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Good vibes only: Let's chat!

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Participants Carl Rivera43Patrick Williams8crimsonfox26rowdyharbor15Eric Gray2
Carl Rivera43 Carl Rivera43 VeteranOP
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#1 ·
Hey there, I’ve got a little story for you.

So, picture three guys. Each one of them was lugging around two different bags.

The first guy explained it like this: "In front of me, I'm carrying a bag filled with all my mistakes and everything people have done to screw me over. It's stuffed with flaws and nothing but bad vibes. And honestly? I want everyone to see it."

"But on my side, I've got this other bag," he continued, "and that one fills up much slower. That's where I keep my virtues and the good stuff."
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Carl Rivera43 Carl Rivera43 VeteranOP
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#2 ·
crimsonfox26 says Najprijed is basically just a sack full of good vibes and virtues. It’s pretty packed, honestly. There’s hardly any room left for flaws in there.

Thirdly, my own bag for flaws has a massive hole in it. Every time I hear something negative, I toss it in, but it just slips right out—that's why it stays empty. As for my other bag, the one I use to collect everyone else's wins and successes? That one is getting pretty full, and I definitely want to keep filling it up.
Patrick Williams8 Patrick Williams8 Newcomer
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#3 ·
If you actually bothered to fix those typos, maybe people would finally get what this is even about. 🤷
crimsonfox26 crimsonfox26 Member
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#4 ·
🤣 🤣

This is such a solid topic, and honestly, that opening post was spot on 🤣

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rowdyharbor15 rowdyharbor15 Active Member
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#5 ·
Pros and cons? In our century, there’s this rigid way people try to label what’s "good" versus what’s "bad." Personally, I don't always categorize certain things as negative, just so we're clear on where I stand. Most people, though, will insist on calling them negative regardless.

So really, it's just a matter of how you define things based on whatever helps you survive the day.

I'm sure you'd prefer to stack up as many "positive impacts" as possible. It’s like adding one brick after another; eventually, you've got a bigger wall.
Eric Gray2 Eric Gray2 Regular
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#6 ·
We just can't make it work here—it’s simply not happening. Better luck next time, I guess. 🙂

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