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I'm mad.

I'm mad at myself for opening up.

I'm mad at myself for crying when I'm angry.

I'm mad at myself for getting angry at you.

I'm mad at myself for acting like a teen when I'm 25.

every single member of this family, every single friend is worth so much. If one person was amiss, it would be a huge loss to everyone else. But let's be real. I won't be. Sure it'll make some of you sad but at the end of the day, every single one of you is able to live on. I never played an important part in anybody's life. No, I really didn't. Just because I'm dead you don't have to lie to yourselves. None of you were financially dependent on me. I owe you nothing and you owe me nothing. While you might cry for a few days or maybe weeks (moderately unlikely) you all can live on and soon you will all forget me. (As you should) Time to time you might remember me and that's okay. There's nothing you could've done anyway. It was my own weakness and failure.

such a fucking coward it's hilarious

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Every person carries within himself a project of God, a personal vocation, a personal idea of God on what he is required to do in history to build his Church, a living Temple of his presence. And the priest's role is above all to reawaken this awareness, to help the individual discover his personal vocation, God's task for each one of us. [Many people indeed] have discovered the project that concerns them, both with regard to professional life in the formation of today's society- where the presence of Christian consciences is fundamental- and also with regard to the call to contribute to the Church's growth and life. Both these things are equally important.

A society where Christian conscience is no longer alive loses its bearings; it no longer knows where to go, what it can do, what it cannot do, and ends up in emptiness, it fails. Only if a living awareness of the faith illumines our hearts can we also build a just society. It is not the Magisterium that imposes doctrine. It is the Magisterium that helps enable the conscience itself to hear God's voice, to know what is good, what is the Lord's will. It is only an aid so that personal responsibility, nourished by a lively conscience, may function well and thus contribute to ensuring that justice is truly present in our society: justice within ourselves and universal justice for all our brothers and sisters in the world today. Today, globalization is not only economic: there is also a globalization of responsibilities, this universality, which is why we are all responsible for everyone.

The Church offers us the encounter with Christ, with the living God, with the "Logos" who is Truth and Light, Who does not coerce consciences, does not impose a partial doctrine, but helps us ourselves to be men and women who are completely fulfilled and thus to live in personal responsibility and in deeper communion with one another, a communion born from communion with God, with the Lord. I see [even now] this living community. I am grateful to the priests, I am grateful to all of you, their collaborators. And I hope that the Lord will help you and enlighten you always.

Pope Benedict XVI

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No Justice, No Peace, by Kailey Whitman.

are all emotionally matured men just a myth?

there comes a certain point in your life where you can't even talk to your most closest friends and family nor random strangers on the internet.

I once bonded with internet strangers yet atp, nobody will understand.

Literally nobody will understand you.

ugh I wanna D word but then idk why exactly I'm just sick and tired of everything but then sometimes I go "eh life is not so bad" and then BAM. I was wrong.