If The Desire To Write Is Not

Sometimes When I Generalize, I Am Saying, 'let's Pretend I Am God,' And Of Course The Other Person Argues That Point Endlessly. But I Notice That If The Other Person Takes A Stand For Himself And States His Thoughts As His Thoughts, I Pay More Attention To What He Is Saying And Look Deeper In Myself.

Sometimes I Doubt And Sometimes I Believe. And I Like Not Making Myself Believe When I Am Doubting, And Not Making Myself Doubt When I Am Believing. Surely Neither God Nor Accident Need My Consistency.

Unless I Accept My Faults, I Will Most Certainly Doubt My Virtues.

By Approaching My Problems With "what Might Make Things A Little Better?" Rather Than "what Is The Solution?" I Avoid Setting Myself Up For Certain Frustration. My Experience Has Shown Me That I Am Not Going To Solve Anything In One Stroke; At Best I Am Only Going To Chip Away At It.

Some People Will Like Me And Some Won't. So I Might As Well Be Myself, And Then At Least I'll Know That The People Who Like Me, Like Me.