> It’s pretty clear that the typical American is always on the lookout for ways to improve their lives on a whole bunch of different dimensions.
This is not clear to me at all.
comrade1234 6 minutes ago [-]
I feel much more at peace now that my sex drive has decreased. Before this feeling it was my primary goal and I was very successful but now I couldn't care less about sex.
So I often wonder about yogis and saints - are they better humans than me? But i dont think so when I read about people like mlk jr and jfk and how they were terrible people when it came to women, even worse than me.
chasd00 4 minutes ago [-]
I have to admit, it is nice when that edge comes off a little bit. Such a perpetual monkey on your back.
biglyburrito 2 minutes ago [-]
August 29, 1997
ge96 12 minutes ago [-]
I'm in my 30s and I'm still a dumbass, six fig job still living check to check
Roland303 7 minutes ago [-]
that feeling will pass, brains keep on developing right through mid-40's. But I implore you to find a great accountant asap, you get what you pay for.
comrade1234 4 minutes ago [-]
Move out of CA.
jjsullivan5196 2 minutes ago [-]
fr dawg get outta dodge
datas 34 minutes ago [-]
Makes sense, believers are on a journey of sanctification. The first battle is won when your soul is saved. The second battle is a lifelong struggle between the flesh and the spirit.
They are in constant opposition.
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This is not clear to me at all.
So I often wonder about yogis and saints - are they better humans than me? But i dont think so when I read about people like mlk jr and jfk and how they were terrible people when it came to women, even worse than me.
They are in constant opposition.