To be honest I know I felt something when I took this photo. Part of me already knows I shouldn’t feel too indifferent when I see the impoverished but for the most part I cared about capturing the emotion the photo might contain. Was it wrong of me to do such a thing and not care about the actual persons circumstances or do I carry some legitimacy in my attempt to display emotion??
Someone once told me that “You would go crazy if you attack your thoughts all the time”.
My true response would have been I am sorry your an idiot and can’t control your thoughts….. Sigh, but alas I must save face…..
Can you keep on fighting even when you have no pride left?
Indefinitely.
Although I will admit that I do care about my looks, my mind is probably the better candidate to make an impact on this world.
An act of courage means fighting against something that is stronger than yourself….
When it happens will you be strong enough???
Sometimes you got to wonder if your brain is full of clutter and if possible do something about it.
"For what it’s worth: it’s never too late to be whoever you want to be. I hope you live a life you’re proud of, and if you find that you’re not, I hope you have the strength to start all over again."
F. Scott Fitzgerald (via babanees)
(via fromasecondstory)
Whomever I am with I always want them to be critical of me. I don’t care if you call me an idiot or whatever fowl names you can conjure. As long as I get that because and get the right to retort in some manner things are going to work out great with our relationship.
I value most critical minds, it’s just the dam things are so hard to find!!
Is it bad of me to laugh out loud when two identical twins are fighting each other because it looks like someone is fighting a mirror???
One thing you might have to think about is whether or not you can improve your talents without the help of others. It seems like bad advice to rely heavily on yourself but there has to be a point where other individuals opinions don’t make up the bulk.
It would make more sense to have a balance in the development of your talents. Sometimes you should rely on other’s contributions but in some other cases you rely solely on yourself. One of problems with such a claim is learning how to trust our own evaluations. We are terribly negative sometimes and we do a great job of shunting the positive observations.
Finding balance seems impossible but it is necessary.
Objects get old but ideas don’t. Objects lose value just like a used car but an idea can be built upon and reawakened into something totally new.