[He would troll you so hard for that appointment book, Charles. Best keep it to yourself.]
i mean you paint a decent enough picture without me having to ask one-track mind as far as I can see am I wrong youve got meetups like this in your datebook? for days before you go?? mental or physical doesn't matter before you ask
If the point you're looking to prove with this is that I prefer to live in a deliberate and reliable way, there's no need. I do. No one could accomplish half of the things I have throughout the years without good time management.
sure but good time management doesn't get you lasting connections and yes I know rich coming from me when I know mortals die on us but come on man even i know despite wanting to push them ALL away when I know they'll all die in the end that you need to make a few mortal friends every once in a while at least here you dont have to worry about death permanently anyway
I've had connections, and I have connections, both here and in London. I know very well that no man is an island, and that each of us needs people around him to not just reach for our aims, but to do more than simply survive as the pages of the years turn.
You would do well to try and understand that different people have unique ways of coming to those connections. A spontaneous way of making friends and allies isn't more, or less, valid than a deliberate approach. It all comes down to whether we're able to meet our needs, and understand ourselves and our friends well enough to know how to do that.
spontaneity is how you MEET people sometimes you bump into them sometimes they come onto you well not THAT kind of come on your too stiff for that ....ha but seriously just TRY loosening up a bit itll give you a chance for more connections yknow?? then you can decide which are useful for your whatever you call it when you get really into just research and shit
sure but you could be a better YOU if you tried but if your stuck in your ways then so be it cant say i didnt try go about your business then sure youve got loads of research and reading to do
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mattersofscience) wrote2016-05-31 10:57 pm
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i mean
you paint a decent enough picture without me having to ask
one-track mind as far as I can see
am I wrong youve got meetups like this in your datebook?
for days before you go??
mental or physical doesn't matter before you ask
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don't you
[Why is he being petty? Mostly because he can be, but also because he's a prick.]
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If the point you're looking to prove with this is that I prefer to live in a deliberate and reliable way, there's no need. I do. No one could accomplish half of the things I have throughout the years without good time management.
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and yes I know
rich coming from me when I know mortals die on us
but come on man
even i know
despite wanting to push them ALL away when I know they'll all die in the end
that you need to make a few mortal friends every once in a while
at least here you dont have to worry about death
permanently anyway
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You would do well to try and understand that different people have unique ways of coming to those connections. A spontaneous way of making friends and allies isn't more, or less, valid than a deliberate approach. It all comes down to whether we're able to meet our needs, and understand ourselves and our friends well enough to know how to do that.
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sometimes you bump into them
sometimes they come onto you
well not THAT kind of come on your too stiff for that
....ha
but seriously
just TRY loosening up a bit
itll give you a chance for more connections yknow??
then you can decide which are useful for your
whatever you call it when you get really into just research and shit
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I like who I am. You're the one who sees an issue.
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sure but you could be a better YOU if you tried
but if your stuck in your ways then so be it
cant say i didnt try
go about your business then
sure youve got loads of research and reading to do
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Take care, Tobias.
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