Is it normal to give up your foolosophy?

You know what I mean. I observed through song and religious talk by a singer (Jamiroquai) and a speaker (Osho) that a lot of people will die believing in their foolosophy, but do many people give it up? I wonder! Love foolosophy (Jamiroquai), I can relate to, because I have a love philosophy, I'm not sure if it makes me a fool, it's probably not actually the pursuit of wisdom, but a modern philosophy, as taught in the novel 'On Love', based on a tradition of philosophy. My love philosophy is love at first sight, making love, getting the correct phone number, finding clues as to what a woman wants without thinking that asking questions about them is that simple as to know what she wants after that, that she could be lying, and to not be cynical with a woman about love (he means sex), I'm not about to give that up, but I'm giving up my 'bullshit' foolosophy because it doesn't work, it causes people to say "bullshit" with everything I say, I got appalled at that for the last time, and decided not to ever be accused of bullshit again, is that normal?

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Comments ( 13 )
  • Doesnormalmatter

    Sorry mate this post makes no damn sense.

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  • Wellyoudliketoknoweh

    I don’t understand

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  • Sexualized_Polycheate_Worm

    fuckin lol at this post

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  • Ellenna

    You're bound to be accused of bullshit if you mention you follow osho

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    • Hansberger

      Wow, thanks for that! But I think what people say is just words and they have no meaning, it's certainly bullshit, and I'll never follow Osho. Life gets all so difficult and the real truth of the matter is, normality puts you to sleep, weirdness keeps you awake.

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

    so long story short yallre followin some weird guru?

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    • Hansberger

      Weird? Jamiroquai isn't weird, and Osho I'm not following, but I'm following Alain de Botton, who wrote 'On Love'.

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      • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

        the weirdness levels somehow not decreasin by this answer

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        • McBean

          Hans stopped taking his lithium again. Hans needs to start believing in lithium. Hear that Hans? Lithium is truth.

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          • Hansberger

            Don't get me started on that ridiculous pathetic fallacy of taking meds, I haven't done anything crazy or eccentric.

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  • Hansberger

    Yes you incest man, it's normal, perfectly normal, your mum sucks your dick!

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    • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

      this post is too much man

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  • RoseIsabella

    I'm glad you like Jamiroquai, they're so underrated. Did you know Jay Kay is half Portuguese, his birth name is Jason Luís Cheetham, and he's a Sagittarius.

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