Posted by Shadowplayers721 on August 28, 2004, at 1:06:41
In reply to B2, posted by Scott in Vermont on August 26, 2004, at 15:42:35
I am coming in on the last part of this thread. Been dealing with major dysfunction lately, so I apoligize for not replying sooner.
What is this about calling the self a looser? Nobody is a loser. They (Shadows) may not do great at certain things, but that doesn't make them a looser. Is a person with MPD or schziophrenia a looser? No. Is a person with diabetes or high blood pressure a loose? No. (Shadows, what the heck is a loose person? Hey, is it Looser or loser? Where is the grammar/speller master? He got ticked with you about awhile back, Shadows. DARN IT!!!)
There are times when we feel like throwing in the towel on something, but that just means we give up. That doesn't mean, "we are loosers". God doesn't make loosers and God didn't make a mistake either. (Personally, I think I made 100's in this post) This life is an adventure and at times it feels like torture. But, if we shut it all down now, what happens tomorrow. When you get to the point of not caring and giving up - that may actually be a surrender to the process of something. When things get to be to much, sometimes we just need to float and stop fighting in the water. Am I making any sense? I hope I don't sound preachy.
"Shadows, you sounded very very preachy to me." Okay, I will shut up and float on some Epsom salts and listen to some Mozart. "Good idea, Shadows. I will make some punch flavored crystal light."..... HEY! WHAT'S IN THIS CRYSTAL LIGHT? "zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"
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