One thing you can't give up? How you might feel about something at any given time.
I know Master Chief Obvious. Since the net is around plus libraries of books everywhere who needs reality when you can slip into video game fantasy.
If Fiction has an end then reality is dissapointing. Sounds like someone needs to give up the idea of easily being dissastified.
Without force I'm trying to get people not to lie to themselves. It's amazing how convoluted we can become. Well, back to hard work and study. Try to be cool, look like a fool.
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Cutting it loose.
Started by The Man, Dec 14 2009 10:36 PM
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Posted 07 May 2010 - 12:17 PM
IGN and gamespot only give nice reviews usually if it's overhyped or they've been given lots of money 
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Posted 07 May 2010 - 12:41 PM
One thing I can't give up? I'm not really sure, so I'll just go with what came first to my mind.
My faith in Christ.
Sounds cheesy (not gonna lie), but everything that has happened in my life has lead me to this conclusion and this faith. I know everyone's walks of life hadn't led them to the same conclusion I did, and that's OK.
Like I said earlier, if I ever DID give my faith up it would take the exact same amount of life experience to convince me that there is no God or Christ as it did to convince me that there ever was a God or Christ. Even more maybe, because everything that led me to that conclusion would have to be challenged before the logic leading to that conclusion could be challenged. And those challenges to my belief have not presented themselves in my walk of life in a way that would tremendously shake my beliefs.
My faith in Christ.
Sounds cheesy (not gonna lie), but everything that has happened in my life has lead me to this conclusion and this faith. I know everyone's walks of life hadn't led them to the same conclusion I did, and that's OK.
Like I said earlier, if I ever DID give my faith up it would take the exact same amount of life experience to convince me that there is no God or Christ as it did to convince me that there ever was a God or Christ. Even more maybe, because everything that led me to that conclusion would have to be challenged before the logic leading to that conclusion could be challenged. And those challenges to my belief have not presented themselves in my walk of life in a way that would tremendously shake my beliefs.
I believe in what I want to believe in, you believe in what you want to believe in, so when someone wants to believe in something, no one will know what to believe!
Believe it or not...
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Posted 07 May 2010 - 01:29 PM
QUOTE (FreakyFilmFan4ever @ May 7 2010, 03:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
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*hits your wrist with a ruler*
Sorry. You made one of my big "pet peeve" typos. :3
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Posted 22 June 2010 - 07:51 PM
You never know when life will throw you a curveball. But I could almost take it all back. Sure there are things we could let go and we can draw conclusions about certain events.
It's easier to spot the lies and there are ideas that can be flawed. But I will not cut fiction loose if it means one day it could help someone uncover the truth.
It's easier to spot the lies and there are ideas that can be flawed. But I will not cut fiction loose if it means one day it could help someone uncover the truth.
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