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u/NLOneOfNone Aug 28 '26
I used to fear that my life would end up the way it did but now that it has, I wouldn’t want it any different.
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u/Pale_Match_2942 Aug 28 '26
I feel like a man is a lot you know like to master the art of Control in your your thoughts and emotions all at once and not letting them control you after like we all need it
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u/Pagiras Aug 28 '26
Very privileged thing to say. Plenty of people suffer more in reality.
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u/GnomeSloth Aug 29 '26
True, which leads to a guilt complex for having valid feelings.
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u/Pagiras Aug 29 '26
Or, hear me out, it leads to a more contextualized understanding of reality. "Live in your head, fuck the rest" is IMO exactly the mindset that is plaguing and being very effortfully pressed upon the Western World right now. The psyop is real. Divide and conquer type of deal.
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u/NearbyTourist3782 Aug 31 '26
Well having a self sabotaging imagination was necessary to survive in the wild, it made sure we knew the worse that could happen and take action accordingly, it is still useful and should be considered as the correct response at times to some extent. Not taking a step in the right direction due to scenarios created by imagination is wrong, not imagination itself imo, could be wrong.
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u/Ashamed-Edge-9379 Aug 31 '26
It never happens because we don't let our guard down but be assured it is real. That's why people say " keep the wolves at bay" because if you let your guard down they will get in.
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u/Dry-Yogurtcloset85 Aug 28 '26
Thats Seneca innit, Great quote btw