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my emotional roller coaster
starts getting emotional
thinks negative thoughts
tears start to form
REALIZES I'M BEING A WHINY BITCH AND WIPES THE TEARS AWAY WITH BOUNTY STRONG TOWEL PAPER AND LOOKS IN THE MIRROR TO SAY WASSUP WASSUP WASSUP AYEEE CASH MONAYYY I AM I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-A-N-T
goes back to blogging
So overworked right now. =/ I know I'll get through it. Whenever I start to doubt myself or things right now I always think of the parable of Two Wolves. It keeps me going more than any thing, or anybody, because it's something I believe in, and something I understand: According to Native American legend, inside each of us is a battle between two wolves. One is evil. It is anger, arrogance, greed, self-pity, doubt, false-pride, inferiority, lies, ego, envy, sorrow, and regret. One is good. It is joy, peace, perseverance, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, empathy, generosity, truth, and faith. It is hard for us to live with both of these wolves in us, trying to dominate our spirit. So which wolf wins the battle? The one you feed.
