on death When I was young and therefore misbehaving, my parents would consistently tell me one story. Some variation about the brother or brothers I used to have but was too young to remember. My mother would scold me, "You had better stop acting up, or you'll end up like your brothers in the backyard." It was always when of those funny things to say. The reason this story is so important to me is because of how it shaped me.on death by ~maelikki
If you ask relatives, I always seemed rather callous about death. Death simply doesn't bother me, and I would suggest it has something to do with constantly being told, as a joke, that I had dead brothers
An Exploration of Hate "That dislike merely means I do not preffer her company, will avoid it if Possible. It also implies a lack of desire for her opinions on personal matters but does not exclude her from being respected.An Exploration of Hate by ~maelikki
Nor does it mean I would not tolerate her presence I think there is a good amount of difference between that and hate" -a friend told me asking if it was wrong to dislike a person.
I really couldn't tell you. I think people have an exaggerated view of the word hate because they like to be able to give themselves some tangible evil in the world. I don't think hate is really such an uncommon thing in this world. Your blood doesn't need to boil o
Dialectic: Magneto and Xavier Scene: Magneto and Professor Xavier discussing as friends before any major villainy nor heroism.Dialectic: Magneto and Xavier by ~maelikki
Magneto: I think it may be to your benefit to consider the trial and death of Socrates
Professor Xavier: Why so?
Mag: You teach, Professor, as did Socrates. You see, the public did not accept Socrates' teachings. The public seemed to be under the impression that his schooling had corrupted their youth.
Prof: Hmmm, I think I see where you are going with this.
Mag: Yes, I thought you might. As a professor, you are at great risk, especially of so controversial material. You are encouraging young teenagers to use the gifts they have, to use their
Keeping our goals in mind His family has left for the week on vacation. The dog looks back into the woods beyond the fence line. He sees the many miles between him and his family, and lays his head on his paw and frowns. He knows that some ancient part of him was comfortable in the woods, and he could make the journey of a month to find his family again, but he needs to maintain the house. Keeps things from ruining the life he'll have with his family when they return. He doesn't know how long they'll be gone, and has to constantly remind himself what he is protecting. He must constantly remind himself not to answer the howls in the woods. He must remember the feel ofKeeping our goals in mind by ~maelikki
Passionate 
Happy dA Birthday, Love! 
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