May 2012
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jillthethrill replied to your photo: I’m really excited to spend a week in this lovely…
charleston??!!
Yes ma’am!
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You concern yourself with something, you’re obsessive. You’re aggressively adamant.
You’re tolerant of other perspectives, you haven’t solidified your own and are, therefore, inadequate. Indecisive. Unintelligent and incapable of defending your stance.
Sigh
Alright
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weeeenhi asked: You've always been such a gorgeous girl, Isis. Seriously, you have such great physical assets and despite my lack of knowledge about who you are truly as a person. You seem like a well rounded and intelligent individual.
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Thoughts:
People will do things that piss you off, at times. Likewise, you’ll do things you consider to be characteristic of someone you don’t particularly like. Get over yourself
Foster The People is a really good band
I’m… More than okay, with everything, right now. Maybe it’s a result of the filter I’ve created between ”Things That Demand My...
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Travel changes you. As you move through this life and this world you change...
– Anthony Bourdain
My tolerance towards your inequity has exhausted.
A single 24-hour period cannot elapse without its entirety being wasted on senseless arguments.
It’s as though you find purpose in motiveless anger.
So here:
You wanna yell? I officially renounce my attempts at resistance. You wanna be pissed off for no reason? Appease your anger whilst I appease my apathy by means of submission.
I...
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Almost everyone is obsessed with leaving a mark upon the world. Bequeathing a...
– The Fault In Our Stars
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People have a boundless obsession with omniscience. And as is the case with all else we subconsciously do and submissively denounce our ability to control, we blame it on human nature
And I suppose it is.
Not the purest of human beings live independently of the temptation to stereotype on the basis of first impressions.
But, you see, that’s the thing. Every so often, the victims of...
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Given the futility of our struggle, is the fleeting jolt of meaning that art gives us valuable? Or is the only value in passing the time as comfortably as possible? What should a story seek to emulate? A ringing alarm? A call to arms? A morphine drip? Of course, like all interrogation of the universe, this line of inquiry inevitably reduces us to asking what it means to be human and whether-to...
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Without Pain, How Could We Know Joy?” Suffering, and its stupidity and...
– John Green
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I, hereby, formally promote John Green as one of my favorite authors
I picked up “The Fault In Our Stars” today, in absence of having a better idea of which book to check out for an analysis paper, and man, it was by pure coincidence that this turned out to be one of the better books I’ve read in a while
The plot’s depicted through the perspective of a cancer patient...
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Maybe it’s maturity, or a product of change in mentality
You start concerning yourself with stuff that actually matters. Disposing of trivial aspects and focusing on those that hold ultimate importance
It’s the process of decluttering, sort of
I’m in a state of ease, peace of mind; alleviated from stress and consumed by a healthy apathy towards insignificant matters
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The Dalai Lama, when asked what surprised him most about humanity, answered...
– The Dalai Lama via Whimisical-Beauty (via whimsical-beauty)
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kennywins asked: If I fell off tomorrow would you still love me? If I didn't smell so good would you still hug me?
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wickedsteller asked: Isis, is your last name really Fuji?
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People get so offended over the personal affairs of other people
I understand the concept of private matters “being of the general’s public concern” once they’re publicized, but… People being consumed by things that are of no relevance to them indicates a severe lack of prioritization within society
I’m not sure if this susceptibility to offense being taken...
Anonymous asked: How was the AP exam?