Alright 32, I'm new here from /pol/ (as most are by the looks of it). I've come here in hopes of finding some form of peace from all this insanity that is currently being put out.I've taken off the glasses and am seeing the world through a much differe

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Anonymous 12/09/14 (Tue) 04:09:41 No.489

Alright 32, I'm new here from /pol/ (as most are by the looks of it). I've come here in hopes of finding some form of peace from all this insanity that is currently being put out.

I've taken off the glasses and am seeing the world through a much different viewing. It hasn't been comforting and in many ways has caused my emotions to fluctuate up and down.

I've been looking at ways too better myself as a human being, learning new things as much as possible etc, but the one thing I believe I need now is too find comfort. I dont expect to find it here but maybe a direction to where there is comfort.

Im wondering /32/, is if you can offer me advice on what to do to find some form of peacefulness when needed before I drift into insanity.

Anonymous 12/09/14 (Tue) 04:37:20 No.490

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Allow me to ask first whether comfort is your greatest value. I highly doubt that it is, even if you seek it immediately and before anything else of value to you.
You say you wish to better yourself as a human being, so you'd better get good at identifying when comfort and self-improvement conflict. When you have to choose between what is right and what is easy.

People often tell each other things like "It's all up to you" and "I won't tell you what's right and wrong; You have to figure it out yourself".

I find these responses lazy and unimaginative. I'll impart my own cents of wisdom for you to collect and judge against your own wisdom and the wisdom of others:
Don't make your intentions completely visible. Hide your power level for when you need it. Be excellent to other people. Know when your silence is doing harm. Floss your teeth, cause gingivitis Blimping sucks. Do not make the mistake of rejecting comfort when there is no need. Comfort can give you strength.

Anonymous 12/09/14 (Tue) 05:07:02 No.491

>>490

Flossing is actually good advice, I always forget to floss.

We're all on this journey together, so comfort is necessary at certain aspects but at the sametime not something I want all the time.

I just think I need moments of comfort and potential direction of where comfort can be. I find it amongst friends, but in this day and age the split of community and everyone too lazy to come together as a community, I only have a select few people to find the comfort within.

I've tried music but within music i've gotten into it (musician and gigged numerous times) and its full of just blind people pretending they can see which hurts.

Unfortunately my power level has slipped far too often as of late, the absolutely blindness of people who feel their at a superior level aggravates me into responses, but I tend to try and respond assertively rather than aggressively and it's switched a lot of people over too actually think more.

I suppose just letting this out has given me a sense of comfort knowing that people are opening their eyes more, but I suppose im stuck as I know too many choose to stay blind.