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- "The general human seems to have trouble admitting their faults. Even I am guilty of this. I respect people that have the courage to swallow their pride and admit they're at fault, they inspire me to work on that aspect of myself. Good write!"
Posted by Alectozere on "It's my fault" by Hope in despair
- "Thank you Jonas for your concern, but my self- esteem is actually very good at this stage of my life! I know I have a purpose,I am accepting of who I am, warts and all. In my youth I did have that problem, but I am at peace with myself. I just left a comment that explains my intention a bit more."
Posted by Hope in despair on "It's my fault" by Hope in despair
- "Yes my friend ! Nailed it! We have developed the habit as a society to complain or place blame on everything under the sun. It is such an ingrained habit, it is easy to us as breathing! To start to take a different path, to relocate our thoughts to think a different way, to start a different pattern, is possible. I just thought of this silly way of expressing that, with someone being a focal point of blame. "
Posted by Hope in despair on "It's my fault" by Hope in despair
- "I don't think it has anything to do with low self-esteem. It seems to me that people blame everyone and everything but never themselves. Thus, humility and self-reflection are much needed in today's world. Interpretations may vary, though. Anyway, very nice and thought-provoking work! "
Posted by Samael Crowe on "It's my fault" by Hope in despair
- "Yes my friend it does help us grow! The Darkness I refer to here is the darkness of judgmental labels that I let define my identity and existence for many years. But yes it's true I would not be who I am right now if it wasn't for my experience in both"
Posted by Hope in despair on "The Hall" by Hope in despair
- "Thank you for sharing this hope in despair, it is much needed, dear Hope in despair! It really resonates with me. I love the way you have written it. As much as I strive for the light, I think that darkness is important too and, combined with the light, allows us to make progress (both material and spiritual)."
Posted by Samael Crowe on "The Hall" by Hope in despair
- "I am honored that it inspired you Digital Dart! Your encouragement has inspired me as well😀 I tell you the truth, this the first time I have written anything in many years, Reading and writing have always been my joys. Books were my friends growing up, I used to keep to myself alot"
Posted by Hope in despair on "Get over it" by Hope in despair
- "Hope you don't mind my inspire by, I just really got inspired by it and starting writing a ton more finally. Thanks though, for real."
Posted by Sudos on "Get over it" by Hope in despair
- "Thanks so much Digital Dart! Just want people to know that life can have it's crappy moments, but it's not the end of our life, or the end of our story😀 I know by experience. All those things have actually happened to me by the way. Not poetic license 😂"
Posted by Hope in despair on "Get over it" by Hope in despair
- "Yeah I actually put this out before I read it😀 but I definitely like to look at things from different angles. It mainly has to do with not letting people's negative labels define you, which I have done for most of my life until a couple years ago. And it goes a bit deeper than that but I leave that open to imagination and interpretation "
Posted by Hope in despair on "The Hall" by Hope in despair
- "Thank you so much for your comments! They are very encouraging! I would have been thankful if 1 person had got something out of it, but I am humbled. Thank you!!!!"
Posted by Hope in despair on "The Hall" by Hope in despair
- "Interesting concept! The way I see this is that we have our choices in life and often times choose the path that seems easier...which at times proves to be the more difficult road. 'things that seem too good to be true, usually are' . But then we'd enshrine if we did not take the chance.Thanks for the thought provoking piece... And welcome to the valley!"
Posted by natalie on "The Hall" by Hope in despair
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