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Ironically,  almost all of the problems that I have had in my life have been because of choosing to trust what someone else believed and was trying to convince me to believe,  instead of trusting my own internal sense of what is right and wrong for myself  and that fucking sucks

and so essentially I am going to put trusting my intuition above all else from now on,  and just ignoring the stuff that other people say that does not relate to or apply to me at all,  because I am very special and different from most people and that is just the truth  I could never fit in the box of  "normalcy traditional sheep human"  nor would I ever want to  how boring and bland and colorless would that life be

There is still a collective reality to account for though, one that if ignored will not keep us grounded to the real world. 

You could look at this through the lens of computing, which it arguably is.  Consider physics as the BIOS/firmware for the machine code of the universe, at some fundamental layer, then layer on ever-expanding complexity of programming languages on top of that.  Reaching human "codes of conduct", one could consider a division of wetware (biology) and the epiphenomenon of culture, etc., as operating systems and applications.

Whatever code(s) you are going to operate under will still be running on the prevailing operating system.  And, unless you've written the exceptions for it, errors are going to cause crashes.  It's natural to error-correct and "debug" your behavior, if one wants to find the means to operate and run their code.  Either that, or find a different platform or OS you're more compatible with.

All the "errors" are really "consequences" and making "exceptions" and "debugging" is how or if you want to learn and adjust.  Do or don't.  Compute or don't compute, that is the question:  Whether it is nobler in the running of your program to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous exceptions, or to take arms against a sea of errors and by debugging, end them?

I can choose my own reality and make it whatever I want and I am going to,  I do not care about the colle time reality at all  I have my goals and I plan to achieve all of them  so far so good and I am halfway on one of my most significant goals

what is real and not real at the end of the day all depends on your beliefs  ;p  because no one else knows what your reality is except for yourself,  and no one else can choose your reality for you either unless you give them that power  and no one except for myself will ever have that power over me again  🤭😊😇👍

Just to be clear:  If you believed hard enough, could you fly?

little creepy weirdos who have achieved nothing interesting in life stalking me around trying to act like they have more wisdom than I do is fucking hilarious to me btw  ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah  🤭  too funny,  pathetic and sad but also pretty lolcow worthy

Heh, so "yes"?

Buttered Toast said: 

Heh, so "yes"?

Don't give her ideas. 😲

Buttered Toast said: 

Heh, so "yes"?

^  this is why I am saying that it is better to focus on successfully achieving goals that you have for yourself rather than "what is real or not real or fantasy or acheivable"  because you have to test your own limits to truly know what you are capable of,  especially if you are a manifestation practitioner such as myself  If you wanted to fly so badly that you were willing to risk the chance of it ending in your death,  then yeah let it be real for you,  because it is better to try to succeed at what you want to do than to never make an attempt at all In my opinion