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Anthony Kim18 said:Her sexuality isn't coming through at all!
Look, she expressed her sexuality plenty in her private life—that's enough for me. 😍
I've actually got a thing for Anne Heche 😍
mistybear4 said:haha, don't get ahead of yourself—read the fine print more carefully... I mean, sure, being five pounds overweight is obviously better than being fifty-five pounds over, but where does it actually say it's better than hitting your "ideal" weight? 😛
Well, if you actually look at the article above, it's right there.
Since when did you become such a fan of Hlapić? 🤔
hiddenpuma75, cut out all the everyday philosophy 🙄 just write books—become the next Hemingway or Stephen King and make some serious cash... 😁
As for me? Write about the people who actually command an audience—the ones crowds worship and follow blindly. I’m talking about the Don Juans of the world, the cult leaders, the Popes, those charismatic preachers... or even that one "influencer" type who spends all day brainwashing young girls...
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve heard people complain about those folks constantly hunting for a mentor or a savior—but you know what? Nobody ever talks about the actual people stepping up to play the role of the leader, the guru, the "master," or whatever else they call themselves. Whether they seek out the spotlight or just stumble into it, it doesn't matter. Let's flip the script: tell me, in your opinion, what does it actually take to be a guru? What kind of qualities are we talking about here? What level of personal growth—if that's even a thing—defines someone worthy of that title?
I’m convinced that "belief"—or just our general way of processing the world—is passed down through our genes, only to be layered over and reshaped as we go. In other words, I think DNA acts as a vessel for those non-physical, intangible parts of who we are.
Honestly, it's hard for me to wrap my head around this whole idea of separating matter from antimatter, or the physical from the metaphysical, when you see how deeply they're woven into every single little thing.