"It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring."
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[align=left]Mary Jane taught me to be a free thinking individual who is not afraid to question anything. Be diverse, practice different arts, interact with different groups of people while being fearless as you live life. I'm proud to be different - I cannot deny myself this any longer. Every single fucking day in school I would smile to myself while watching others act and ponder "They are different than me... So blind yet so content with the most petty characteristics in life."

I cried at the end of Brokeback Mountain. I've never done that with any movie ever in my life. I listen to the album Meddle by Pink Floyd then switch to Mozart's 38th symphony in D Major while everyone else I know is jamming to some bullshit 50 cent rap about how he got iced in the face yo.

Now I'm beginning to ramble, but in all honesty if you call this mindset anything besides enlightened I would call you a damn fool.
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couch-potato Reviewed by couch-potato on . I didn't think like this before i smoked weed. I've heard many a time on these forums and others that weed leads to enlightenment (sp?) a creative mid and i just read "cresistence to the man" although i dont remember who said it. When i think back to the pre-weed days i remember being very naive when it came to certain things. Mostly things that were on the news and in news papers regarding Goverment, Englands and other countires included. At the time i either didn't take an interest or i just believed it. Now, however i find myself Rating: 5