If a picture is never seen...
is it still worth a thousand words?
(feel free to submit)
What is most important to me in this life?
What do I want most out of life?
What really makes me tic?
What makes me happiest?
What makes me saddest?
What makes me mad?
My greatest joy?
My deepest pain?
My scariest fear?
My highest ideal?
My fondest dream?
How I define friend?
How I define family?
How I love?
What is my favorite color?
Favorite food?
Favorite place?
Hero or idol?
Can you name my top five favorites in any category?
Favorite songs?
Favorite movies?
Favorite books?
Favorite singers?
Favorite writers?
Favorite libido fantasies?
The principle means of survival for human beings over the years have been some sort of combination of cooperation and competition with some leaning heavily one way and some leaning heavily the other way. The competitors dominate most of the time because they will fight for what they want on the premise, valid or not, that there is not enough of what they want to go around or, they simply enjoy power and induldge their greed and enjoy living in a relatively constant state of war. The cooperators share what they have and accept that sometimes they have more than they need and sometimes they have less than they need but they generally live in a state of peace. From another perspective, the competititors find greater joy in victory and the cooperators find more pleasure in playing the game. As for munchies, well, perhaps this entry was poorly titled. :)
So have you ever asked yourself...
I wonder if you can even begin to consider that one aspect of the godless person's perspective of a non-godless person is that anyone who needs an authority outside of their own mind to tell them what is right or wrong may not consistently act of their own accord.
The godless person simply believes anyone who needs an authority outside of their own mind to tell them what is right or wrong chooses to shirk personal responsibility for his/her own decisions and that is their choice. There is not judgment or condemnation in this belief, only observable behavior.
Some people appear to equate "godless" with "evil" or at least bad, as if "godless man" should not be trusted.
A person is not evil or bad for choosing to believe that whether there is or is not a god, he or she simply does not need it.
There is certainly nothing evil or bad in choosing to be free from a book of rules that are often more confusing and have caused more death and suffereing than any book in history.
If we base our judgments of good and evil on real things, not merely on words but on what people do, we can easily see that there are many more people who have done evil or bad things to others in the name of god than there are people who do evil or bad things to others in the name of no god.
That does not make god or a belief in god evil or bad. It can suggest that a belief in god leads many to do evil or bad deeds. But do those choosing to not believe in a god condemn those who do?
Do those who do not believe in god demand those who do believe in god change their opinion or belief?
Look at what people do when you want to judge. Look at where hostility or cruelty comes from. Look at yourself and how you feel when you think of a godless person. How do you really feel? Is it your feeling or did god give the feeling to you?
Do you really know?
ingredients:
cat(s) (the more the merrier)
dog(s) (the older the better)
will power
Mix dog(s) with cat(s) in confined space and leave overnight
allow dog(s) to have accidents on carpets and floor
allow cat box to remain uncleaned for at least a week
stir cat box occasionally so cat(s) will continue using it
add will power to prevent cleaning
add additional will power to refrain from eating outside of the house
after the first week, the living space will begin to smell like a port-o-potty and reduce the appetite... continue for a month and food consumption will be minimal... with sufficient will power to refrain from eating outside of the house, weight loss will be maximized
Note: extreme poverty can substitute for will power
i am alone because the delusion of caring that passes for caring among humans, like religions and most other human delusions, has always turned me off and i never could get the delusion that such pretentious caring/sharing actually relieves loneliness...
is this too real for you?
if you found yourself in a cage in a world where you were an animal, a human animal, and there were other people outside walking by looking at you in your cage wanting you to be human, to act like a human acts, to just do whatever it is you do... if you found you were in that cage on display in a zoo, your cage labelled human being, day after day, your food left at the edge of your cage, passed through a slot big enough for your food to come in, but not big enough for you to leave your cage... would you eventually become upset, even angry with those passing by each day pointing and laughing and coaxing you to move about, to do something amusing?... would you become still more upset when you find you are being watched eating, sleeping, even going to the bathroom?... people watching, staring, laughing... would you eventually do something to show your frustration, something, perhaps, like throwing your feces at the people?...
oh, but you're not an animal in a cage... you are civilized... aren't you?
more a fact of life... forget going to the mattresses, can you go to the mirror?... if you don't like what you see, you will not be with me...
why the person you were trying to help went away...