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Now, recently I saw the Jim Carrey movie, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind -> http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&cf=info&id=1808457310 <- It blew my ****ing mind. I must say due to recent events in life it really struck me at home. One of the biggest reasons why I am up here was because I thought I met the person of my dreams. Every quality I was searching for I found. All the pain from the past was lifted away from me. As everyone knows things did not work out. Some know more details then others. I left a lot of true friends behind in the process of moving up here. Everyone has at one point or another either lost a friend due to moving or had their friends move away. It sucks to tell the truth. When I was in Orlando, I vowed to never pick up and leave like I have done to Connecticut and Fort Lauderdale. It is funny How history repeats itself, but the circumstances are always different. I moved to Orlando following a girl, and I left Orlando because of a Woman. One day that will be a book and everyone needs to buy a copy. Whether you laugh at it or not, doesn't matter. Beleive it or not, I had this funny freaking idea the other night. (speaking of writing a book). I am going to call the book -> "Would You **** Me" -> The point behind this book is the local bar and club scene. Everyone at one point or another has observed people interacting at the bars and you see the pathetic braggers, the sueve chaaches, the quiet and lonely, etc. Well, I am going to start out the book with asking 100 women "Would you **** me?" and from the general reaction of this I am going to write a detailed observation of what it is like getting slapped, getting drinks spilled in my face, maybe getting lucky, who knows how one will react. I brought this idea up to Heather and Shelly and they literally were pissing their pants when I got detailed by it. My only question is, should I bust out the vaseline to reduce the impacts? So if you guys ever see a book labeled "Would You **** Me?" please buy it : ).
How fragile are humans? Do you consider one strong because physically he or she can lift so much weight? Is it based upon being emotionally strong? Does Will-power have an affect with it?
The human body, mind and soul truly are fragile things in life. It is the root of our Lifeblood. Mind you without our body, mind and soul we would be lifeless. Just an entity of existence as a vegetable. Basically, taking up space as a lifeless piece of matter.
Physically what makes a human strong? Is it endurance? Are you able to withstand extreme torture towards your body over an extended period of time? Well, with my tests and results I would say it does not matter how much you can lift or how long you can lift it makes you strong. It is the fact of being able to put pain and hurt of the body in a separate place and existence versus what you feel. Perfect example was last weekend at the Skate Park by the beach. The first time I ever had the guts to try something new and un-trained for. I tried to do a back flip off the half pipe. The first few times I busted my ass, but perseverance kept me at it. The end results of trying this are a ton of aching bones and muscle, a fresh new scar on my face and basically defeated in my attempts. So, am I a strong body? It is perspective that will tell you that. I think I am, because I am going to go right out there again this weekend and put my body to the extreme. The problem lies here though. . . I don't think without my mind or soul would I have been able to bear the agony of punishing my body the way I have. Thus, I believe you need to be strong in every aspect to be a strong person.
Mind, without it we have no thoughts, no questions, no answers, nothing. We simply take up space without a mind. There are those out there that can't make a decision and simply go with what others want. That sums up the weak from the strong. Mind you, even the strong sometimes show signs of weakness. I actually like to call it stupidity. We have all had our end-user moments. But, why would one subjectly put their mind into a situation where they could harm themselves? Better yet, why would someone want to keep something that not only Taints them because it will remind them of a bad memory, but it will also make the scars last longer. These people I look upon with sadness in my eyes, because they simply can't let go of something that never truly was. Things happen and we all get hit with a baseball bat once or fly into a concrete barrier next to Universal at 30 to 45 mph and then get T-boned. That is life and those are consequences that our actions project. Mentally speaking, what makes us strong is the willingness to endure greater feats right after a bitter defeat. The ability to not lose faith in the goodness of humanity when things are in the **** of the ****.
How fragile are humans? Do you consider one strong because physically he or she can lift so much weight? Is it based upon being emotionally strong? Does Will-power have an affect with it?
The human body, mind and soul truly are fragile things in life. It is the root of our Lifeblood. Mind you without our body, mind and soul we would be lifeless. Just an entity of existence as a vegetable. Basically, taking up space as a lifeless piece of matter.
Physically what makes a human strong? Is it endurance? Are you able to withstand extreme torture towards your body over an extended period of time? Well, with my tests and results I would say it does not matter how much you can lift or how long you can lift it makes you strong. It is the fact of being able to put pain and hurt of the body in a separate place and existence versus what you feel. Perfect example was last weekend at the Skate Park by the beach. The first time I ever had the guts to try something new and un-trained for. I tried to do a back flip off the half pipe. The first few times I busted my ass, but perseverance kept me at it. The end results of trying this are a ton of aching bones and muscle, a fresh new scar on my face and basically defeated in my attempts. So, am I a strong body? It is perspective that will tell you that. I think I am, because I am going to go right out there again this weekend and put my body to the extreme. The problem lies here though. . . I don't think without my mind or soul would I have been able to bear the agony of punishing my body the way I have. Thus, I believe you need to be strong in every aspect to be a strong person.
Mind, without it we have no thoughts, no questions, no answers, nothing. We simply take up space without a mind. There are those out there that can't make a decision and simply go with what others want. That sums up the weak from the strong. Mind you, even the strong sometimes show signs of weakness. I actually like to call it stupidity. We have all had our end-user moments. But, why would one subjectly put their mind into a situation where they could harm themselves? Better yet, why would someone want to keep something that not only Taints them because it will remind them of a bad memory, but it will also make the scars last longer. These people I look upon with sadness in my eyes, because they simply can't let go of something that never truly was. Things happen and we all get hit with a baseball bat once or fly into a concrete barrier next to Universal at 30 to 45 mph and then get T-boned. That is life and those are consequences that our actions project. Mentally speaking, what makes us strong is the willingness to endure greater feats right after a bitter defeat. The ability to not lose faith in the goodness of humanity when things are in the **** of the ****.
