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2015-03-15 04:45:02

I personally do not have much to say about that, I guess that it's just how people view you. Being self centered doesn't make you a bad person.

To be honest, I consider myself to be self centered too, so once in a while I try to appreciate what I have been given, and I try to do things to give back.

So hey, why not return the favour to those who have given? It's not that it would hurt ;)

(Also,YOU HAVE A TABLET??? Okay now i'm envious >:c )

GabrielLoganStudios responds:

That's not so much anymore, I guess, but that was a transition in my life that I had to get passed and I'm glad I did. lol All I want to do now is love everyone I can and offer anything I can to anybody possible. You're right, and one thing I forgot the most was what I truly had. I think it's just the fact that we are adolescents and human. Nobody's perfect, and I believe with all my heart that it's all just phases. Eventually, we will get over them and it will get better. I try every chance I get to return the favor, but it's all a matter of time and placement, also. I don't know, things will get easier... Still, though, I'm sure you're not a bad guy. We all have our problems, but that doesn't mean we should let it taint how we see things. Thanks, man, and take care from here on out.

Death

2015-03-15 04:31:14

I can't exactly say that it scares me. I personally think that death is just one of the things we go through in life. Funny how people think of it: Some fear it while others don't, some try to avoid it and some seek for it, but what's intriguing is the curiousity of what happens next, will there be heaven or hell, will there be reincarnation, will we haunt the world for all eternity, will we be transported to a parallel universe,or will we just vanish without a trace--no one knows.

To me, death is unavoidable (unless you have super wizard powers that makes you an immortal) , and although there will be mourning and grief, it is a natural part of life. So I hope that when I die one day, someone would throw a party to celebrate my funeral and be happy about it , because I wouldn't want my loved ones to be sad c:

GabrielLoganStudios responds:

Sometimes, my art just makes absolutely no sense... It's not even really meant to be art; more like stupid cartoons with an expressed effort of some sort of "dark side". Death is something that's difficult for me to think about. Sometimes I welcome it, and other times I force myself to make bargains with it. It took the one person that I held most dear, and yet there's very many other people that go through the same thing on a daily basis. Hell, people can wake up dead. I found your response very interesting, because it brings up the points that we mostly ask ourselves and don't necessarily express towards others normally. This is what I love about what I do, truly. The responses I get from you guys are so unique, and they really help most of the time. It's almost as if, for some reason, people have a burning purpose to say something and speak up when others do. It takes one to make a crowd, I guess, but I'm not quite there yet. haha My point is, death is just one of those things that raises many questions and can only answer very few factually. None of us know what happens next, and my way of coping with the thought of it all in general is just that it happens to everyone. It's gotta happen sometime, so why avoid it? I feel the same. I would rather people revisit the times they had with me when I smiled, and they smiled back. I hope they can think something of me that will help them further their own lives and make something beautiful. I know I ask for way too much, but if my life can mean anything, I want it to give people the hope for something better than all of this. I want people to stand up for what they believe in, and to believe in themselves. If I can get just a single person to be exactly who they intend to be in every way that makes their world, I did it right. If I can change their world, then maybe I can help contribute to more of it (if not the world as a closer whole). I would have a death party, if anything were my choice. lol Still, it's nice to hear your thoughts on the matter, as they truly raised questions for me personally. Such as, have you ever dealt with grief? If so, who was it and why were they so important to you? Thanks again, Tailsbuddy, and let this life be a crazy, mind bending trip that takes us many places.

Daniel's Sandwich

2015-02-27 00:31:27

Eeeeeeeeerhhhh......
With magic?

BobieThe11th responds:

Do u belive in magic?

Imperfections / Judge Not

2015-02-10 07:57:51

There are reasons to why we judge,reasons to why we judge others and why we judge things around us, why we judge those we know and those we don't, and sometimes even ourselves.We judge because we are human, and all of us are the same, yet at the same time unique. We all have opinions, yet not all of them are the same,and that's what causes judgement.We judge because we bear different opinions, because the things we were taught or learnt conflict with others, and because we just can't come to accept the opinions of others.

Judgement occurs because not all of us have the ability to accept things as the way are, yet as bad as this statement might sound, it is essential for innovation. People often get judged when they try to break away from tradition, when they try to create something new and when they want to show others their perspective, the way they think and the way they see things.

Children are special, they are special because they are ignorant.Because they do not fully understand the whole concept of this society works,and because they're just a tiny little ball of joy. They don't usually hold things but instead they just spit it out, and sometimes it causes a tiny little argument, but a day later,they get back to being friends again, because they just accept things the way they are. It's the society who molds them to who they are. I mean, the same people who once taught you how to walk and talk now tells you to sit down and shut up,those who once told you to be someone extraordinary now wants you to fit in and be normal.It could be this confusion that causes us to judge, to judge those who are willing to take a chance, to not be confined by this barrier, because that defies what we are taught to do.

Judgement can't be stopped and will always exist, because there is no right or wrong,because nothing's perfect yet nothing's imperfect. They are just the way they're meant to be,which includes everything and everyone.

So next time people judge, just put on some shades, a suit, a black tie, and say "Deal with it."
It's gonna look awesome.

(P.s. Sorry for the late reply, It's been a while since I've visited Newgrounds c: )

GabrielLoganStudios responds:

Judgement itself can be important, but what if people judge shifting awat from the right reasons?... In different wording, what if people just pointlessly judge to make themselves feel better? Other than that, you make a rather valid point. We all judge and imperfection is a quality we all share happily (to some). A very intelligent and open minded point of view, if I do say so myself, Tailsbuddy. Cheers!

G03LM