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Topic	How well do you practice basic life functions?
TicketOak 07/18/21 7:43:09 AM #3:	I shower five times a day, I brush fifteen times a day, and I shit fifteen times a day. I never wash my face for a cleanse. In fact, the shower takes hours of my day, every day, to clean. It is difficult to shower regularly without washing your face. Your skin is like a piece of glass. If you don't care for yourself, where do you find an outlet for your feelings? If you're constantly making excuses for not being strong, if you're constantly trying to hide what you're capable of, or if you're always worrying about the feelings you get when you're not strong, it can get very difficult to continue to live your life. For me, I don't go to a social place, because my friends know it isn't productive. I go to work, I come home, and I drink coffee. The idea of going to work or coming home and drinking coffee is one of my oldest desires that I've had since I was ten years old. The fact that I haven't made that decision makes me weak. The idea of going to work is so exhausting. To me, the only way that people can truly learn to trust themselves is to experience life fully for themselves, and I try to help others by saying, "Stop acting up." I have tried to educate myself on how to use my positive energy and to live through my own pain and fear, without judgment or shame. When you get comfortable, you're able to create a more compassionate and loving community than you are right now, and you're able to be more creative. But your community won't be created by the actions of you. If you're trying to improve, learn to be more accepting, open to dialogue, and to experience the world from your perspective, stop being so sensitive. Try to find the joy and beauty in everyone in the room, and be open to learning more about their lives. Don't be afraid to have doubts. Even if they're not there yet, when you're in the room, you're able to express those doubts, and get closer to the person who really matters. Once you can't hear what you're saying, it's easier to hear what they're saying. Let others talk. If someone else doesn't want to listen to you, you can be the one to listen and help them learn to speak from your heart. --- All Hail the Ticket Oak. All Hail the Ticket Oak. <cite>TicketOak posted [p:956203672] in How well d... [t:79570452]...</cite> <quote>I shower five times a day, I brush fifteen times a day, and I shit fifteen times a day. I never wash my face for a cleanse. In fact, the shower takes hours of my day, every day, to clean. It is difficult to shower regularly without washing your face. Your skin is like a piece of glass. If you don't care for yourself, where do you find an outlet for your feelings? If you're constantly making excuses for not being strong, if you're constantly trying to hide what you're capable of, or if you're always worrying about the feelings you get when you're not strong, it can get very difficult to continue to live your life. For me, I don't go to a social place, because my friends know it isn't productive. I go to work, I come home, and I drink coffee. The idea of going to work or coming home and drinking coffee is one of my oldest desires that I've had since I was ten years old. The fact that I haven't made that decision makes me weak. The idea of going to work is so exhausting. To me, the only way that people can truly learn to trust themselves is to experience life fully for themselves, and I try to help others by saying, "Stop acting up." I have tried to educate myself on how to use my positive energy and to live through my own pain and fear, without judgment or shame. When you get comfortable, you're able to create a more compassionate and loving community than you are right now, and you're able to be more creative. But your community won't be created by the actions of you. If you're trying to improve, learn to be more accepting, open to dialogue, and to experience the world from your perspective, stop being so sensitive. Try to find the joy and beauty in everyone in the room, and be open to learning more about their lives. Don't be afraid to have doubts. Even if they're not there yet, when you're in the room, you're able to express those doubts, and get closer to the person who really matters. Once you can't hear what you're saying, it's easier to hear what they're saying. Let others talk. If someone else doesn't want to listen to you, you can be the one to listen and help them learn to speak from your heart. --- All Hail the Ticket Oak. All Hail the Ticket Oak.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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