At what point in your life did you truly stop living for other people?

Rhapscallion Démone

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That point where the light bulb turns on and you realize that I am who I am, I feel how I feel, I want what I want and outside opinions be damned. I would say I started after my baby sis passed away. I learned through that there is never going to truly be an appropriate response to anything. There is never going to be one path to anything and that you have to allow yourself to be human and not a concept. So when did it hit you that you have to be who you are and the people who mind don't matter and the people who matter don't mind?
 
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Unless you live in complete isolation, away from the outside world, I don't know if you can ever reach that state.
 

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Unless you live in complete isolation, away from the outside world, I don't know if you can ever reach that state.
The path with least resistance isn't always the right path. You rarely get challenged when you are doing what everyone wants. Doing what everyone wants is dangerous
 
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