cherub999

No one writes intricately long bios and get way with not being called a descendant of Narcissus. What people don't get is, those who take time ameliorating themselves to fit into a 12-inch long descriptive narration of what their unique and sometimes superhuman traits are are people who pretend they know themselves to the core; like they practice the Johari Windows every chance they get (only one window every time, though).They project their false view of their individuality based on the triviality of daily life. Such phrases like, "I am as strong as a lion," because they once saved a number of oppressed populace makes even more sense than, "Me is Lurve." It makes you wanna ask if abstract thinking decided to just be abstract.

Part of the mystery of life is the mystery of the one living it. We unfold a page of our own skin every changing temporal dimension. Thus, nothing is emotionally, behaviorally or psychologically constant as long as the word "change" exists. Not even instinct, not even virtues-- they all depend on how things flow in a certain instance.

As a conclusion, maybe you can call me a whiner who sometimes thinks things through in a ridiculous, innate way just to have a say.

You can only know yourself through continuous, actual happenings of varying depths of what life gives. Therefore, you are changing everyday, and it's called maturity. You don't write what you know about yourself for everybody to read, you internally learn them which will naturally lead to the normal way of showing it to people.