My position wouldn't permit such a dalliance but I find myself constantly ignoring warnings for the sake of his company. To be understood as I try to understand others is all I desire and perhaps I see a chance to be understood in him. However, something about him leaves me unsettled every time we meet. I know not if this is worthy of pursuit.
You would encourage this selfishness? It's not as if I haven't dealt with it before. In the end, my desire was torn asunder for peace's sake. Painful but not regrettable.
I encourage ego in all its forms. Not simply speaking of overabundance, no, but the awareness of the self. When that is lost, we have nothing. For others to understand you, you must first understand yourself -- or, at the very least, be willing to make the trek with another.
Peace is fragile. The self is as well. The two, like much in the world, are stronger with reinforcements.
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Distraction doesn't eliminate. Even if you do not look at the sand in a desert, the wind will assure it still gets into your eyes.
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Peace is fragile. The self is as well. The two, like much in the world, are stronger with reinforcements.
Or do you think they cannot coexist?
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But I concede that peace and the self can coexist. Realizing such a thing is fraught with difficulty though.
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You usually sacrifice self in favor of peace. The latter is more important to you?
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