candycox

thanks for sharing... thats interesting stuff...always has fascinated me.

i think people who lie and do well at it have inflammed self-preservation instincts and care less about those they are harming and deceiving and more about saving their own ass...so much so, that they can convince themselves (with some concentration) that they are telling (distorted somewhere and then blocked out as) the truth...i don't like this because they are thus also dishonest with themselves and out of touch with reality...along with the no blinking thing, there also seems to be an extra intensity (perhaps the needed "block-out" focus/concentration) to what they are saying when they lie (...all this " they", like i've never lied...)

i really really tried to read it all...

people are nice in rio, it's ture, and in every else in the world, and i don't know if i buy new yorkers, l.a. etc. are less helpful/friendly/welcoming becasue they have been scamed because there are a lot of scam artists elsewhere too...or because its more crowded (i went to san paulo, brazil and people were wonderful and its one of the most dendely populated and has one of the highest crime rates around) i think it's becuse we are busier (work) and socially more akward with strangers.

Yeah, SG is pretty addictive and time consuming. I end up procrastinating a lot of work, fiddling around with this stuff, unfortunately. This can be very dangerous!
I get so busy corresponding that I even forget to look at the photosets-- can you believe that?

How's everything on your end?

that was fascinating stuff, please post more things like it that you come/came across in your studies...i work with dual-diagnosis people (and i live with myself) and eat up anything related to helping either, or that is just interesting, particularly in the world of clinical psych....

"Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is
not; a sense of humor to console him for what he is."
--- Sir Francis Bacon

If you truly believe you can compensate for lack of skill by doubling your efforts theres nothing you cant screw up.

"They told me I was crazy, so I told them they were carzy, and they outvoted me."

i like that your an art whore and i love your profile picture.

I wish I could help. Sorry.

But I wanted to say thanks for the add. I appreciated the article, too. This should be extra interesting as I am involved with someone who is going through a major jealousy tirade right now over nothing. It's completel-- for lack of a better word-- crazy. I haven't quite finished it, as it's kind of long, but have read enough to where I won't be able to look at her the same this evening.

Check out the new article I posted in my journal. Let me know what you think.

Anyway, I hope you're gonna be OK.

Thanks again for the add.

~IMTO


P.S.- I love talking about art. Next time I'll send some links. Adios.

Blue... and I am a tidal wave in the sack. Nice.

i can't forget, still trying to figure out how to deal with the intensity of the feelings when i remember...the art of crying in total silence is a beautiful thing to have in your arsenal and one i would love to learn ( i usually use the written word or some form of escape )

nice. this guy (Don Hertzfeldt, the writer/animator) went to my school (UCSB) when i was there and everybody used to love/hate him because he would make these brilliant animated movies (including the original "Bitter" film "L'Amour", which was hilarious) in like these intro freshman film classes that were supposed to be just exercises and we were all just exploring and making shit. He was not only winning all the awards at our school with his stuff, he was winning like academy awards and entering them at Sundance and Cannes and shit...anyway, thought you might enjoy that, i really enjoyed the comics too (reminded me of Matt Groening/Life in Hell)

thank u!