Monster Energy

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  1. This has to be the most impressive way I’ve ever seen someone use a thousand words to say absolutely nothing. It just makes you impossible to take seriously
  2. You confused emotional control with emotional emptiness. They’re not the same thing. A man who never feels anything isn’t strong. He’s just disconnected. Real strength is being able to walk through hell, feel every bit of it, and still choose who you become afterward. Weak men are controlled by their emotions. Strong men understand them.
  3. Both. The mistake is thinking there are separate “I”s. Consciousness is experiencing itself through countless perspectives. The ego asks, “Am I God or are you God?” Awareness asks, “Who is the one asking?”
  4. This post is the reason you’ll never be a girl’s first choice, or why she won’t look at you for more than two seconds. It’s also why your friend’s mom would never fantasize about sleeping with you. You don’t understand what attraction actually is. And no, women don’t want a man who is constantly emotional and has no control over himself. They can appreciate a man who has emotions, but attraction often comes from confidence, stability, and the ability to handle yourself. People are often drawn to things they feel they don’t already have. That’s why confidence and decisiveness are attractive. This entire post is so painfully wrong that it shouldn’t even be allowed to exist. You understand nothing about attraction. And for that matter, nothing about God either.
  5. Perfect. Because half of directing is pretending you know what you’re doing while everyone else is panicking. If you can keep a ship from sinking, you’re already ahead of most people in Hollywood.
  6. You’re right, my mistake. I must be the one in the coffin. Lol.
  7. Directed and written by Natasha Tori Maru
  8. But who decided the fruit can’t appear in the middle of the storm?
  9. There may be some truth to it, but damn, this is taking way too long. Usually, close friends and family are much quicker to speak out, even when the burden is heavy.
  10. In Europe, it’s normal for information like this to come from the family. But of course, in the USA, which is the worst country in the world, you have your own ways of doing things.
  11. I don’t think Clav will make it through the next three years if he doesn’t get professional help and experience a spiritual awakening where he realizes that he is God.
  12. If you don’t think it’s strange that his parents haven’t said anything yet, then that’s your opinion. I believe the world deserves to know. If someone like Justin Bieber died, there would be a responsibility to inform the public. It wouldn’t be something that could simply be ignored or left unclear.
  13. He did help, but maybe only halfway. Perhaps he could have done much more but chose not to. If that’s true, it may have been the biggest mistake of his life.
  14. Only Leo knows whether he played a role in Conor’s death. No one knows what happened between them privately. But if Leo is aware that he contributed to what happened, I believe he may face the same fate as Conor.
  15. His last word was “death,” and I don’t believe that was just a coincidence. It makes me think that he may have taken his own life and that it was not an accident.
  16. I am an honest person. If a famous person dies, you should inform the public. That is your responsibility. I know they have no problem with it, because it seems like his parents do not truly care about their own son. They are shedding crocodile tears, not rivers of tears.