Posts by Henry Edwards78

electrictinker26 said:Don't tell me you don't understand what black-and-white thinking looks like. It’s when someone claims everyone is just living in a simulation, or insists that true justice doesn't exist. Or maybe it's when you pull straight A's on every exam, but you get one B and immediately decide you're a total failure. Absolutes aren't real. Nobody is purely beautiful or purely unattractive. You can't justify being ungrateful by claiming you haven't earned what you have, or else you'll end up with nothing. There is no such thing as being completely ungrateful. Just look around; life isn't binary. Look! God isn't like that either; if He were, none of us would exist because we would have cancelled each other out long ago under such rigid laws.

You're philosophizing again...🙄 Haven't you heard that taking everything for granted is a dangerous game? If you actually stop to think about why that is, it's simple: you have something right in front of you, you fail to appreciate it, and the moment it's gone, you realize—in the harshest way possible—that you didn't value it nearly enough.

wearyowl29 said:Honestly, this is such a black-and-white way of looking at things.

I can't help but wonder what the poet actually intended by those words.

Gratitude is a powerful thing... if more people actually practiced it, life on this planet would be a much better place to exist..

I’ve always been fond of this particular Quinn from the book Secret by Rhonda Byrne:

''For whoever is grateful, shall receive even more and overflow.
But those who are not grateful, will lose even what they currently possess.''

You people are quite something... if you could actually manage to make me laugh, I might find it worthwhile😲😲

Greetings. My sister is getting married in a few months, and I find myself still undecided on which songs would be appropriate to dedicate to her during the performance at her upcoming wedding. Could anyone suggest some options, provided they are American classics? 🙂🙂🙂

Drew Morgan said:They aren't "unbalanced." It's just hyperactive, high-strung people whining about it.

😂😂haha...I'm neither hyperactive nor high-strung😂yet those slowpokes still get on my nerves...

Drew Morgan said:This is an excellent topic, and it actually crossed my mind recently.

For the last few days, I’ve been attempting to compile a list of the most loathsome traits one can possess. 😍

Here is my definitive ranking, though I admit the exact order of repulsion is subjective:

1. Stinginess
2. Selfishness
3. Arrogance
4. Quote
5. Jealousy
6. Cowardice and a total lack of backbone

hmmm... looks like you might have me pegged for number three, too... XD
I mean... it depends, I'm not always arrogant... 🤣 😢 go ahead and throw stones... 😂 😂

Amanda Sullivan3 said:I wouldn't say I'm always like this, though—it really just depends on the moment 😁
sometimes my mood is a bit off, but other times, I'm actually quite fun and in high spirits myself 🙂

Fair enough....🙂if you were truly that way all the time, you certainly wouldn't be standing here admitting it right now...🙂🙂
so I suppose I'll grant you that you're still somewhat tolerable...🙂🙂

Paul Rodriguez47 said:1. mostly people who are always stuck in some drama and play the victim, whining about everything while acting like they're somehow superior to everyone else
2. slowpokes, just like you
3. chauvinists
4. people who won't shut up about celebrity gossip or trash-talking neighbors
5. any kind of authority figures

Well... yes... I find myself agreeing with point number one here...🙂
In my view, no one holds any inherent superiority over anyone else, and I simply cannot fathom why certain individuals feel the need to posture as if they are some sort of big shot when, in reality, they are just ordinary people like the rest of us.😂😂