Sun May 14, 2006 11:27 pm
Khirshanta wrote:Sorry, I understand you don't believe in it, but having a fortune cookie, whatever it says, does not support such a statement
I'm really sorry, it's just the paradox, I love it.
Hah, I can see what you mean, but the fortune cookies usually have an old saying or a bit of advice rather than actually "predicting the future" or having any magical qualities. Good advice and wisdom are just as good even if they are in a cookie.
Mon May 15, 2006 12:33 am
Tis true 
Mon May 15, 2006 3:13 am
Yes, I believe in them, because I see them on a regular basis. Yes, I've been tested for all sorts of mental diseases, upon my own insistence, and finally had to face the fact that I couldn't lay the blame on schizophrenia.
My mother saw my issue for what it was, because apparently, a couple of relatives had it and some of the things I would do/say as a young child pointed strongly toward it, but I thought she was being a kook and wanted proof. I got the proof I needed via my cousin, and a vast array of incidents that I'm too lazy to explain here.
The most I can say about this problem is that it's a huge inconvenience, and frankly, they're annoying most of the time, even if they are frightening. I'm not particularly interested or motivated to prove anything to anyone, because it's a real waste of time. This is one of those things people have their minds made up on, and the majority of people who've already decided they're not real will never change their minds, no matter what.
In short, I'd rather have been born with allergies. -_-
My mother saw my issue for what it was, because apparently, a couple of relatives had it and some of the things I would do/say as a young child pointed strongly toward it, but I thought she was being a kook and wanted proof. I got the proof I needed via my cousin, and a vast array of incidents that I'm too lazy to explain here.
The most I can say about this problem is that it's a huge inconvenience, and frankly, they're annoying most of the time, even if they are frightening. I'm not particularly interested or motivated to prove anything to anyone, because it's a real waste of time. This is one of those things people have their minds made up on, and the majority of people who've already decided they're not real will never change their minds, no matter what.
In short, I'd rather have been born with allergies. -_-
Mon May 15, 2006 4:00 am
Fiddelysquat wrote:Yes, I believe in them, because I see them on a regular basis. Yes, I've been tested for all sorts of mental diseases, upon my own insistence, and finally had to face the fact that I couldn't lay the blame on schizophrenia.
My mother saw my issue for what it was, because apparently, a couple of relatives had it and some of the things I would do/say as a young child pointed strongly toward it, but I thought she was being a kook and wanted proof. I got the proof I needed via my cousin, and a vast array of incidents that I'm too lazy to explain here.
The most I can say about this problem is that it's a huge inconvenience, and frankly, they're annoying most of the time, even if they are frightening. I'm not particularly interested or motivated to prove anything to anyone, because it's a real waste of time. This is one of those things people have their minds made up on, and the majority of people who've already decided they're not real will never change their minds, no matter what.
In short, I'd rather have been born with allergies. -_-
I can't tell if you're being serious or not.
Tue May 16, 2006 2:54 am
Khirshanta wrote:Whether you can see ghosts or not, there's something special about you anyways then
yes "special"
Because the world is a little more sucky when I cant make fun of myself.
and I dunno why I keep disableing the HTML.