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Life is seriously a bunch of bullshit, litterally all my problems are because im too poor..
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2018-03-23 at 2:25 PM UTC
Originally posted by -SpectraL You can't be truly happy doing evil things, even though you like doing them.
Nigga you change ideology faster than you change clothes.
Just yesterday you said some shit like the world is evil and we’re all complicit in said evil. And there’s no escaping that reality. So what’s this shit about now? -
2018-03-23 at 2:26 PM UTC*-SpectraL sniggers and walks away, muttering to himself, before falling down an open manhole*
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2018-03-23 at 2:31 PM UTCOP, you need a better paying job.
1) Find a job with a reported higher salary. This needs to be a real job with an actual job posting, not just a pie in the sky job.
2) Find out the job qualifications for said job.
3) Get qualified, one step at a time.
4) While you are getting qualified for the better job, work 2-3 shitty jobs to get by.
5) Once qualified, get the better job and quit the other jobs to get your life back.
6) Profit. No question marks needed.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2018-03-23 at 2:35 PM UTC
Originally posted by Fox Paws Nigga you change ideology faster than you change clothes.
Just yesterday you said some shit like the world is evil and we’re all complicit in said evil. And there’s no escaping that reality. So what’s this shit about now?
Good and evil are like a balance of scales. Good is hereditary, and so is evil. The good must balance with the evil, and the evil must balance with the good. Even if you try your utmost to be a good person, you are still guilty of evil by heredity debt. The entire human race is owing the good, and we are all part of that human race. But that doesn't mean you can't still do good and be happy about doing that good. However, no one is guiltless. So you can not be doing evil, and still be evil. There is evil in every one of us, by way of our own human nature. -
2018-03-23 at 2:36 PM UTC
Originally posted by -SpectraL Good and evil are like a balance of scales. Good is hereditary, and so is evil. The good must balance with the evil, and the evil must balance with the good. Even if you try your utmost to be a good person, you are still guilty of evil by heredity debt. The entire human race is owing the good, and we are all part of that human race. But that doesn't mean you can't still do good and be happy about doing that good. However, no one is guiltless. So you can not be doing evil, and still be evil. There is evil in every one of us, by way of our own human nature.
Nigga this ain’t Star Wars -
2018-03-23 at 2:37 PM UTC
Originally posted by -SpectraL Good and evil are like a balance of scales. Good is hereditary, and so is evil. The good must balance with the evil, and the evil must balance with the good. Even if you try your utmost to be a good person, you are still guilty of evil by heredity debt. The entire human race is owing the good, and we are all part of that human race. But that doesn't mean you can't still do good and be happy about doing that good. However, no one is guiltless. So you can not be doing evil, and still be evil. There is evil in every one of us, by way of our own human nature.
Now put on your Sunday best, kids. We're going to Sears!
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2018-03-23 at 2:38 PM UTC
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2018-03-23 at 2:39 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2018-03-23 at 2:45 PM UTC
Originally posted by -SpectraL Good and evil are like a balance of scales. Good is hereditary, and so is evil. The good must balance with the evil, and the evil must balance with the good. Even if you try your utmost to be a good person, you are still guilty of evil by heredity debt. The entire human race is owing the good, and we are all part of that human race. But that doesn't mean you can't still do good and be happy about doing that good. However, no one is guiltless. So you can not be doing evil, and still be evil. There is evil in every one of us, by way of our own human nature.
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2018-03-23 at 4:59 PM UTC
Originally posted by -SpectraL Being happy isn't about money at all. If you ever have a shitload of it, you will see that for yourself. Real happiness comes from what fulfills you. If you like help helping people, help people. If you like hockey, play hockey. If you like chess, play chess. If you like music, play music. The number one reason there is so much unhappiness in the world is because people are doing things that bring them survival, but no real satisfaction.
If you have no real purpose in life that is useful to yourself and others, you are an empty shell of yourself, and that's all you will ever be. All it takes is the intent, and then the follow-through. Today, you decide to do something you feel would not even really be a job, because you actually enjoy it. Tomorrow, you lay out a plan to start doing it. The third day you start following through on the plan. It's that easy. Don't worry about the money. The money will come all on its own, for the sole reason that if you really like doing something, chances are you will be really, really good at it, and that provides a worth to someone else.
And I have the life experience to tell you what I have told you is the only way to be truly happy. There is no other way. All other roads lead to depression, sickness, and eventually, an early death. Why die when you have a world of unused possibilities sitting right in front of you? All you need is the intent, and then the follow-through and you will absolutely find the happiness you have been searching for all your life.
Survival is satisfaction, that's all we really exist for.
Distracting yourself with technology is only a crutch. -
2018-03-23 at 5:36 PM UTCSell glass out the house, nigga.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2018-03-23 at 5:45 PM UTC
Originally posted by -SpectraL Quite the contrary. As a kid, I had a lot of money. I liked to paint, so I got a job painting the exteriors of houses. Out in the sunshine, fresh air, doing something I like to do. I would make $250 per house, and I could paint two and a half houses a day. That's almost $700 a day. And in today's money, that would be more like two grand a day. And the most important thing was not the money at all. I was doing something I liked to do. Wasn't even like work. The money was just a bonus. I've worked jobs I liked to do right from my early teens right into my later life, and I've rarely been unhappy, and never felt unfulfilled even once.
why do they call child prostitutes house painters in canada ??? -
2018-03-23 at 6:19 PM UTC
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2018-03-23 at 6:23 PM UTC
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2018-03-23 at 7:08 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ajax OP, you need a better paying job.
1) Find a job with a reported higher salary. This needs to be a real job with an actual job posting, not just a pie in the sky job.
2) Find out the job qualifications for said job.
3) Get qualified, one step at a time.
4) While you are getting qualified for the better job, work 2-3 shitty jobs to get by.
5) Once qualified, get the better job and quit the other jobs to get your life back.
6) Profit. No question marks needed.
This is what I did and I have made 10k+ more than the previous year for 3 consecutive years now. First through a change of fields, then working hard & smart & getting promotions. On course to do the same this year. Many nights throughout this growth, a nigga has wanted to cry. Each day is a new day.
