Purple
Hi guys!
And i've been thinking.
Do you ever wonder just how you're living your life? If you're truly taking life by the reins and taking control of everything possible. To do this I would think you would have to take advantage of every person you talk to. Obviously that would be immoral to take advantage of everyone, but does it really matter? Your life is just that, your life. In the end, do any of the decisions you make really affect you? You can live your life running away from the dangers of consequence, using person by person to get what you want. In the end, most of the consequences for trivial things probably aren't that bad.
Is the best way to live your school life to study as much as possible and get all A's? Why do we actually have to study? We can take advantage of a person in each subject, and get the same general effect. The idea of not knowing if you'll survive, but enjoying the present moment is a thrilling idea, but something that isn't strived for.
That girl (or guy depending on perception) you liked back in the day. Did you try as hard as you should've? When you were in that relationship, and found someone else who tickled your fancy (odd way to say it..), did you immediately break up with the former to try your efforts in the latter? Each relationship with each person might give a different, (better or worse) feeling. Shouldn't we try to experience every feeling?
We use smash brothers as a hobby, aren't there more games to play? Hell, can't we make our own?
I really wonder do I take true advantage of my life, and after a couple of minutes (it really didn't take much) thought, I realized I'm not. Most people don't take advantage of their lives.
I wonder where I should start. Maybe I should get off the computer and take a walk outside.
(this thread was posted in two locations, if you're one of the few who would've noticed, please respond in both locations)
Do you ever wonder just how you're living your life? If you're truly taking life by the reins and taking control of everything possible. To do this I would think you would have to take advantage of every person you talk to. Obviously that would be immoral to take advantage of everyone, but does it really matter? Your life is just that, your life. In the end, do any of the decisions you make really affect you? You can live your life running away from the dangers of consequence, using person by person to get what you want. In the end, most of the consequences for trivial things probably aren't that bad.
Is the best way to live your school life to study as much as possible and get all A's? Why do we actually have to study? We can take advantage of a person in each subject, and get the same general effect. The idea of not knowing if you'll survive, but enjoying the present moment is a thrilling idea, but something that isn't strived for.
That girl (or guy depending on perception) you liked back in the day. Did you try as hard as you should've? When you were in that relationship, and found someone else who tickled your fancy (odd way to say it..), did you immediately break up with the former to try your efforts in the latter? Each relationship with each person might give a different, (better or worse) feeling. Shouldn't we try to experience every feeling?
We use smash brothers as a hobby, aren't there more games to play? Hell, can't we make our own?
I really wonder do I take true advantage of my life, and after a couple of minutes (it really didn't take much) thought, I realized I'm not. Most people don't take advantage of their lives.
I wonder where I should start. Maybe I should get off the computer and take a walk outside.
(this thread was posted in two locations, if you're one of the few who would've noticed, please respond in both locations)
