nephil
Bluelighter
...realizing, even if temporarily, that perfection is a state of mind. That we are all perfect in our own imperfect little ways, and that is what makes us special and unique
Originally posted by nephil:
...realizing, even if temporarily, that perfection is a state of mind. That we are all perfect in our own imperfect little ways, and that is what makes us special and unique
Everything like perfection, being attractive etc I view as a state of mind, I think the mind is the most important thing and what you see in your mind is reflected to others through how you appear.
Originally posted by HydrA:
Download:
Accadia---into the dawn
shut you eyes, turn it the fuck up
That track is so relaxing.
Distinguishing between external drugs we inject snort or shoot and the internal ones that are produced when we have sex fall in love etc.. really isn't valid.
Also this thread seems incredibly unhelpfull. In short this thread seems to merely taunt unhappy people with the happiness of others.
Relax and don't cling so tightly to your ambitions and then when you fail you are not so unhappy.
Are you kidding me? If you think there is no difference between the feelings produced from drugs and those from relationships, then you have obviously never been in love before and you have never had meaningful sex either.
And I don't think the purpose of this thread is to taunt unhappy people. It's to remind them of all the little things in life that they tend to take for granted, like a beautiful sunset, or the girl that smiles as you walk by. The sun sets on happy people and unhappy people alike.
If you never fail at anything in life, then how do you grow and improve yourself as a person? Only perfect people never fail and don't need to improve at anything, and to be honest, I don't know any perfect people.
I'm really not trying to flame anyone, but I strongly disagree with these comments. They seem more suited for a "What's bad about life" thread.
"Man is not disturbed by events, but by the view he takes of them" - Epictetus