LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@social.cleverlibre.org

Psychologically, love is selfish, though oftentimes indirectly so. We love those who love the things we do. This love, of course, is not to be taken in the physical sense.

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@dankmaximus

At #Petco today...

#pinephone update!!
2021-01-29 02:20
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Nudge: @Hyolobrika@mastodon.org.uk

From childhood, we begin hiding our inner self away. We learn to adapt and survive in the outside world. Our families and peers teach us socially acceptable behavior. Our educational system teaches us the technical and social skills we need to sustain a material life. As adults, we are thrust into a society geared towards materialism and maintaining the status quo.

Rarely, especially in the early formative years, are we taught inner development; with an emphasis on intuition, the subconscious mind, independent thinking, self esteem, self-confidence, psychic or inner spiritual growth.