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So what does that make me...?For the recent surge of mean people, NO I DID NOT make this or own this
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There is a breaking point in this. Quote: "...monsters aren't born, they're made..." -C.J. Roberts (from goodreads)
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I'm not quite sure what you mean! ^^
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The described kind of person, has often a hard core inside that soft personality that everyone can see. That core is made by years of pain and suffering in a hellish environment. Not all people make it, out of there, in time. Sometimes it's a monster armed with sharp teeth and blades all over it's body, indestructible and covered in what only looks like that very sweet person that was very strong inside, but is only skin and bones now. And often, it doesn't even know it yet, it harms others on it's search for warmth. On realization it may suffer even more or like the taste of others suffering. This may not always have a happy end.
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Ahhhh. Yes, I agree. Thank you for being kind enough to explain to me! ^^
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No problem. ^^
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here's one that affects me personally. "I went insane after horribly long periods of sanity." -Edgar Allan Poe
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XD Yush! I agree, me too
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The most damaged people often lose reason due to being scarred in the past, so no, they are very rarely wise.
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You say we lose reason. I say we lose sanity. The lack of sanity can make one very wise and intelligent.
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How so? I would equal sanity with rationality and the ability to think, within the given physical and social laws, of all the consequences, and control over impulses.
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In the same way, that serial killers manage to do as they please for very long, before they are caught.
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Well yeah, those do, who act on impulse - they are much harder to catch then those with an actual plan.
But, no offense... taking serial killers as an example is kind of retarted in this context
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Except that the ones with the plan, only have a plan that they came up, to satisfy their impulses, but preset the kind of victim they want and what they do with it. And the ones who act on impulses, made the procedure a emotionless and cold, trained routine, that they don't allow any errors to be in. Their impulse in it is, that they react with a reflex to a suitable victim. But you are right, it's a bad example for this case. Looking back on your other comment, I actually understand why you see insanity as counterpart to rationality. It seems you think that social laws, the incorporation of consequences and emotional control, are important parts of the rational though process. I probably am a better example, now to describe me, think of a person that doesn't care about the existence of social laws, has a mix of philosophy and math as indicator for worth, also first thinks about how to execute a task at hand and only second, if at all, about the consequences.
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True in some types of damage. -nod- But I know from experience that a mental 'worldliness' leads to at least a little sageness. ^^
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I never thought you were lonely and damaged : )
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Bahaha. XD Thank you. You are just too darn sweet.
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Sorry to ruin such a true quote:
Unless you're the Joker. In that case you want EVERYONE to feel your pain.
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Ah yes. -nod- But then, Joker is the exception to every true quote. O_O The dude defies logic
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XD Yes, yes indeed.
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