Recent content by August Campbell

The bad drawback of women who wear high heels too often is that they develop severe foot problems.

Your point is well-taken. Life and Death are both sides of the same coin. After all, Nobody would want to live forever, right?

Since You yourself said that you would be trying to be something you're not, then you are already good as is. In fact, I recall in a separate thread where other posters reassured you that you are already good as is. It's because you compare yourself with others that makes you feel dispirited...

A quotation certainly helpful is "What comes easy, won't last. What lasts, won't come easy."

Oddly, the Only time I listen to my favorite songs is when I'm with a friend In-person. If I listen by myself, it doesn't have the kick. It has to be done socially. But that's just me, my idiosyncrasy.

How come you don't have those interests now?

Sounds like Buddhist Stoicism, which is good. Acceptance or tolerance. My hat's off to you.

To answer your question, the cheese is vegan. Dairy-free and also soy- free. But it says saturated fat, so I guess you would avoid it, right? Not sure, so I'm asking.

I'm vegan too but I also eat a lot of cheese which You said are highly processed and loaded with salt and saturated fat. So I guess I'll cut down on that too. I'll substitute that with Tofurkey which is food that tastes like turkey but is actually from plants. Don't know whether you tried that...

Of course I was helpful. Because I was preventing suicide. That's why I mentioned my friend who became suicidal as a result of that particular scripture. So it was basically a word of caution to the OP. Didn't you read my point about the scripture that made my friend almost attempt suicide...

In response to Joseph's suggestion of Christianity, it should be noted that a Christian committed suicide. She was a member of the Jimmy Swaggert Christian Crusade back during the 1980s, during which it happened. So even devout Christians commit suicide. I even know somebody personally here...

In a sense, this could be called unconventional. In the two relationships I had, they happened when I was not looking for any at all. Yet they happened. Evidently, how they came about, seems to be based on Prentice Mulford's Law of Attraction. That technique goes beyond just simple positive...

Thank you for sharing your experience. In another, separate thread, I had related my experience with a Tarot-reader. But you said that your clairvoyant did not use any Tarot or Runes or any equipment. If she did not use any equipment--was she a Palm-reader? Because Palmists don't use any...

Somewhat belated since I just ran across this thread. In response to the OP, I've tried Tarot too. The first time I tried it, it was on the spur of the moment because when I was strolling through town in an unfamiliar area I happened to chance upon an occult shop. The services they offered...

@TheSkaFish Yes, I agree with those other posters about SkaFish. It has to do with that ancient adage,"To thine own self be true." That is, don't worry about pleasing other people by changing what you are. That also means don't worry about what society in general says about what a person...