TreasureKY -> RE: Why?? (3/29/2008 5:39:31 AM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterDark1987 Well the people here kinda bring it on themselves, when someone ignores me I consider a variety of possibilties. I'm not one to jump to conclusions so I keep sending until I get that "no thankyou" which if I had gotten the first time I wouldn't have sent all the other stuff. oh, and since I'm not selling anything that I'm currently aware of I don't see how this could be junk mail. Thankyou for the goodluck but I think I have a good idea of what most people on this site are like. *sighs* I'm not even sure what to say to you at this point, MasterDark, other than I feel a little sorry for you. You are obviously a fairly intelligent young man, but I get the impression that you are going to have a rough time ahead of you in life. Please take what I say to you here with the genuine warmth and goodwill in which it is given... the mother in me despairs for the all the unnecessary anguish before you. *sighs again* I wish that mastering life was easy to describe... that there was a quick and painless way to explain all the lessons one can learn throughout childhood that help bring about the contentment of maturity. Alas, there is not and because of that, this will seem abrupt and brutal... While you may feel this is an unfair assessment based on the two simple posts that you have made, I am afraid you are not ready to be a master. I know you won't like that and I am sorry, but it is the truth. If you were to take the time to search through the forums here, you would find that in all the threads where it is discussed what it takes to be a master there is a common thread that mastering oneself is a primary, if not first, step to take. I cannot tell you how to get there, but I can say that what you've shown so far shows a lack of self-mastery and maturity. If you genuinely wish to be a master, then I would recommend you look into yourself and explore some of the traits that make a man (or woman) a master of themselves and desired by others. It only takes an open mind and a desire to learn. Self-awareness, confidence without arrogance, patience, thoughtfulness, humility, perceptiveness, sensitivity, respectfulness, wisdom and honor would be good places to start.
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