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muistrue
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: MOTH]
#14988921 - 08/27/11 09:23 PM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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TYL3R said: I don't really hate you. 

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MOTH said: No worries brother... The bond you have maintained with your friends is very special and unique in today's world. Some people are just jealous!
Yeah you're absolutely right and I'm very aware of how blessed I am. I feel as though I'm living a charmed life, as are you.
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cdnshroom
Music Will Set Us Free


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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: teamkiller]
#14988928 - 08/27/11 09:25 PM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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I use to aim for the stars, somewheres along the line, i hit the moon
whoa dude. Very nice line.
link to your singing!
i recently took all my music off the net, i'll upload something original this week and send ya pm. thanks for your interest! I'll incorporate that line!
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blujay
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: AntiEverything]
#14988939 - 08/27/11 09:29 PM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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AntiEverything said: Have you noticed how fucking weird people get once they start to mature?
 wats'th up guy'th ?

It's so weird to me. People grow up, some of them turn gay, some of them buy rice rockets. some of them DO BOTH.
Others become parents at such early ages, even though everyone knows they should abort, they are essentially ruining another child's young hopeless life.

i even kno one kid who wants to work at a magazine CO to vicariously seal his identity thru the formation of his ugly-betty-gay-assistiance-alter ego. whom who has been morphing into for the past 3-4 years. (the one in the yellow tie^^).
a lot of kids i used to know, who would never do drugs, have grown up to be alcoholic bro-fags. others i know fall deeper and deeper into their religious fanatical persona.
what did u become?
So you're the douche who turns jaded and cynical about everyone else's lifestyle choices, huh?
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: blujay]
#14989577 - 08/28/11 12:49 AM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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people piss me off, like to a point where i have to have a outburst about it cause it's blatant, other people are trashy but its not to the point where I'm in some sort of situation and it sucks that whenever i go out someone cant just pull me aside and say something or mention it when i was talking about it in the first place some days i hate connecting with people i would rather not get rejected by, they're just people i met in life but they dont hold any sentimental value to me, im in college so theirs no way it'd benefit them to be acquaintances with me.
i feel like the only people that know me dont piss me off, shits gettin redicoulous too im probably goin to have to visit some people in jail because the people they hung out with are shadey cunts.
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pwnasaurus
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: Konyap]
#14989634 - 08/28/11 01:33 AM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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aiyobro said: people piss me off, like to a point where i have to have a outburst about it cause it's blatant, other people are trashy but its not to the point where I'm in some sort of situation and it sucks that whenever i go out someone cant just pull me aside and say something or mention it when i was talking about it in the first place some days i hate connecting with people i would rather not get rejected by, they're just people i met in life but they dont hold any sentimental value to me, im in college so theirs no way it'd benefit them to be acquaintances with me.
i feel like the only people that know me dont piss me off, shits gettin redicoulous too im probably goin to have to visit some people in jail because the people they hung out with are shadey cunts.
Woah buddy, slow down there. What in the hell are you talking about? That was an unbelievably long run on sentence that made no sense.
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mndfreeze 
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: pwnasaurus] 1
#14989638 - 08/28/11 01:44 AM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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No one here thinks they were a 'label' before as a youngster? Now? Being a classic dirty stoner hippy emo goth indie whatever was popular to be unpopular in your time?
counter culture is just as trendy and labeled as the roles you move into as you age.
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Soularize
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: mndfreeze]
#14989714 - 08/28/11 02:43 AM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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^^^spot on.
there's plenty of pretentiousness and cliches in every type of social circle imaginable. Just approach life with an open mind; even your friends who wear the suits now and slave away at the 9-5 and only talk about playing golf and how many inches their new televisions are...they're still people, with fears, hopes, dreams, and all that other stuff that makes us human.
I used to be a bitter motherfucker too, but you know it's a lot easier in life to just accept people for who they are.
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Enjoywho
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: muistrue]
#14989809 - 08/28/11 03:47 AM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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FractalDust said: I've been blessed to have a core group of friends that I've been able to learn and grow through life with ever since high school days. My two best friends I've known for over 15 years and yeah we have all changed a lot and our influences on each other have been a major part of our evolution into who we are today. Life is a trip.
Exactly how me and my friends are. Life truly is a trip.
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: thadood]
#14990169 - 08/28/11 08:28 AM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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thadood said: I think one of the most unfortunate things is getting into a long-term relationship and cutting other friends out because your girlfriend demands so much of your time. It can be rewarding in its own way, sure, but it's a gamble. If you end up breaking up, then you've lost her AND a lot of your friends (unless they're understanding folks).
I've had this happen to me several times. I'm going to do everything in my power to not let it happen again.
it's funny you mention this, because this is the way most of my friends have become (codependent to the point of psychosis). i see this huge lack of balance in most of my friends lives and it really turns me off.
i wonder why people can't recognize the need for healthy relationships outside of their married/bf/gf relationships?
i have absolutely zero desire to be with someone just to fulfill their neurotic need to never be alone. then again, most americans aren't a people that know anything about balance so it's no surprise that their relationships would be any different.
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AntiEverything
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: blujay]
#14991736 - 08/28/11 02:27 PM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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blujay said:
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AntiEverything said: Have you noticed how fucking weird people get once they start to mature?
 wats'th up guy'th ?

It's so weird to me. People grow up, some of them turn gay, some of them buy rice rockets. some of them DO BOTH.
Others become parents at such early ages, even though everyone knows they should abort, they are essentially ruining another child's young hopeless life.

i even kno one kid who wants to work at a magazine CO to vicariously seal his identity thru the formation of his ugly-betty-gay-assistiance-alter ego. whom who has been morphing into for the past 3-4 years. (the one in the yellow tie^^).
a lot of kids i used to know, who would never do drugs, have grown up to be alcoholic bro-fags. others i know fall deeper and deeper into their religious fanatical persona.
what did u become?
So you're the douche who turns jaded and cynical about everyone else's lifestyle choices, huh?
haters will hate
im assuming u mad
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thadood
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: Soularize]
#14993393 - 08/28/11 08:15 PM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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Soularize said: ^^^spot on.
there's plenty of pretentiousness and cliches in every type of social circle imaginable. Just approach life with an open mind; even your friends who wear the suits now and slave away at the 9-5 and only talk about playing golf and how many inches their new televisions are...they're still people, with fears, hopes, dreams, and all that other stuff that makes us human.
I used to be a bitter motherfucker too, but you know it's a lot easier in life to just accept people for who they are.
Honestly, sometimes even your friends who wear suits don't have the "suit" mindset. I, for one, dress up nicely every day. When I'm not at work, I'm slumming. I play whatever part I need to in order to make enough money to survive. Sad, maybe a little - but I do actually feel more confident when I dress up.
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thadood
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Re: Noticing the roles that your peers undertake as you age. [Re: gerryjarcia]
#14993407 - 08/28/11 08:17 PM (12 years, 6 months ago) |
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thadood said: I think one of the most unfortunate things is getting into a long-term relationship and cutting other friends out because your girlfriend demands so much of your time. It can be rewarding in its own way, sure, but it's a gamble. If you end up breaking up, then you've lost her AND a lot of your friends (unless they're understanding folks).
I've had this happen to me several times. I'm going to do everything in my power to not let it happen again.
it's funny you mention this, because this is the way most of my friends have become (codependent to the point of psychosis). i see this huge lack of balance in most of my friends lives and it really turns me off.
i wonder why people can't recognize the need for healthy relationships outside of their married/bf/gf relationships?
i have absolutely zero desire to be with someone just to fulfill their neurotic need to never be alone. then again, most americans aren't a people that know anything about balance so it's no surprise that their relationships would be any different.
Just curious, what gives you the right to jump from me as a person to Americans as a whole?
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