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Posted by xygeneration
Hmm. it's not a matter of justifying one's behavior.. if people even think about that to begin with. People say they make conscious decisions, but most of the time people make unconscious decisions.
It's not being lazy, it's simply hard to change. I wish that it was easy (speaking for other people). If you've been abused, neglected or whatever.. you'll understand this.
A whore/slut didn't choose the life they wanted to live, but they've made that decision unconsciously (some who were sexually abused during their childhood).. The human mind is so powerful that it can be so destructive in the same way that it can be productive.
Going back to the original topic, vengeance is taking the pain and turning it into something constructive to improve oneself. That's coming from personal experience.
Posted by xxnightbynight
oooh Creepy you live in Sin City?! I left my heart in Vegas.
and some brain cells... a lot... of brain cells.
Posted by shellshocker
If you have been on the delivery end at one point in your life... what made you stop?
Posted by xygeneration
Um.. do I have to say "in my personal opinion".. sorry shell I forgot to write that.. but the OP said to discuss.. and in my personal opinion I am allowed to discuss my take whether from personal experience or observing other people.
Also, you can look it up or directly ask a WH0RE/SLUT why he/she is that way. It's still MY personal opinion based on the information I collected.
Posted by ScorpSuperiorPosted by shellshocker
If you have been on the delivery end at one point in your life... what made you stop?
Reflecting on my values. Once I reminded myself of what matters most to me, it seemed that spitefulness just didn't fit into my agenda any longer. Also, developing the ability to let go. That took some time to cultivate. I think once I looked back over my life and realized how much time I'd spent ruminating, plotting, and hoping for the demise of others...it dawned on me that those very actions were self-destructive and I was losing a make-believe battle (with foes who had long forgotten my name, lol). That was energy wasted and hours that I couldn't get back- time that could've been spent doing so many other useful things!
And then there's the feeling of just being free. Free to love so much more. And to give more to yourself and others. Free to let go.
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