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Sanario 1 We are who we are because we were born that way, from how we thought and learned about things. We chose to be who we are from events that were possibly from our childhood, thoughts, dreams, and/or desires that we are completely unaware of.

Posted by: Age of Iron Angel Fri Sep 14, 2007 @ 10:08pm

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Commented on: Fri Sep 14, 2007 @ 10:46pm


	It is true ever since I was a small child my mind seemed to conflict itself. One side in light the other in darkness. My Yin and Yang. The good side wants to help people and save them. The evil side only wants to hurt people and be covered in their blood. I have seen the battles in my dreams. The good version of me had a white aura that took the shape of a wolf surround my good form's body. The dark side had a black aura that took the form of a cat. I saw them fight delievering powerful blows to one another and I could feel the pain. Then they started becoming animalistic and started to attack each other biting one another. Any clue on what all this could mean on a pyshcoloical level. (I have horrible spelling I know.)

Commented on: Sat Sep 15, 2007 @ 04:02pm


	The journal entry statement is quite true. While most believe it is destiny which pushes our way, it is not. We create our own futures and whatnot. However I've nothing to state to that as to I don't remember my past. Bits and pieces come to me... I'm not to worried about it. just simply means that there is something I don't want to remember.

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Commented on: Sat Dec 27, 2008 @ 07:55pm


	This scenario is what I find to be what is really true about our personalities, yet you've phrased incorrectly. Throughout psychology, people have always argued on two sides, nature and nurture. I'm sure you've already learned about it, if not, you will eventually. When the truth is really that we (humans) utilize both nature and nurture in our development. Your first sentence is completely backing up the nature side, but then the second is nurture, so the two conflict with each other. Anyhow, there have been findings where one of the two shows completely. In identical twins for example, one twin could be separated from the family and be given to foster parents, completely blocking out the nurture factor on that infant, yet amazingly, both of them develop relatively around the same time as each other (learning to walk and other things) and even when they're adults, they usually end up working the same exact job! There was actually a case where two twins that were adults ended up meeting together because of separation, and it turned out that both of them were firefighters... On the other hand, nurture has proved it's own appliance in human development, and an example of that I guess I'll use is of feral children. They completely lack the nurturing of their own parents and are taken in by animals and therefore, get nurtured into thinking they are a similar animal. If nature was completely true, this wouldn't be possible as when they got of age, they'd be able to stand on two legs and begin talking without the help of their parents, and fully understand that they are not a feral being despite being raised by them. Hopefully you'll find my words interesting. heart I dun really care anyhow if this stuff was from a year ago, just hopefully it still works for you.

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