Yes, you are crazy.

I like reflections.

Everything is a reflection you see. When someone tells me something, they think they’re telling me something seperate and indifferent from them themself, however this is never the case.

You consider your posts to be an ego boost. Without speculating as to why, or confirming/debating the plasubility of this insinuation, I condone your meditations and self critique – they probably our, but don’t think I’m adding credence to your self deprication.

You inadvertently reveal a thorough lack of understanding regarding the views of others. Again, this is admirable if you accept it and try not to blame others for their failure to transcribe to a level of mutual understanding, which is not always possible. Don’t lie to yourself though, it’s the most pathetic thing humanity is capable of.

You advocate the scientific approach, which is fine – rational perspectives are essential to keep the optomists in line, however when this verges into the realm of hubris, one should consider stepping back and realising how ironic it is that an advocate of the scientific approach is incapable of utilizing logic to comprehend the reality of certain paradoxical anecdotes.

Your pessimism is understandable when one considers such a perspective must be driven by masochistic or egocentricism – perhaps self loathing surrounds your juicy core, one shan’t presume to understand why, you seem lovely.

Good post, I almost thoroughly enjoyed you.

More please.

It’s not psychology. You wrote it, I just reviewed it. Your lazers must be set to lowbeam.

“By the way, some of those parts are irrational, as a result of incoherence.”
-try not to blame others for their failure to transcribe to a level of mutual understanding, which is not always possible.

Did you know, when one resorts to passive aggression whether it be in real life or via a keyboard, it’s actually a sign of pent up or clouded emotional reasoning and an inability to confront conflict directly?

Dignity relies on the ability to stand resolutely by your values without compromising oneself with inane rebuttal. Hopefully you’ll get better at this with practice.

Spot the reflection?

“@mimic, What is the illness that involves blatantly lying to someone and then proceeding to be an oxymoron, Herr Psycholog?”

A lie would invalidate an oxymoron by definition, since it’s not the truth and thus not contradictory. I enjoy oxymorons, though.

Was this sarcasm or can you actually teach me something? Now I’m all ears too!

“the lie is part of the oxymoron. If you would have said the truth then you would have not been an oxymoron.”

Benign neglect. This is an oxymoron – while the two contradict each other, it’s still an entirely factual statment given context.

I’m not sure where you’re going with this, but carry on – I am curious.

@seeker, Got it, that’s daydreaming. I do it to get into meditative trance mode on purpose, usually when I make music or write. Ok, what about it?

“i was talking figuratively”

Why?

“you contradicted yourself”

Probably, but you’ll have to point it out, I’m a pathological hypocrite.

“a human oxymoron is a hypocrite”

A human oxymoron would be defined by one’s nature. Selfless ego. A hypocrite is a hypocrite.

because you are using psychological not psychology.”

I don’t understand this.

Nitpicking responses is tiresome, but your post was difficult to interpret.