Self Destruction
How would you go about, recreating, reinventing yourself.
What would your process of self destruction be.
I've decided not to reply to threads that start off with outrageous demands of every one else's thought and the thread starter never bothers to put their own in first
I would push the large, red button on my neck that... shit, I hit it with the phone by accident.
(explodes)
i guess in theory i would attempt to free myself from all possesions, live a low matience life in some hollow apartment. Then spread the word of self enlightment and resurrection.
In reality, possesions materialmisms, all those needs are so well integrated into my life, in the possessions i don't have i dream of having tomorow, to one day live a possesion/care free life sounds futile.
[QUOTE=Smartazboy;948741]rhinosaurus[/QUOTE]
A what now?:amish: :35:
You guys are real jerks.
I'd love a conversation like this to ACTUALLY HAPPEN.
Rather than all the stupidity and cynicism.
"Oh, we're so cool! Let's post snarky comments for NO GOOD REASON!"

maybe. or maybe not.
I think change happens and tends to be a bit boring. It's gradual.
Sure, I've gone to the bathroom and shaved my head, quit smoking, cancelled my cable, started reading more, took up jogging, All in one day. But I am still me.
The kind of change you see in a movie like Fight Club is false because it takes place in a compressed timeline. Plus, it's a made up story.
It's cool to be inspired by it though. Change doesn't happen in a vacuum.
I think that depends...In what do u mean by "change"...I think there are somethings that can't change us in the moment, like the death of someone you love very much, or whatever...That depends on the person, of the impact of that "thing" that happens, in that person...
P.S:. Sry about my english...
[QUOTE=JoaoMestre;949061]I think that depends...In what do u mean by "change"...I think there are somethings that can't change us in the moment, like the death of someone you love very much, or whatever...That depends on the person, of the impact of that "thing" that happens...[/QUOTE]
That's a good point, and actually, I am an example.
it's hard though to change yourself because like i said all this shit is so well integrated into our life
but its only there cause we want it there, if we don't it isn't, it all hinges on the choices we make, when you're a child you can't help but be the product of your environment but if you continue this into adulthood its by choice. i learned i didn't need crap by having money foisted on me spending it on crap and my life not changing as a result, it was pretty simple really.
do drugs count a possesions cuz once u do them theyre gone so its not like ur filling ur life with crap....even tho i fuckin love shopping and clothes and hair and all that girly stuff..but at least im a bargain shopper : ) cuz poor people need to be....
and i hate the goverment i have no fucking food *tummy growls*
those bastards cut our food stamps to like halfwut it use to be
[QUOTE=Soldier21921;948735]How would you go about, recreating, reinventing yourself.
What would your process of self destruction be.[/QUOTE]
I'd recreate myself as a middle-aged graphic designer-slash-commercial artist. I'd destroy msyelf by wasting my conscious time and energy on a silly web forum. Also, destroying whatever a couple stiff martinis will destroy.
When we call soccer 'football' the terrorists have won.
- you cant reI dont think...
Maybe its more like...
Okay, for example
Eye used to let people walk all over me. Eye used to do what other people thought was best for me and take advice like it was rule. But instead I just realized that Eye dont live for someone else. Eye live mEye own lEyef. My life isnt going to make someone else's better. And of course there are tEYEms when I need advise, but I weigh it against my own. I could never do that. And Ive lost resepct and gained respect for changing like eye have. But the thing is, other people's respecting my choices doesnt change my choices. So I live for myself. Now. And thats how I reinvented myself. And Ive never been happier with myself.
So like my point is that, at least in my case, its not reinventing myself- its finding myself. For the first time. Not making myself new.
i just watched the movie over and over and im a totally different person. all my friends that watch it find no differences between me and the tyler durden character.
[CENTER][U][B][FONT="Arial"][SIZE="5"]Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need.[/SIZE][/FONT][/B][/U][/CENTER]
I guess if i could reinvent myself i would just change all the things i didnt like about myself which i should do anyway but....
If i wanted to destroy myself i would just shoot alot of people, giggle and shoot myself.
I think im sane
if I ever reinvent myself I'm doing it as a blond




If I could reinvent myself I would come back as a rhinosaurus. I'd go into furniture stores and lay in thier beds, ruining the covers with my thick skin. I'd use my large body to crush through Starbucks and McDonald locations then drink all the frappaccinos I want, eat all the McNuggets I yearned. I'd use my horn to lift old lady's dresses in public. After a day of all that I'd go to my rhino home, sit in my rhino lazy boy and watch reruns of Seinfeld on my rhino TV.