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I do, but they're unattainable (even if they aren't very lofty in nature) because the common denominator in all my life's failures, is that it's me. I have never known true happiness or success so I can't even imagine it.
Some people just exist to make others feel better about themselves, and to serve as bad examples.
No but I like mini goals. Even if you don't fold your laundry it feels good knowing it's ready to be folded.
Honestly i don't really get the idea. Life is an open field, just lay on the comfy moss before it rains.
I get painfully bored when I relax for too long. Unless I'm sick, then I can watch Mayday Aviation Disasters for days.
It's mostly a metaphor lol
I try to approach life with a goal of making someone else's life a little easier each day.
I'm not always able to make myself feel better, but if I can make someone else feel better, well, that makes me feel a little better.
And like, obviously you shouldn't burn yourself to keep others warm. But building a fire for others can give you a chance to take part in the warmth yourself.
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I was at a job interview this morning and this guy asked me where I saw myself in five years. I laughed and said I'm not one to think too far ahead