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the times when you didn't think about money, sex, drugs? The times when you didn't know hatred, malice, envy? Can you return to that state again, at least for a short time?
There is no point in advice from old people to young people at all. Because knowing the path and going through it is not the same thing, so no matter how much advice you give, no one will listen to you.life advice from an old guy to young people in pain.
hatred and envy are problems you can slowly correct through working on yourself. they're most likely destructive behavior patterns someone else instilled into you, deliberately or even accidentally. they're usually wrapped around low self-esteem which you instinctively try to balance out through those destructive patterns. but it never works or makes you feel better because you can't fix an internal problem by targeting others.
the point is, there's no need to live like that, you can be happy and 'innocent'. you can train yourself out of the shit, but it requires self-reflection and understanding the problem is within, not outside. but not your fault. usually people get up to 40-50yo before they'te fed up being miserable (and oh yeah it gets much worse the longer you torture yourself), so it's not a bad idea to start understanding these mechanics early.
money, sex, drugs. while the first one is important for decent living, especially in countries with poor social programs, it doesn't work for fulfilling your life. try not to fall for that trap. get money, but don't expect it to fulfill your life. it'll always leavy you empty.
feeling bad about sex is one of those self-esteem things. stop thinking of yourself as a perv for wanting to be fucked by dickgirls or whatever it is. there's nothing wrong with you, liking weird things in sex is fine and completely normal.
drugs... while it's fine for recreation, try to catch when you're using them to stop feeling bad. usually there's some problem or trauma weighing you down, then you try to get rid of the shit feeling by using something that makes you beel better or even just numb for a couple of hours. it's an escape from pain. food, sex, drugs, booze, obsessive exercise all belong to this group. but like before, they don't fix your internal wound so things never get better.
when you fix that internal wound, the need for the addiction often evaporates. fixing it can be very hard and slow, but recognizing you have a wound is a good place to begin. most people don't figure that out until 40s-50s or never.
bottom line: you can fix all of it and be just as happy as when you were a kid.
And also, I think that advice and teaching someone about life should also die. Let everyone make their own way. Without anyone else's help.The advice of old people is poisoned by the fact that they spat on their own elders and threw away the old ways in favor of "progress." Wisdom is dead and we have killed it.
Weird question. Most of ppl can remember ignorance, not innocence. Human offsprings always go trail and error ways. They taste every restrain, ever border. They break, harm, lie, let of thier emotions in a physical way. Hatred, malice, envy. Ten times daily, at least.Do you remember innocence?
Who exactly are you talking about? My generation has watched all the younger generations shit on every single tradition, good or bad, that was passed on.The advice of old people is poisoned by the fact that they spat on their own elders and threw away the old ways in favor of "progress." Wisdom is dead and we have killed it.
First question: yesthe times when you didn't think about money, sex, drugs? The times when you didn't know hatred, malice, envy? Can you return to that state again, at least for a short time?
only if you don't feel guilty and regretful.Money, sex, and drugs are all wonderful. They need to be handled wisely in moderation. In my opinion, people who long for the days when they weren't a concern (i.e. childhood) are either lacking them or not handling them properly.
Yes, now you can go to a full-fledged prisonWell, as someone who went to juvie I'm fairly confident I am a far better person as an adult, degenerate or no.
I only had it once, too, when I was in school. It is a pity that there is no such thing anymorewet dreams