Yimpa

His last words would go from “Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow.” to “Ow! Ooooow! OW!”

Windows Phone was my first smartphone OS. It was so slick to navigate

It’s totally fine to experience unhappiness. The separation and bias we augment onto the experience is what keeps us stuck in a loop of suffering. Do not conflate seperation and bias with SpongeBob

@Michael569 Thank you for bringing up this point. My best friend’s dad has an alcohol issue, and it makes her afraid when she hangs out with her best friend, since her best friend’s dad also has alcohol issues. And so the cycle continues…

Actually, bliss is an endless orgasm. And despite what my signature says, AI did not write this:

Heh, don’t be surprised when you get hit in the face with some Mace pepper spray! No time for waiting then

I agree.

Now THAT’S funny

https://youtu.be/wa-0yJXFeKk “Oh, The Places You'll Go!” by Dr. Suess

@Water by the River I’d say you’re selling saltwater by the river now

Should’ve been Namatn

@Schizophonia Logic tends to prefer one way over another way. Transrational sees none and all the ways as valid. Ma boy GPT-4 can expand further:

I feel you on that; I struggle with that as well. I’ve noticed when taking medical cannabis, it gives me the experience of dissociating even greater; at the same time I’m more in tune with my body. It does’t quite make sense logically, but experientially it does. And thank you for the alternative meditation suggestion. I resonate with it and will contemplate on it!

NES Tetris. Not the modern Tetris with hard drops, holds, predictable next pieces, ability to move pieces after they land, etc. No! good ol’ fashioned, Russian programmed, NES Tetris

Neurodiverse people do things wrong all the time. That’s why we are loved!

Oh, my life is far from normal. But I like to pretend it is.

Instead of living your life in constant SOS, work on being SAS

Or maybe I’m you.

and the beginning duality

The trickery of the mind is more clever than all the best magicians in the world, combined. You can either buy into illusion as something that has control over you, or directly realize that the illusion has no power over you. This is a rare example of how thinking in absolutes is proactive; not regressive. GOD is universal magician, sh’yeah!

Hehe, nice. I believe that one’s ability to be creative and flexible with words can make them really successful. The problem with taking things too literally all the time is your perspective/point of view is constantly narrow. How can you be successful when your options are limited? Although, (depending on the context) consciously making an effort to be successful despite limitations is a sign of success!