There is an ethic out there where people who especially want to live fear that it won't happen in their lifetime. They therefor decide to not try as hard and even dumb down their experineces as to not get too attached to life. I've done this before and it is a usefull strategey as to not get one'self overly depressed at the thought that lengthing of life might not fly in this lifetime. I mean you can have all the passion for life and be an immortalist but choose not to get too caught up in the details, the passions, feelings and emotions etc. I could say "I love life so much that I can't describe" but it doesn't mean I would viserally show that love for the simple fact that I wouldn't want to be put in a vulnerable situation. So what do you guys think...should we wear our hearts on our sleeves and try our best? Or is it better to just "chill out" and not get too overly passionate. But of course there's people who use logic all the time and that has nothing to do with what I just said! I can be logical and unemotional or very emotional...I think there is a time for all modes of being...the question is how pro-active should each of us be? I'm just so confused.
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