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Eye for an eye Tooth for a tooth Blood for blood This isnt the

Eye for an eye
Tooth for a tooth
Blood for blood
This isnt the way
when fighting a fire
all you need is...
A simple drop of water.

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jacob_ftw

posted December 30, 2013 at 11:04pm UTC tagged with fighting, simple, conflict, advice

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Why cause drama when it hurts everyone else. Why give in to others. Why bother caring about what others think. Why bother worrying. Why over react. Why bother caring period...
Sometimes I wonder if its wrong for a guy to have emotions...

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The meaning of life is just to be alive. It is so plain and so obvious and simple. And yet, everybody rushes around in a great panic, as if it were necessary to achieve something beyond themselves. –– Alan Watts
Being without sleep for too long feels so strange because it`s as if this conflict is happening inside your body. It can`t decide if it wants to cave in under the weight of being awake or blow up and float away. -Original quote, all rights reserved
“ When s.hit gets difficult, I run as far away as possible. But if it’s too easy, I get bored and casually walk away. I ask myself if you are worth fighting for, the life we built, the memories we made. And I find myself bolting for the door, but carelessly strolling away. Difficult yet so easy. Running and walking. Confusion at its very best. ”