Some Shower Thoughts

Some Shower Thoughts

Thoughts on Life

1. In real life, there is no closure.
2. There are just two types of philosophy, either everything happens for a reason or everything happens without any reason.
3. Guilt is a shadow that follows you everywhere. You can’t escape it, no matter how you fare. You can only pass it on to another soul.
4. It's always a choice between being bored or being lonely.
5. Being dependent and alive is better than being independent and dead.
6. Death is just an abrupt ending to a plotless movie.
7. Figuring causality is just like catching a rabbit inside the rabbit hole. Are you willing to give the effort.
8. In life, don't go searching for meaning. It's not that there isn't one, it means the search for meaning is pointless.
9. You think in relationship, insecurity, guilt, jealousy, and sympathy are bad... but they are the things that keeps the relationship from falling apart.
10. I like astrology not because it predicts the future but we, people, want to belong to something, maybe a zodiac.
11. Looks matter. Above everything, looks matter.
12. Passion, Success, Happiness - three roads that rarely intersect.
13. All dreams are caused by denial.
14. Performing artists: Living high on serotonin but without a locus of identity.
15. What people call virtue is actually indecisiveness.
16. Not everything requires a response.
17. Learned Ignorance is earned. Ignoring negative things helps you a lot in coping with Existence.
18. People try to draw causality in everything.... Because that's how we remember things but that does not make it true.
19. Delaying decision creates opportunities.
20. Every person is entitled to their own biased reality.
21. If you consider something your true love, then you approve of yourself of having faked one.
22. Ethics is just a point of view.
23. If you don't change your mentor every 2 years, you are not improving in life.
24. Good school students become most obedient and punctual worker, not the best workers.
25. To get power, you have to give up power.
26. There are two types of tragedies: things not going as planned and things going as planned.
27. Jargons helps you avoid real conversation.
28. Humans are not meant to stick to one goal or one choice.
29. Forgetting makes us human.
30. Always keep every dealing transactional.
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