[Psyclox]

tonite I am sitting in my room thinking about life and people, and I wander to myself what is it that drives us in our eternal quest for that one question in life, WHO AM I? and in the end am left thinking, there is no answer to that question for if there was then most us who are so lost in this world whould then know where to go, but alas we don't, and another thing that has left me wandering, is when we die who will remeber us if not our friends, but for that one i do have an answer, it is left in the actions that we leave behind our legecies, life is so strange, and complicated, that we need so much from each other that in the end it leaves us with more troubles in the end, my friends think I'm a nutter a regular nutcase the local psycho if u say, but in the end are we all not a little nuts, I mean who are we to say whats normal, if u take all the T's in the world and stuck them all in 1 room then in turn they themselves would go nuts, like that whole straight jacket storey, I mean I think any sane logical person would go completly insane in 1 of those, which just goes to sho u that the world is fully of crazies and that in the end all sane people are then just in fact more crazies.

[(JD)]

IMO it is normal to ask those questions, and everyone does have the quest to find WHO am I and WHY am I?

John Denver said the only thing we really own is the time at hand.

[Lexicon78]

I'm a lot like you. I seem to question everything. Yeah, I don't think we'll ever know who we are...but I've come to the conclusion that it's the human instinct to try to search for answers, the truth, all of that. Like I question ideas, what's right and what's wrong, and the why's and the how's...and then I question those answers...it's an endless cycle for me. Like people tell me what is right and what is wrong. And then I'm like, by whose standards? Is it written in stone. Most of the time it isn't so then I figure I don't have to abide by what those people say is right or wrong.

Of course, you're talking to someone who's so fed up with people that she thinks when people get hit (hit in runs or accidents) they should just leave them on the side of the road just like they do to animals. Humans are animals, too, right? My point exactly.

[Rhapsody]

For ME - the great question of WHO AM I? - is answered (heard by me) the closer I am able to get to God, to locate my true spiritual self, and by giving the great Unconditional Love & Respect to another...

LoVe,
Rhapsody -