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| King Poster Join Date: May 2002
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And that's not what I believe.
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| King Poster Join Date: May 2002
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| Let's do it man!
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| Badger Diplomacy Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: The Dairy State
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| People are not disappointing. People are objects. They are things that simply are. Being disappointed in someone else would be like being disappointed in my shirt or a carrot.
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| King Poster Join Date: May 2002
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| Ouch!
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| You mean I can change this? Neat! Join Date: Feb 2002
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But a lot of people my age these days, maybe even most, don't think like that. They might have a plan for what they're up to over the next year or two, which is typically "work at this mediocre job that pays me about double to triple minimum wage until I can afford to go travelling again for a month or two", but it's not like they anything longer term mapped out. So I guess in my eyes, a good number of my friends and extended family members are somewhat disappointing. But they wouldn't see themselves or each other that way, I'm sure. The flip side is, I've got numerous friends who are already engineers or have other degrees and good jobs, or are on their way to being vets, doctors, lawyers and so on. So I guess the answer for me is this: while I don't necessarily agree with the paths all of my friends have taken since we've become "adults", for the most part I still think they're good people worthy of spending time with, even if they aren't hedge fund managers or world renowned surgeons. If they're happy with their lot in life, great. If they're not but taking steps to correct that, great. If they complain about how shitty their life is but keep repeating the same mistakes, then sooner or later I'll get fed up with their shit and either tell them to smarten up or I'll just stop hanging out with them. Typically if I do the former, that latter follows anyways. | |
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| Badger Diplomacy Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: The Dairy State
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| If so many of you find that so fascinating you can always re-bump the old thread. I didn't edit anything away or ask kindly for it to be deleted.
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| King Poster Join Date: May 2002
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| I'm disappointed I can't give you more + internets.
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| I'd be disappointed if my surgeon didn't show me a little brown eye before the procedure.
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