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Sayo Kamada playing the shamisen. Not sure who is playing drums or if it's recorded. In the video below, Sayo is accompanied by Tarn Softwhip on drums.
My wife pointed out to me the other day that apparently most people were literally only taught how to say Sorry and not how to Apologize or even that they are different things so here.
If all you ever do is step 1, not only did you not apologize, but people will rightfully stop believing you and start getting pissed or hurt.
If you learn about apologies in psychology, this is something they emphasize.
An apology that is meant is not just spoken; it is shown in actions.
So when you apologize but don't change, you prove you aren't sorry for your actions; you were sorry they had consequences. And then people don't trust you because of it.
Bojack was a good example of this. He was the type to only say sorry and not change, hurting everyone around him.
My wife pointed out to me the other day that apparently most people were literally only taught how to say Sorry and not how to Apologize or even that they are different things so here.
If all you ever do is step 1, not only did you not apologize, but people will rightfully stop believing you and start getting pissed or hurt.
If you learn about apologies in psychology, this is something they emphasize.
An apology that is meant is not just spoken; it is shown in actions.
So when you apologize but don't change, you prove you aren't sorry for your actions; you were sorry they had consequences. And then people don't trust you because of it.
Bojack was a good example of this. He was the type to only say sorry and not change, hurting everyone around him.
Earth Spacedock all messed up
He is just grifting and stealing and grifting and stealing and plundering and robbing.
And you fucks out there . You are letting him.
But. He's like an old shitty bear or shark ...at the very end of their life. They don't care how much damage they do or people or things they kill. They sense the end. And want to flail about and do as much damage as they can before the end.
He talks about dropping a nuke.
You think a crazy olde , diseased, nut ( off his rocker) won't do it?
He wants to do as much damage as he can.
Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man 101 (1985) by John Byrne
I used to be really against marking up books and would clutch at my pearls anytime a book was damaged in anyway but now I see it as another way to express love. Water stains on the cover means you carried your favorite book through the rain because you wanted to keep reading on the go. Writing in the margins is participating in the conversation with the author. Leaving bookmarks and receipts in between the pages is like freezing traces of your own life in time.
A well worn book is a well loved one.
Marilyn photographed by Milton Greene on the set of The Prince and the Showgirl
I asked my mother, “how many times can the same thing break my heart?” she said “as long as you love it” and nothing hit me harder than that.
Sometimes I wondered why she liked me, or at least tolerated me. Why any of them did. Even I found myself annoying.
- John Green, Turtles All the Way Down