
This can be applied to life. Some things in life you have to work for; with your blood, sweat, and tears, to build a life that you can be proud of. Yeah, life isn't fair. But that doesn't mean you can't make it fair.
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^ I suppose context is important, as well.
On a different note,
What I've learned in my life, specifically in my years being on the internet/forums, is that one is constantly changing, and there is nothing you can to do except push forward and learn from past mistakes.
This comes from two things: 1) Forum posts are kind of like a more natural diary entry; it shows what you're thinking at the particular time 2) I've been in various forums since I was 8, which is a pretty early age.
Looking back at posts when I was 8, or even some from a year ago, they are radically different from what I am posting now. Just looking at some of them make me cringe - you know that user that obviously has no idea what's going on? Yeah, that's me. Poor grammar and overuse of ellipses, smileys, words like uber ...uggg. It's like an exponential increase of facepalm, as I go farther back. In all honesty, what sucks the most is that although I may think what I'm typing now is totally rational, when I look back at this stuff years in the future, it'll probably be the same.
It's not a bad thing though. Just me being a little introspective, and possibly overly self-critical.
and to people reading this, yoroshiku onegaishimasu, because I'm still learning every day~
On a different note,
What I've learned in my life, specifically in my years being on the internet/forums, is that one is constantly changing, and there is nothing you can to do except push forward and learn from past mistakes.
This comes from two things: 1) Forum posts are kind of like a more natural diary entry; it shows what you're thinking at the particular time 2) I've been in various forums since I was 8, which is a pretty early age.
Looking back at posts when I was 8, or even some from a year ago, they are radically different from what I am posting now. Just looking at some of them make me cringe - you know that user that obviously has no idea what's going on? Yeah, that's me. Poor grammar and overuse of ellipses, smileys, words like uber ...uggg. It's like an exponential increase of facepalm, as I go farther back. In all honesty, what sucks the most is that although I may think what I'm typing now is totally rational, when I look back at this stuff years in the future, it'll probably be the same.
It's not a bad thing though. Just me being a little introspective, and possibly overly self-critical.
and to people reading this, yoroshiku onegaishimasu, because I'm still learning every day~