Fleur

Fleur

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  • Fleur
    "Oh fuck it makes the noises."


    Nohrian Scum, Ace Attorney Amino, 12/20/2016
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    Fleur
    Fleur
    They blocked the site, Sooo, yeeaaahhh
    Oreo the Man of Decay
    Oreo the Man of Decay
    If that started playing out-loud on one of the school iPads you'd certainly get strange looks on the random screaming and loud dramatic music. -Wheeze.- XD
    Fleur
    Fleur
    I PROBABLY WOULD 
    Fleur
    Tbh, when I first listened to Alexander Hamilton, from Hamilton


    I heard "Tradin' sugarcane and rum and all the things he can't afford!"


    As


    "Trading sugarcane and ramen all the things he can't afford!"
    Fleur
    The bible contradicts itself many times


    sooo


    idk


    i don't believe in God
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    Sassthetic
    Sassthetic
    I believe more in God than I believe in the Bible, if that makes any sense.
    Fleur
    Fleur
    It sorta does
    Count Gensokyo
    Count Gensokyo
    Sodom and Gomorrah? God gave every one of these types of people plenty of opportunity to change their ways, but they insisted with being fine with child sacrifice, incest, and all sorts of nasty stuff, and it was the same during Noah's time. One thing a lot of people don't understand about God is that He is equally both loving and just. He wants others to change from their ways and follow Him, but He also punishes the sinful and unrepentant in acts of justice. After so many given chances, He had to  punish the rebellious people of those cities. He even said that He wouldn't destroy the cities if there was just one righteous person in there, which there wasn't. He let Lot escape with his family, who were righteous and followed Him, and put the rest of the cities to fire.


    Satan himself is actually not the prime enactor of punishment, like you implied. God's punishments aren't unfair at all, especially when you can easily see the inner nature of pretty much everyone one Earth. Just look at politics and the news alone—we're greedy, corrupt, and gradually devaluing the lives of people, and frankly, the world is going to the crap-heap whether we like it or not. God is tolerating all of that on a daily basis, and since He's outside of the confines of time and space, He knows every thought of every person and every event that has, is, and ever will unfold, which means He knows more about the disgusting, dark parts of corrupted people than we could ever realize. Why doesn't He get rid of it all? He wants others to turn from their selfish ways and turn to Him for guidance, helping those in the world who need good news. Hence, God is equally loving and just. 


    Adam and Eve are the actual representations of humanity from its earliest state. Through their decision, they brought a curse on them and the entire world around them, so it's not God's fault at all. It's the nature of "original sin" itself—the idea that everyone is born with the curse, and by legal definition, we are already on a path to our own demise. Through this humanistic-driven decision that humanity itself made, we made ourselves destined to be punished as we deserve, since we can't ever stop doing sin as a result. This is why God made a sacrifice to redeem ourselves from His own wrath. He can't just "let go" of all the horrible things that people have done over entire millenia, so He needs to punish them like they must be. Does He like seeing His creations put to punishment? Not at all. Just like a father should reprimand his children to behave themselves better, so God does the same. He actively encourages others through the Bible to stop accepting the norms of human nature and be transformed into something new—to accept His Son's sacrifice and be redeemed with Him again.


    tl;dr I think the Bible's "contradictions" can be reconciled, especially when "equally just and equally loving" is part of God's inner character.
    Fleur
    This is gospel for the vagabonds,
    Ne’er-do-wells, insufferable bastards
    Confessing their apostasies
    Led away by imperfect impostors


    ________________________________________________


    This is gospel for the fallen ones
    Locked away in permanent slumber
    Assembling their philosophies
    From pieces of broken memories
    Fleur
    tbh, I'm like, crying and I don't even know why?


    The fuck is wrong with me???
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    Dragonix975
    Dragonix975
    Read A Monster Calls


    Now you have reason
    Fleur
    Fleur
    But like


    No tearjerker movie, or book, or whatever actually makes me cry


    thats why I'm so confused


    It's usually, so hard to make me cry


    and 


    lately it's been so different?


    Like, what the fuck???
    Sassthetic
    Sassthetic
    It is not only normal, but it's also healthy to cry. Tears (particularly those produced from stress) get rid of chemicals that produce the stress hormone cortisol. They also help to clear and better vision by lubricating the eyelid and eyeball, preventing dehydration of the eyes and washing away dust. A study done in 2008 by the University of South Florida found that 90% of people reported feeling better after crying. Also, as I said earlier, tears from crying release stress hormones, which reduces tension and helps prevent high blood pressure and other problems with physical health that are caused by other methods of dealing with stress (Borreli 1).
    Fleur
    We did those skit things, the person who was cocky yesterday?


    no disrespect meant towards him, but, the mannequin challenge they did in it ruined it for me tbh..
    Fleur
    Kid: I'll show you my video for english if you show me yours/


    Me, an intellectual: Naw, I can wait till tomorrow.


    Him: You just know mines better then yours.
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    Fleur
    Fleur
    I find his, request ironic though. 


    He's having everyone else wait. Why select me to watch it?
    Fleur
    Fleur
    I doubt he sees me as a friend, sure, he's a, decent guy,but he's quite competitive. He tries to make everything a competition.


    But, he knows nothing he says can scare me, and that I'm a mellow person.


    All I question, from him, is why try to compete with me.


    He's lost, and gained some respect from me.


    But that, his statement with "You just know mines better than yours."


    That made him lose some respect.


    Sure, maybe he sees me as a friend, but he hardly speaks to me otherwise. That's another thing that confuses me about it.


    sorry for possible text wall.
    Fleur
    Fleur
    Sorry if I've come off as rude, or anything.


    Your statements, make sense in a way, but I don't quite know.


    Sorry, I'll shut up.
    Fleur
    “She understood the world and her place in it. She understood nothing. The world and her place in it were nothing and she understood that."
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