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originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: muzzleflash
Eh. I'd say if everyone minded their own business like they used to, for the most part, and made their own decisions without being forced, pushed, or bullied, then it would heal the country. I'm not going to love everyone and shower them with hugs when I can simply be a gentleman and go about my own business without others trying to tell me what I should do.
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: muzzleflash
I don't care if you flag or star or reply to this thread.
But I do think you should go Hug someone and tell them you Care.
And even if they reject it,
still tell them how much you Love and Appreciate them.
Find that Lost Soul who needs you the most.
They will never forget what you do for them today.
Pissing people off isn't going to heal anything. Hug someone that doesn't want you hugging them and you'll draw a lawsuit.
Just mind your own business and go about your own life and keep your nose in your life and not theirs. That'll go a lot further than a hug. Trust me.
originally posted by: LSU2018
originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: muzzleflash
Love and Forgiveness will Heal our Political Turmoil and Drive out the Hate
Sadly "hate" for the opposition is their reason for living. They thrive on political turmoil; love and forgiveness isn't even remotely considered.
I know your posts, as do all the other posters on this forum. Out of respect for muzzle, since his thread is about getting along, I'll forgo mentioning the ocean of hypocrisy in your post.
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: muzzleflash
Not sure if satire or not, but often when you're at your rock bottom, you either fall off the deep end or you bounce back with a new view of life, usually more positive and independently geared. I'll say a prayer for you tonight before I go to bed, just in case.
originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: muzzleflash
Thank you for the positive thread.
We are, most of us, good people wanting good things for everyone else.
I think we forget that sometimes, getting caught up in all the bs.
originally posted by: muzzleflash
originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: muzzleflash
Thank you for the positive thread.
We are, most of us, good people wanting good things for everyone else.
I think we forget that sometimes, getting caught up in all the bs.
I met a guy a few months ago who did 23 years in prison for killing a guy.
He seemed like a really nice, normal guy that could have been a banker or lawyer or engineer or carpenter.
He had a normal life growing up for the most part, but when he was 20 in college he went to a party with his fiance, and he got really really trashed drunk. Some guy came up and started hitting on his girlfriend and said some really insulting things to him, and they got into a fight.
Well this guy beat the crap out of him in front of his fiance gf, and he was so intimidated and embarrassed that he walked over about 20 feet, picked up a 2x4 piece of wood, and came over and started hitting this guy in the head with it. The guy died from severe head trauma. He then fled the scene of the crime rather than giving aid.
So he did 23 years in prison + 7 on parole because of 1 moment where he made a major mistake while drunk. He was an otherwise nice guy his whole life, I can tell someone's energy, I know he's a good guy. But he is also a murderer because for 1 hour of his life he was not a nice guy at all.
Rather than his whole life defining him, it was just that 1 moment, that 1 mistake, that defined his entire life. Now he has to reconcile with that and try to redefine himself the way he wants to be, rather than the way he was that fateful horrible night.
So I do think we are mostly good people that want good things for others, but all it takes is that 1 day where you screw up to flush it all down the drain and be forever known as a bad person that did bad things to others.
originally posted by: olaru12
All praise to our Lady of the Immaculate Heart. You don't have to believe for the ritual to work.
originally posted by: muzzleflash
originally posted by: LSU2018
a reply to: muzzleflash
Not sure if satire or not, but often when you're at your rock bottom, you either fall off the deep end or you bounce back with a new view of life, usually more positive and independently geared. I'll say a prayer for you tonight before I go to bed, just in case.
Thank you, I will also pray for you and yours.
I think I am bouncing back, I feel a lot better now.
I am motivated to kick some butt and take life by storm!!
I CAN and WILL make my Dreams come True!
I AM a success!
My million failures and mistakes have brought me closer to my goal of Victory!
I'm almost there!!
And yes, I do realize this sounds very "Bipolar" of me, but I don't believe in those labels, I know I'm just a human being experiencing human life. It's a roller coaster sometimes, and that's OK. I don't need any pills, all I need is to embrace myself for who I am and just refuse to give up!