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That said, I'm sure if I can say that I know myself. I often find myself reflecting on everything in life except for myself. The times I do look into myself, I usually come out asking more questions than I did going in. Now some might say that this is a good thing, but the world generally doesn't care about who you are on the inside. As much as that sounded very pessimistic, hear me out. In the big picture, people are defined by their actions. And what do you know, we're back to define! On the other hand, actions are mostly influenced by who we are on the inside. So indirectly, the world cares about who you are on the inside, the world just doesn't want you to know.
^See, this is what happens when I start asking questions, I end up confusing myself quite a bit. Anyways, sorry for the long post, I just started writing and this thing came about
I feel the same way some days. We've come a long damn way from show-and-tell and simple addition.
ReplyDeleteA helluva long way, really. It's incredible, especially when you're looking down at a younger sibling.
our actions define us because nothing can show us easier and simpler than what we do
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