What are you thinking?

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I'm thinking that the title of this thread is driving me bonkers! It should be... What are you thinking? LOL!

...... can someone change it? :ninja
 
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the real life lesson is courage, survival and strength, not compassion, as those who you will save have not struggled and fought enough to be able to reach the top like you, and those who will you save are going to die someday, if i am on the brink of death i wont make others risk themselfs for rescuing me, for i am going to die someday, no serious point of living your full age.

that's one life lesson, you can follow yours but i follow survival of the fittest!
 
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the terrible said:
the real life lesson is courage, survival and strength, not compassion, as those who you will save have not struggled and fought enough to be able to reach the top like you, and those who will you save are going to die someday, if i am on the brink of death i wont make others risk themselfs for rescuing me, for i am going to die someday, no serious point of living your full age.

that's one life lesson, you can follow yours but i follow survival of the fittest!
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One does not need courage when one can simply use their hearts to guide them through this world. Survival and strength are "materialistic" in a sense for they do not last forever, but the compassion you show shall live on through others and generations to come. When one can merely ignore the weak and walk over them in order to preserve one's self that is not a obtaining "strength" or the means to "survive". It is merely showing your own fear and true weaknesses. One may choose to walk through life with the ideals of "Survival of the Fittest", but then one shall be walking alone. In saving others you might risk your own life, but you make allies as well. Allies whom are friends. Those people shall walk with you on the path that is life. I respect your opinion though. I just rather be remembered as a decent human being than a nomadic barbarian. Though those are merely my own thoughts.​
 
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