Nearly every thread on here contains material that'll either anger, disappoint, or sadden you. I know the world is fukked up. However, the thoughts that we have and what we choose to focus on has a much greater impact. What's with all the negativity?
Why do we gravitate towards negativity?
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People unhappy with themselves have to find various reasons to justify it. shyt happens, I get that, but some people want to broadcast evil shyt all the time.
The fukk is there to be happy about?
each day you awaken is a celebration given the fragility of human life.
I'm reading this book called "A New Earth". It describes how some people have more prevalent "pain bodies" than others. It is an addiction the pain. Not necessarily in a masochistic manner, but loosely, the drama gives them a fix. It's the reason we get caught up in a cause that we believe to be beneficial and go off the rails with it in an aggressive manner. It's the reason we love watching actions movies where others are harmed. It's the reason people wake up LOOKING to fukk someone up who gives them a wrong look. It's the reason we scream out "world star" and instigate incidents. It's the reason females love to argue and blow small matter up to unbelievable proportion. It's the reason we channel "justified" anger and call others racial terms, whether it be "******", "c00n", or "cac".
You should read the book though, It has great information and has made a difference in my life.
You should read the book though, It has great information and has made a difference in my life.
Every day you wake up you're still going to wake up to a world full of violence, starvation, war, injustice, and suffering, only difference is you're a day closer to dying. Not to sound miserable but there's no point in deluding yourself on some fairy tail shyt. If you don't acknowledge the problems with the world then there's no hope of ever doing something about them.
What's wrong with being negative? There's a whole spectrum of emotions to experience, with negativity being one of them. Negative people seem more realistic to me anyways.
I'm a negative person though
I'm a negative person though
philmonroe
Superstar
Quoted for truth. Alot of people don't want to take responsibility for their own choices that got them where they at so they blame outside things for it.
It's called locus of control. Some people have an internal locus of control, others have an external locus of control.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locus_of_control
"fukk living positive, cause negativity spreads faster" @LloydBanks
yea people think i'm negative but i think i'm just realistic.What's wrong with being negative? There's a whole spectrum of emotions to experience, with negativity being one of them. Negative people seem more realistic to me anyways.
I'm a negative person though
philmonroe
Superstar
Man good stuff never heard of that before but too many people esp online seem to have external locus of control and IMO it fukks them royally in the end.
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
That's people in general... At least in America. Just look at our news..
I remember in HS, I moved schools and that shyt fukked up my grades. I went from almost graduating early (in 11th grade) to pushed back into 9th grade over bullshyt.
I went to talk to a counselor and she said to my face that she didn't have time for me. She had some random nikka (that she liked probably) getting kicked out his parents house for selling drugs and she was focused on helping him...
I said to her face, that's not my problem and it sounds like his fault. I dropped out of school the next day
I remember in HS, I moved schools and that shyt fukked up my grades. I went from almost graduating early (in 11th grade) to pushed back into 9th grade over bullshyt.
I went to talk to a counselor and she said to my face that she didn't have time for me. She had some random nikka (that she liked probably) getting kicked out his parents house for selling drugs and she was focused on helping him...
I said to her face, that's not my problem and it sounds like his fault. I dropped out of school the next day
