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Originally Posted by lucky8 I get frustrated a lot too man, even though my life totally rocks, i still always want more. It gets a little irritating sometimes, but all in all i think it is a good thing because someday i will eventually have everything i want, and then i can sit back with a feeling of self accomplishment when my family has the perfect life. |
Lucky, let me ask you: Do you
really think that list is finite? Because I don't. Not for anyone.
That doesn't mean that some people don't finally reach a balance in their lives where they're not actively craving for more.
But it's not because they got everything they ever wanted ...
it's because they decided to pay no attention to the part of themselves that can't help craving.
The craving monkey chatter doesn't have to have a lock on one's attention.
One can just experience it as part of the stream of consciousness and not focus on it.
Like 99 percent of the thoughts that run through the mind.
In other news: The Big Cock Question.
I basically don't thinks it's very relevant to the state of whatever one's 'soul' is.
People's attention does often become focused on their special advantages ... great wealth, unusually good looks, power, lineage, intelligence, charisma, creative gifts ... and, yup, I suppose cock size.
But we've all known people who are rich, beautiful, well born, brilliant or gifted whose personalities and relationships with others were not at all distorted by those advantages.
So sure, it's possible that having a big dick might be bad for someone's 'soul' ... but not in any intrinsic way.
People who are particularly caught up in ego will be constantly playing the games of oneupmanship that seek to focus on such advantages.
People who aren't, won't.
If the size of your cock is a big issue, you might be said to have a problem with your 'soul.'
But it didn't start with your cock.