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What traits and characteristics would you love to have? in Psychology & Therapy ·
wanderinggull35 said:Sorry friend if that came off as an attack...

Anyway, I haven't actually read any of those guys... I don't really deal with psychology... and I don't read books much... honestly, hardly at all...

I just read myself and observed others...

As for God, I don't know anything... I don't even know who He is, let alone grab Him by the beard.... 🙂


1) So what? Are you projecting your own self-perceptions onto other people?
2) I think you should at least try to have some faith if you intend to weigh in on religious debates later on.
3) Why don't you read books?
What traits and characteristics would you love to have? in Psychology & Therapy ·
To @wanderinggull35;

I find myself agreeing with you on many points, I suppose. However, maybe you could try presenting your perspective in a way that feels a little less aggressive. You aren't the only one who has spent time studying David Icke, Jiddu Krishnamurti, or Chögyam Trungpa.
I don't think you've truly grasped the essence of God.
It might just be your perception.
What traits and characteristics would you love to have? in Psychology & Therapy ·
Quite a few. Though, I suppose I wouldn't want those qualities to just suddenly drop from the sky into my life all at once.
I feel like the journey you take to build yourself up as an individual is actually what matters most when it comes to developing character.

I guess you can't truly realize how good something is until you've experienced just how bad things can get. I think the same applies to one's own character.
Nescafé or Turkish coffee? in Miscellaneous ·
Oh... I see what's going on with this thread.
Turkey. Of course.
Nescafé isn't actually coffee. It’s more like just an idea of coffee, I suppose.

P.S. Just because my avatar was the Nescafé logo until recently, it doesn't necessarily mean that I drink it.