ninth path

Dec 31, 2010 21:41

As it's the last day of the year, I've been thinking about resolutions. I've always thought they were pointless, of course. Most are doomed to failure, and if you really want to change something about yourself, hanging your hopes on a New Year's resolution is foolish. It's a shallow attempt to pretend you're going to become a better person, that ( Read more... )

making his own fun, seriously what a genius, full of amazing ideas, happy new year

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dofaye December 31 2010, 21:49:55 UTC
That makes sense if your definition of interesting includes practically inviting others to despise you.

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mist_illusions December 31 2010, 23:21:20 UTC
If they're going to do it anyway, why not give them a reason to?

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dofaye December 31 2010, 23:57:19 UTC
One generally isn't despised for no reason. I don't expect you -- you in the general sense, of course -- would be disliked with a more positive and productive attitude.

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mist_illusions January 1 2011, 00:04:36 UTC
Oh, do you think so? Has it worked that way for you?

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iwillfollowhim January 1 2011, 07:43:06 UTC
I think my resolution will be to go to the hospital wing one less time a week for this year.

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mist_illusions January 1 2011, 08:04:17 UTC
That sounds like a good one. You really ought to take better care of yourself.

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iwillfollowhim January 1 2011, 08:16:26 UTC
I want to do well in all of my classes, so I always push myself... but I want to take care of you too. And if the only way to do that is to take care of myself so you don't have to worry, that's what I want to do.

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mist_illusions January 1 2011, 08:35:32 UTC
You don't need to take care of me, I'm sure you know that. There's no reason to push yourself too hard, Chrome. Just take it easy this year.

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donttelldaddy January 1 2011, 10:42:40 UTC
I think it's nice to at least put forth an effort into resolutions, even if they will most likely fail.

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mist_illusions January 1 2011, 10:49:46 UTC
I suppose it depends on what your resolution is.

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donttelldaddy January 1 2011, 10:50:35 UTC
I've never been faithful to one in my life, but it doesn't hurt to be optimistic.

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mist_illusions January 1 2011, 10:55:34 UTC
That's quite a lot of optimism, if you've never managed it before. What are you trying this year?

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mist_illusions January 2 2011, 10:55:56 UTC
Then they probably don't feel any need to make resolutions about it.

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bitterpresent January 2 2011, 09:52:52 UTC
I think it's the idea of wanting to change that's important.

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mist_illusions January 2 2011, 10:57:47 UTC
There's nothing wrong with wanting to change, but if someone really wants to do it then New Year's resolutions aren't the best way.

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bitterpresent January 2 2011, 12:14:09 UTC
Why not?

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mist_illusions January 2 2011, 22:33:49 UTC
It doesn't show much dedication if they have to wait for a special occasion to start trying.

Have you made a resolution?

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