That I Can Do

People don't always understand love, if it could be understood at all. I see it as more than simply a biological condition. Animals express affection, but animals and people who have been wrongfully mistreated, abused, may have difficulty expressing affection. Does that mean they don't love? No, it does not. They love in their own ways, which may not be perceived as love by others. Who can judge what love is? It's common for people to be fooled into thinking they're experiencing love, when in fact they're not. To get a better understanding of love, let's start with compassion. There are times when one can be surrounded by evil. We do not have compassion for evil. Here's an example. Suppose you're hearing discouraging and condemning voices that intend to hurt your feelings. You don't see anyone talking, but you can hear these voices. It's not surprising for you because you've heard similar voices like them before. Their pattern is familiar. Th...

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One month later, 646.7 hours in, and having spent more than I will admit on microtransactions, I now have more to say about Guild Wars 2. SPOILER ALERT!! It's good and bad. There are things I like and there are things I don't like. I think this game is not for everyone. I don't follow nor feel a part of mainstream society, so this review is simply my opinion. I didn't care for the movie Inside Out 2, and I felt like Living World Season 2, Episode 7: Seeds of Truth was written by the same people. Being forced to play the role of a female, having a female partner, chasing another female, who's hiding out with a female, (all while taking a break from a prominent, ongoing lesbian love story) goes beyond the equality mindset of feminism, and into the superiority complex of female chauvinism. The enemy AI is completely unfair and the game requires its glitches and brokenness in order for you to progress. One minute you're doing well, then an enemy suddenly becomes rel...