Lintu79 In reply to DaWritter [2017-02-13 18:59:55 +0000 UTC]

dude what the fuck, tu išvis gyvas? wru?

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DaWritter In reply to Lintu79 [2017-03-05 20:13:58 +0000 UTC]

jo gyvas kazkaip

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Lintu79 In reply to hiaamir [2011-11-11 15:14:21 +0000 UTC]

thank youuuu!<3

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Lintu79 In reply to ice-or-fire [2011-11-11 15:13:43 +0000 UTC]

thank youuu!

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ice-or-fire In reply to Lintu79 [2011-11-12 21:04:50 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome!

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Lintu79 In reply to whitewolfART [2011-11-11 15:13:25 +0000 UTC]

<3333333

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Lintu79 In reply to silberfische [2011-08-02 18:32:46 +0000 UTC]

shall we go shower?

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silberfische In reply to Lintu79 [2011-08-02 19:43:48 +0000 UTC]

If you care to join me B*

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Lintu79 In reply to Of-Remembrance [2011-07-13 15:11:31 +0000 UTC]

Hello Nathan!

Yes, I'm well. How are you?

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Of-Remembrance In reply to Lintu79 [2011-07-13 18:19:04 +0000 UTC]

Miles above reality, my friend. Lost in this world, but aren't we all? Check this out though: My new baby son is 3 months old, and is the best thing to happen to me in quite some time! He's a cute and funny little guy, making lots of 'happy baby noises' lately. It warms my soul to see his little eyes staring into mine, like a gift from some holy entity. Talk soon my friend, glad to hear you are well!!

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Lintu79 In reply to Of-Remembrance [2011-07-14 12:43:00 +0000 UTC]

ooooh, congradulations! wow, you must be so happy.

happy baby noises are like drugs, you can't not love them.

best of luck!

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Lintu79 In reply to Catluckey [2011-06-28 19:16:15 +0000 UTC]

Thank you!<3

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Catluckey In reply to Lintu79 [2011-06-28 21:47:42 +0000 UTC]

Totally our pleasure!!!

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Lintu79 In reply to Sniper-LTU [2011-05-02 14:14:22 +0000 UTC]

maybe it was fate that you favorited my work and I saw the 'LTU' and checked you out. Maybe not. Maybe I'm your soulmate.

What if I'm every girl you ever thought could be interesting?

What if I 'had the guts' to write about myself here for the sole purpose of you finding someone not unlike yourself?

What if a hundred, thousand, million years ago, we were actually one person? And that person divided into two and carried on living separately?

What if we were destined to meet one day?

What if we meet and can't stand each other because two minuses don't make a plus?

What if we've already met?

What if the Universe is just playing a game?...

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Sniper-LTU In reply to Lintu79 [2011-05-02 14:19:34 +0000 UTC]

Ironicaly I hope you didn't copy paste it; but still... I'm speechless.

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Lintu79 In reply to Sniper-LTU [2011-05-02 14:31:19 +0000 UTC]

Child of my mind and my mind alone. I appreciate your speechlessness.

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Sniper-LTU In reply to Lintu79 [2011-05-02 14:53:08 +0000 UTC]

I think I've got up nerve now to take a chance; why did you replied (at all) like that? Other people would have done something less... pleasing.

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Lintu79 In reply to Sniper-LTU [2011-05-02 15:38:38 +0000 UTC]

Maybe I'm not like other people. Maybe that's what makes me a unique little snowflake that a great mind once said none of us are?

What if my limits far exceed those of people who've become statistics?

"It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything."

And so what if I can't say and do anything, exactly, because I have not yet lost everything? Even if my body is not exactly free, my heart is, and, anyway, EVERYTHING is such an unrealistic term, isn't it? Like Infinity, Immortality. I'm as immortal as I make myself to be, I'm as free as I let myself be.

To answer your question, I replied like that because that was what I was thinking, and what I was thinking was within the limits that I've drawn to myself of what can be said out loud, to others, in public, and these limits might be broader than those of others, but maybe less so than those of the great minds that I admire so.

And all this that I've wrote boils down to the simple fact that I do not restrain myself and my imagination as said 'other', less fortunate people do.

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Sniper-LTU In reply to Lintu79 [2011-05-02 15:46:45 +0000 UTC]

Thats what you get for asking a strange question like that *pinches himself*.

That is, probably the MOST interesting piece of reading I've done in years. This means either I've been reading a whole lot of worthless crap lately, or those words are as good as they are. (I'm going for the second option).

So, is it possible for imagination to go too far?

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Lintu79 In reply to Sniper-LTU [2011-05-02 16:05:29 +0000 UTC]

If "too far" is to be understood as "past the point of no return" then I'd say yes, it is possible. But is it so bad? It's all relative. Would it be so horrible to create a world of your own? Would it be so bad to reinvent yourself, SEE, FEEL, BELIEVE yourself to be not as other people see you, but as you want to see yourself?

And if it's true that someone, somewhere, some time ago, or right now even, is EXACTLY THE SAME AS YOU ARE, then it is CRUCIAL to go too far, to run, without looking back, past what/who is considered Sanity in our caged bird of a community and wave at it as you stumble on the road to the place where you will find your true self.

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Sniper-LTU In reply to Lintu79 [2011-05-02 16:22:33 +0000 UTC]

In my point of view, that would be boring. To have our own world, everybody would have anything they would desire (material and emotional). And people would get bored of it. Small everyday challanges; that's what most people live for (I live for the big ones*). Ofcourse, if our imagination could change the very being of the creator himself, so he would just change himself in that way that he doesnt get bored of it. That would be so fake, hey but what you don't can't hurt you.**

* - Challanges not like contests, but sometimes setting goals for yourself, makes things alot more interesting. I'm a lazy arsed bastard, and people always are suprised when I take non-regular ways of approaching a problem, or a solution.

** - That part is just to answer yours, what I meant by "too far" is considering other people. And not in the way that is "what they think of you/your actions", but in the way of your relations with them.

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Lintu79 In reply to Sniper-LTU [2011-05-02 16:34:41 +0000 UTC]

Ah but thats where the art of imagination comes to life! Even in the most perfect imaginary world there cannot be light without shadows, because we model it after the world that our bodies live in, and we change everything that we can, but what we cannot change is the base, the core, the carcass, that holds it all together. The undeniable reality.

And how did you come to think... in what way changing yourself for all the right reasons, to be happier, to experience the world in a different, more appealing way, is equal to being fake? I'm interested to hear your opinions.

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Sniper-LTU In reply to Lintu79 [2011-05-02 17:17:00 +0000 UTC]

Our minds get spoiled easily; more exactly our subconscious does. If we take a bit of anything good/wonderfull/etc., and there are no bounds for it we will just keep increasing it untill we have everything in a perfect shape*. It's like a sketch; you start of with you carcass. Then you build up detail on it untill it's perfect. Problem is adding details to a sketch is fine; it inspires the artist to think of original parts for a sketch. Though, in our imaginary world that wouldn't be good. Atleast that's how I see it, maybe I would get spoiled sooner then everybody else hence I like to see something out of shape, disordered, or take the hard way in doing something. (It's really interesting, since im a pedant. So it's kindof going against my own nature.)

* - another bad thing for this is; it's like a parasite (maybe not the best subject for a metaphor). It grows larger (the imaginary space we live in) as it's host (our mind) gets spoiled and dies because the parasite consumes it at, at end the imaginary reality dies along side due to the lack of a host.

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Lintu79 In reply to Sniper-LTU [2011-05-02 17:24:18 +0000 UTC]

Then, following that logic, should the ability to build imaginary worlds only be granted to the most willful, strong and creative individuals who would not abuse it?

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Sniper-LTU In reply to Lintu79 [2011-05-02 17:38:34 +0000 UTC]

These kindof people don't excist, atleast I havent yet had the honor to meet them, or a way to test will. In order to preform an "ultimate" test, the tester himself should have the most willful out of all of us. This forms a paradox; how can you test someone, if a person that preforms the test needs to be tested before he can test himself.

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Lintu79 In reply to Sniper-LTU [2011-05-02 17:48:17 +0000 UTC]

I see your point. A tip of my hat to you, dear person who I hope I'll get the chance to get to know a little better.

So where do we stand, exactly, on this island that we'll call "The Imagination Going Too Far Problem"?

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Sniper-LTU In reply to Lintu79 [2011-05-02 17:57:50 +0000 UTC]

I would say; a drifting island. But I must edmit, I never thought that one "loose" thing can be so enjoyable.

On the island itself? Well, it's just starting. Like humanity itself started exploring the world in the middle ages; we'll do the same. It's just going to be alot more interesting since the island moves and everything around it changes while itself remains mostly the same. Only the people on it change a little.

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Lintu79 In reply to nenuno [2011-02-18 16:52:36 +0000 UTC]

Wow, thank you so much!

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Lintu79 In reply to whitewolfART [2011-02-13 09:14:48 +0000 UTC]

I miss you too👍: 0 ⏩: 0

Lintu79 In reply to HoratioMarc [2011-01-03 11:26:56 +0000 UTC]

x3

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