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I'm hungry.
I'm hungry.
Many people calling at 3am for minor issues painfully realize doctors don’t go into their profession to save lives.
Those boys who talk about war and stuff (they don't talk much about domestic issues because it's too feminine) should know that every time they spell out self-righteous ideology/philosophy that sounds righteous but far from reality out of their own righteousness and not lack of education, they look both stupid and narcissistic.
You know what parents do to protect girls? They tell them not to go out late alone. Well there are a bunch of other things too, but I don't drink or drive so that's hardly anyone's concern. You can talk all day about girls having all the right to wear revealing clothes in the middle of the night on the street. That does not reflect reality and you know it.
Freud said, “Whoever loves becomes humble. Those who love have so to speak pawned a part of their narcissism”. It doesn't mean that you pretend you are lesser than others. It means that when you love someone, you will need to think about their differences, and to see them as normal human with fear and weakness. You therefore have more understanding of the human condition. Thinking of normal working people as heroes who need to fight for democracy or whatever vague values you have that hardly affect them in real life and might make them lose a limb or two is the opposite of that. Especially when you yourself never stand up to a bully or have the gut to tell your friends to stop cheating.
Good morning tutor.
Technically it was a moonlight walk. Because normally I walk at 5pm. But today I had to go shopping first.
Well there are definitely many people playing instruments by the beach along my daily sunset walk that I have limited views on.
I'm doing monsters in spaghetti today.
I am NORMAL again.
Wait. I still don't understand.
Since my one attempt at “relationship” that lasted “a few years” was mostly online (when the internet was stable, and no virus on my computer) because I only had 30 minutes lunch break and went home right after school. I can understand my grandma's generation would see relationships as more of practical dependency due to war or famine. But I always think a huge part of modern relationship is to offer emotional support?
Seems like it's one of the only 2 two-person activities available that can't be achieved as one person. Which, by the way, one activity can't possibly be bearable without the other. Without it, what are you even in it for? To conform to social norms as a group, instead of as individuals, like you normally do?
Where do those people think all the graphics about husband troubled at work, goes home to displace anger on wife and kids come from?