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**CTW** · (This post was last modified: 08-07-2012 12:31 AM by CTW.)

eclipsed Wrote:

CTW Wrote:
If you are talking seriously, you could be suffering slight symptoms of
post traumatic stress disorder. This thing is actually more common that thought.
Referring to its 'slight' version it gets constantly fed by addictions, and by the way LOP could be just a very probable one (addiction) as well as general pc activity involvement can turn to.

if U go to a doctor and they say U have PTSD forget about buying a gun.
U wont be allowed to have one.

certainly. what you could do though if it intervenes your life is to get rid of the addictions that feed it. And you can actually start learning and practicing TM, by your own. That requires no medication or going at doctors, or requiring surveilance, and consequently it's neither probable that a 'labeling' will take place. I don't want to induce any opinion, if you think you should go to the doctor then you should. it's up to the person to choose what to do.

-just saying

**Momar**

LoP Guest Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Anyone else feel this way lately? People running lose in the world, people gone wild, wtf!

You've got pussyitis.

Check down low to see if you haven't lost your manhood somewhere along the way.

But if you do have it, don't feel bad. A lot of otherwise good Americans have been brainwashed by it.

Lots of americans have been brainwashed by his manhood? Must be huuuuuuge

**FaFaFooey**

eclipsed Wrote:

CTW Wrote:
If you are talking seriously, you could be suffering slight symptoms of
post traumatic stress disorder. This thing is actually more common that thought.
Referring to its 'slight' version it gets constantly fed by addictions, and by the way LOP could be just a very probable one (addiction) as well as general pc activity involvement can turn to.

if U go to a doctor and they say U have PTSD forget about buying a gun.
U wont be allowed to have one.

I'm pretty sure it's only if you are in a psychiatric hospital.

**Schrodinger's Cat**

Congrats..the msm have finally gotten to you, but don't worry the TSA will make everything safe for you chuckle

they just want you to pay more tax, and to finger your butthole in return.

"You ever watch CNN for longer than, say, 20 hours in one day? I gotta cut that out. Watch CNN. It's the most depressing thing you'll ever see, man. "WAR, FAMINE, DEATH, AIDS, HOMELESS, RECESSION, DEPRESSION, WAR, FAMINE, DEATH, AIDS." Over and over again. Then you look out your window - (crickets chirping) - where's all this shit going on, man? Ted Turner is making this shit up. Jane Fonda won't sleep with him, he runs to a typewriter: "By 1992 we will all die of AIDS. Read that on the air. I don't get laid, nobody gets laid." - Bill Hicks

**Full Circle**

Hamsterfist Wrote:

Fear from the elites, fear from the news and fear from idiots on conspiracy websites. Stay away from fear manipulation if you can't see it for what it is?

Your words just reminded me of another of my favorite quotes:

“Once you learn to discern the voice of Mother Culture humming in the background, telling her story over and over again to the people of your culture, you’ll never stop being conscious of it. Wherever you go for the rest of your life, you’ll be tempted to say to the people around you, “how can you listen to this stuff and not recognize it for what it is?”
― Daniel Quinn, Ishmael

Heartflowers

**FaFaFooey**

Schrodingers Cat Wrote:

Congrats..the msm have finally gotten to you, but don't worry the TSA will make everything safe for you they just want you to pay more tax, and to finger your butthole in return.

"You ever watch CNN for longer than, say, 20 hours in one day? I gotta cut that out. Watch CNN. It's the most depressing thing you'll ever see, man. "WAR, FAMINE, DEATH, AIDS, HOMELESS, RECESSION, DEPRESSION, WAR, FAMINE, DEATH, AIDS." Over and over again. Then you look out your window - (crickets chirping) - where's all this shit going on, man? Ted Turner is making this shit up. Jane Fonda won't sleep with him, he runs to a typewriter: "By 1992 we will all die of AIDS. Read that on the air. I don't get laid, nobody gets laid." - Bill Hicks

I fell asleep listening to Alex Jones one time and woke and immediately went for my Ak and kevlar vest. Then I realized I dont have an Ak or a kevlar vest

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 53415 08-07-2012 01:08 AM

A ccertain level of apprehension is natural and is probably a good survival skill when vigilance is appropriate such as in unfamiliar places and even around strangers. However, if its interfering with your ability to live your life maybe you should seek help.

This has always bee risky business being alive. So at some point you have to ask yourself how you want to live. Native Americans used to say this is a good day to die. Not because they were courting death, rather it was a statement in defiance of the fear that invades the heart that keeps us from living fully.

None of us get out alive. You can live in fear and live a half life composed of safe, mundane rituals that preserve the body and crush the soul or you can decide to live fully determining your own destiny knowing full well we are but a whisper on the winds of time

Did you want to live forever?

**Full Circle**

LoP Guest Wrote:

A ccertain level of apprehension is natural and is probably a good survival skill when vigilance is appropriate such as in unfamiliar places and even around strangers. However, if its interfering with your ability to live your life maybe you should seek help.

This has always bee risky business being alive. So at some point you have to ask yourself how you want to live. Native Americans used to say this is a good day to die. Not because they were courting death, rather it was a statement in defiance of the fear that invades the heart that keeps us from living fully.

None of us get out alive. You can live in fear and live a half life composed of safe, mundane rituals that preserve the body and crush the soul or you can decide to live fully determining your own destiny knowing full well we are but a whisper on the winds of time

Did you want to live forever?

**Christ Follower**

LoP Guest Wrote:

A ccertain level of apprehension is natural and is probably a good survival skill when vigilance is appropriate such as in unfamiliar places and even around strangers. However, if its interfering with your ability to live your life maybe you should seek help.

This has always bee risky business being alive. So at some point you have to ask yourself how you want to live. Native Americans used to say this is a good day to die. Not because they were courting death, rather it was a statement in defiance of the fear that invades the heart that keeps us from living fully.

None of us get out alive. You can live in fear and live a half life composed of safe, mundane rituals that preserve the body and crush the soul or you can decide to live fully determining your own destiny knowing full well we are but a whisper on the winds of time

Did you want to live forever?

POST OF THE DAY! Heartflowers

**Astrochik**

LoP Guest Wrote:

I don't feel "safe" anywhere anymore, wtf?

Simple, because you aren't safe anywhere !

If you felt safe before, that was an illusion

welcome to reality!

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 44437 08-07-2012 01:29 AM

Astrochik Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
I don't feel "safe" anywhere anymore, wtf?

Simple, because you aren't safe anywhere !

If you felt safe before, that was an illusion

welcome to reality!

Delusions of grandeur, visions of splendor, a manic depressent he walks in the rain. chuckle

**The Lucky AC** Everything in life is luck User ID: 888 08-07-2012 01:30 AM

LoP Guest Wrote:

Astrochik Wrote:
LoP Guest Wrote:
I don't feel "safe" anywhere anymore, wtf?

Simple, because you aren't safe anywhere !

If you felt safe before, that was an illusion

welcome to reality!

Delusions of grandeur, visions of splendor, a manic depressent he walks in the rain.

Whatever makes 1 happy

**Crazycanuck**

This is going to sound insane, I know, but I feel safe 99% of the time, even though I know that I am not safe (but neither is anyone else). However, I balance on that elusive middle pillar between my fear and my knowledge, tricky act at times! Like a great writer once said "Fear is the mind killer........"
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**Full Circle**

Crazycanuck Wrote:

This is going to sound insane, I know, but I feel safe 99% of the time, even though I know that I am not safe (but neither is anyone else). However, I balance on that elusive middle pillar between my fear and my knowledge, tricky act at times! Like a great writer once said "Fear is the mind killer........"

Doesn't sound insane to me. Like the other poster said....how can we live if we let fear stop us from doing just that?

I've done a lot of things these past few years that are way outside my box. And I feel great because I've done them! No regrets.

**Schrodinger's Cat**

It always makes me laugh about people who are afraid of death, and then go onto commit suicide. Its not death they fear imho, it's the fact they wish they could do a million things all at once.

Life is a learning process, I've no idea what happens after death but from the billions of years I DIDNT exist, all I know is it can't be all that bad.