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VentingDo you have a day that you said "what a wonderful world"
Thread starterSunset Limited
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I remember I was having a good day with my friends. It was raining. I was really happy. For a moment I thought I had a very good life. Actually it was just a moment and I was feeling so good. My home was a hell and best memories are spending time with my friends. They have never judged me.
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it's_all_a_game, FuneralCry, demuic and 5 others
Apparently I somehow increased my strength a tiny bit by doing cardio and reducing caloric intake (), not really approaching "what a wonderful world"-levels but it's something. Otherwise I'd have to go back to stuff from over five years ago and my memory is completely wiped.
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RedHarlequin, MYStERY_Man and Sunset Limited
Yes, but to a certain extent. For me the world is something wonderful and complex, but life sucks xD.
I am fascinated by the things of nature, the laws that follow, how it works ... that is why the world seems fantastic to me (and removing the humans would perhaps be better).
I can understand what you say; Negative thoughts can be dissuaded at specific moments and make us believe how beautiful everything is, when it has only been a moment, maybe 1 or 2 hours, when I return home and rethink things well, I understand that it was just a shot of hormones.
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it's_all_a_game, FuneralCry, demuic and 2 others
When I was a child all my days were wonderful.
The world was amazing and new unknown places and challenges showed up everyday.
I remember when my parents told me we were going to go to a beach and I was like "what is that? What is the sea?" and when we finally got there I just fell in love with the sand and sea.
Damn, I really miss those wonderful days.
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DeadButDreaming, Meditation guide, demuic and 2 others
I took an art class once. My teacher and the other students really liked my paintings. I had gotten so many compliments one day so for a little while I felt like I was worth something. They didn't know this but everything they said about my work really meant the world to me.
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demuic, nopointofliving and JustAMatterOfTime
Apparently I somehow increased my strength a tiny bit by doing cardio and reducing caloric intake (), not really approaching "what a wonderful world"-levels but it's something. Otherwise I'd have to go back to stuff from over five years ago and my memory is completely wiped.
I think I get the same from home exercises (sorry, not a gym-god such as you). At the start I'm tired and there's this opaque layer covering my thoughts. By the end, that layer is translucent and I'm not tired anymore.
But to actually think that the world is wonderful... surely there must have been moments in the past, before I ever considered CTB, but they're buried deep now. After that, only on shrooms.
When I was a child all my days were wonderful.
The world was amazing and new unknown places and challenges showed up everyday.
I remember when my parents told me we were going to go to a beach and I was like "what is that? What is the sea?" and when we finally got there I just fell in love with the sand and sea.
I really know what you mean. When I was young I was spending my days at the beach with friends. Almost everyday. Being young and friends, it's priceless.
I'd rather have the first. Better to have experienced a wonderful life and to die knowing life was worth it then to die an as an elderly person, alone, with no one to miss you/care about you, watching your life go by for decades knowing absolutely nothing happened to make it worth living
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