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Solitude |
you make mistakes, re-assess, learn and grow.
i wonder how many people actually take the time to reflect, instead of wasting their time infront of media that is designed to control and manipulate....i am constantly surprised by the lack of morals in our society. again, only validating my opinion on humanity.
i held these beliefs close to my heart, governing the way i live and interact.
i was naive enough to be talked into venturing outside my views, in the hope that perhaps my better judgement was wrong, but upon much reflection over the past 6 months, ive realised that i should have stood by those ideals...i was never wrong, integrity is fast becoming obsolete.
you simply avoid disappointment by having no expectations.
part of growing up is the acceptance that life is not perfect, the way it was depicted in fables for the young, a cruel way of shaping one's mind to bitter disappointment later in life.
im sick of pointless, uninteresting conversation; mindless fools with no ability for abstract thought.
there's so much knowledge to be swallowed. nihilism becomes pointless unless you're prepared to take your own life, you become nothing but a contradiction, using the philosophical concept as a scapegoat.
a new year, time to sweep away the cobwebs, the lifestyle i once kept, the friends i once thought i had and move on to better things, a productive mind.
someone once said that you're only as good as the company you keep.
lucky for me i like solitude.
i wonder how many people actually take the time to reflect, instead of wasting their time infront of media that is designed to control and manipulate....i am constantly surprised by the lack of morals in our society. again, only validating my opinion on humanity.
i held these beliefs close to my heart, governing the way i live and interact.
i was naive enough to be talked into venturing outside my views, in the hope that perhaps my better judgement was wrong, but upon much reflection over the past 6 months, ive realised that i should have stood by those ideals...i was never wrong, integrity is fast becoming obsolete.
you simply avoid disappointment by having no expectations.
part of growing up is the acceptance that life is not perfect, the way it was depicted in fables for the young, a cruel way of shaping one's mind to bitter disappointment later in life.
im sick of pointless, uninteresting conversation; mindless fools with no ability for abstract thought.
there's so much knowledge to be swallowed. nihilism becomes pointless unless you're prepared to take your own life, you become nothing but a contradiction, using the philosophical concept as a scapegoat.
a new year, time to sweep away the cobwebs, the lifestyle i once kept, the friends i once thought i had and move on to better things, a productive mind.
someone once said that you're only as good as the company you keep.
lucky for me i like solitude.
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