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I like to think I am extremely lucky... :lol:
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hobogunner wrote:I like to think I am extremely lucky... :lol:
Then it means that it's the opposite in the reality.
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Nah, life is how you take it....I've had an insane amount of bull-shit luck so far, why should I not think I still have it?
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because delusions don't amount to real-life success
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No, but everything is through one's perception.
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explains those hallucinations
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Their not hallucinations, though, they are real life......I don't particularly believe in luck, but when it comes down to it, I either have an angel watching over me or just bull-shit luck.

However, this is the part where I will not go into my personal life. As rare as that is for me.
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dang and I was hoping to pull that angel away from you...
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:lol: I've done terrible things in my life, that's why I think it's bull-shit luck, not an angel, but who the hell am I to know? :?
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dang dude, well I won't pry. So I live with my parents but I pay for everything I touch pretty much so its kindof like living alone, without the benefit of living alone
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Same here-ish.

If I want anything other than a room and 3 meals......it's out of my nearly empty wallet. :lol:

You certainly have more self restraint than I do, I'd be asking myself hundreds of questions if I left it that ambiguous.
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I have alot of friends with pasts they try to forget, I guess thats a pretty bad thing to be saying at 18 but meh it is what it is
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It's not that I want to forget my past, I never want to forget it, it's just that I want to be able to see past it.

This is a poem I was forced to write in english:
I am Jordan Davis wrote: I am a man of few words.
I wonder how the past affects the future.
I hear past noises.
I see through a rearview mirror.
I want to look forward.

I pretend the past and future coincide.
I feel the present.
I touch what isn't there.
I worry the life ahead might be the one behind.
I am a man of few words.

I understand that regrets are more memorable than anything.
I say very little.
I dream of being blind
I try to look forward.
I hope the mirror will shatter.
I am a man of few words.
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Nice, I've never really had any kind of "inspiring" experiences to do anything like that about though, guess all of my life has been uneventful or just seems like it is
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:lol: Don't worry, those who have been through shit want lives that are uneventful...those with uneventful lives want lives with a bunch of stuff going on....there really is no middle ground for what straw one draws, just gotta take it as it comes.
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-Learn To Be Still, The Eagles
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