Fair enough. More than anything I enjoy playing Devil's Advocate with a view to making people question their conclusions, and then question their questions. It's a habit of mine, really. Not to say it's a necessarily good habit (here I go, questioning it already) but it's What I Do, so when presented with an introspective that large I was forced to loose it on you. It was an obscene act for which you have my sincerest apologies.
Not a problem at all Mr. Mizzi, I enjoy having something to write back against. Also, it's interesting to find somebody other than T.A read this... I wasn't expecting that.
As much as I sit here, and I think, and I understand. I know I've never hit rock bottom, nor do I really want to, it scares me. What do you do when you hit it? I can't even fathom how I'd react. I've stopped regretting things, instead I've added them to the long list of my experiences, including my many mistakes and I'm sure, many more are to come. I enjoy the things around me more, instead of hating what I don't have, wishing for things I will never have and then hating myself for wishing for those things. I have a literal paradox in my head. It amazes me that It hasn't imploded yet. Enough of the rambling, time to enjoy some fruits of my minimum wage labour.
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Fair enough. More than anything I enjoy playing Devil's Advocate with a view to making people question their conclusions, and then question their questions. It's a habit of mine, really. Not to say it's a necessarily good habit (here I go, questioning it already) but it's What I Do, so when presented with an introspective that large I was forced to loose it on you. It was an obscene act for which you have my sincerest apologies.
ReplyDeleteBut you totally started it.
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Not a problem at all Mr. Mizzi, I enjoy having something to write back against. Also, it's interesting to find somebody other than T.A read this... I wasn't expecting that.
ReplyDeleteAs much as I sit here, and I think, and I understand. I know I've never hit rock bottom, nor do I really want to, it scares me. What do you do when you hit it? I can't even fathom how I'd react. I've stopped regretting things, instead I've added them to the long list of my experiences, including my many mistakes and I'm sure, many more are to come. I enjoy the things around me more, instead of hating what I don't have, wishing for things I will never have and then hating myself for wishing for those things. I have a literal paradox in my head. It amazes me that It hasn't imploded yet. Enough of the rambling, time to enjoy some fruits of my minimum wage labour.
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