*WARNING, THIS MAY BE OFFENSIVE TO SOME, SORRY IF I OFFENDED ANYONE. JUST GETTING THESE THOUGHTS OFF MY MIND!*
"If you think I am crazy, then bring on the straight jacket and the padded room." - Responding to those who think, say, or imply that I am crazy or insane.
"The world is full of crazy cryptic crap!" - Referring to the downfalls of society.
"Being like everyone else is for the brainwashed, brainless drones in our society." - Referring to MTV.
"MTV is all about conformists that drink and have sex on a constant basis. MTV is no longer Music Television" - My reason why I no longer like MTV.
" Why reason with the world when we cannot change their actions." - My response to people who think they can change other people.
"Changing ourselves must come from within." - My reply to friends when they ask how to change their lives.
"Keep your friends close by so that you can keep a close eye on your enemies." - What I try to do in order to keep myself safe and happy with my life.
"Happiness cannot not be bought at a store. Happiness comes from people around you, circumstances, and God." - My response to materialist people who think buying things will make their lives better.
"Materialism is fueled by the media which is the ultimate deceiver of truth". - My opinion on the media and materialism.
"The media and its antics are enough to drive anyone crazy" - My response to the media.
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Friday, February 11, 2011
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
A Self Written Truth About Comfort Zones - Another Non-Poetic Post
“Being self imprisoned by your own self-imposed limitations is not a healthy or happy way to live.”
I wrote this quote to some online friends to describe how my own "comfort zones" are limiting what I do rather than making my life better. Living in my own prison causes me to live in fear of ridicule and does not allow me to be myself when around many people.
I think it is time to me to start redefining my level of "comfort" and to break out of my own prison. Going to focus on that over the foreseeable future in my writing here and in my life.
I wrote this quote to some online friends to describe how my own "comfort zones" are limiting what I do rather than making my life better. Living in my own prison causes me to live in fear of ridicule and does not allow me to be myself when around many people.
I think it is time to me to start redefining my level of "comfort" and to break out of my own prison. Going to focus on that over the foreseeable future in my writing here and in my life.
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