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Many sets. Many games.

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Joined August 2025
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Sigue siendo el mejor vídeo sobre adicción que se ha creado
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I DON'T CARE IF EVERYONE SAYS IT'S TOO LATE. HERE'S HOW I REBUILT MY ENTIRE LIFE IN MY 40s. 1. Stop telling the "wasted years" story to yourself
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"Everything bad in a person is accidental. You young people should not express disgust toward those who drink excessively, fight, or use profanity, because the image of God is preserved within them as well—even though they probably aren’t aware of it. The enemy defiles them and covers them with filth, just as an icon becomes covered with dust; but if it falls into good hands, it will be cleaned, and it will begin to shine. Of course, it is difficult to see the image of God in those who treat you badly and insult you—those whose faces bear the likeness of a beast rather than a human being—but they deserve even greater pity, because their souls are distorted, perhaps even beyond repair, and condemned to eternal torment and torture. How difficult it is to love your enemy. How difficult it is to devote your entire life to learning how to love those who insult you… But you must know that through such love, you become like Christ.” St. Gabriel of Georgia
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The fact my last 20 tweets have a COMBINED 18 LIKES shows people aren't listening to my DERIVATIVE, time worn shite anymore, and instead of crying that other posts get more likes, I should grow up, be a better fiance,and quit the need for narcissistic supply from strangers.
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"The most important principle to keep in mind...Action often precedes motivation...don't wait until you're motivated. Motivation will come later, once you get started...a key driver of recovery is simply a willingness to do things that you don't want to do" a.co/d/07VYvmD7
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"Depressive behaviors tend to provide instant rewards, like the relaxation from alcohol, the relief from procrastinating...Things like socializing, working out, and cooking...might not always be pleasant...but you still feel better afterward" a.co/d/0flmjcBG
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Carl Jung was so right here:
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one of the rare side quests you will never look back on and regret
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Charles Dickens making sure his youngest son is aware of why he gave him a Bible
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"Shyness comes from a lack of vitality"
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Carl Jung on facing your shadow:
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T.S. Elliot, some lines just feel like they're straight from God
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Nietzsche asking the hard questions
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George Washington, he said this prayer every day when he got out of bed
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Bertrand Russell, on the importance of cultivating hobbies
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I see this quote from Napoleon on Jesus all over IG, YouTube, etc now I hope it reaches many more
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i recommend all sensitive young men to read this book to feel extremely vindicated in who they are
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Carl Jung once said that the strongest passion in humans is not hunger, sex or power, although these are quite strong; the very strongest passion is laziness. The longer I study human beings,the more I am inclined to agree. Laziness is the strongest passion.
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one of Jung’s most important ideas was that becoming yourself requires separating your path from the expectations of others:
“There is only one way and that is your way; there is only one salvation and that is your salvation… Do not compare, do not measure. No other way is like yours.” — Carl Jung
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If you want to start reading Tolstoy but Anna Karenina and War and Peace are too intimidating, then start with some of his short stories: 1. The Death of Ivan Ilyich 2. How Much Land Does a Man Need? 3. Master and Man 4. The Kreutzer Sonata 5. Father Sergius 6. What Men Live By 7. God Sees the Truth, but Waits 8. Alyosha the Pot 9. After the Ball 10. A Prisoner in the Caucasus
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