Breathing is fundamental
That fine line between exhaling being a product of inhaling and inhaling being a byproduct of exhaling and exhaling being a byproduct of inhaling and inhaling being a product of exhaling. π
You have to lose your mind to come to your senses.
No matter where I go, there but for the grace of too many gods, I am.

That fine line between exhaling being a product of inhaling and inhaling being a byproduct of exhaling and exhaling being a byproduct of inhaling and inhaling being a product of exhaling. π
If you beLIEve it, it must be true. π
<babble>Sometimes what you think is a lie is actually the truth and vice versa. Thatβs what makes it so easy to make shit up and get away with it, albeit temporarily. But in a temporary world all that counts are temporary things.</babble>
I would rather be stuck in the middle of nowhere than on the outskirts of somewhere. At least that way I nowhere I am.
R-U.S.
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Giving birth to new habits can be just as painful as old habits dying hard. Or perhaps if old habits die hard does that mean the pain of them dying is the same pain you experience by giving birth to the new habits that replace the old? And perhaps if you never had any habits to begin with (good or bad) you could avoid the pain altogether?
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Barring a loss of the senses, being informed is easy. Being misinformed is easier. Being uninformed is both the easiest and the hardest.
Since we are doomed to never know how soon it will be too late, I would think we canβt do anything too soon.
The doers are rarely the knowers and the knowers are rarely the doers but when they are you might want to just step aside.
<babble>Are things that happen before it’s too late more or less meaningful than things that happen after it’s too late?</babble>