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I think in the afterlife, people should be judged for the thoughts in their head rather than their actions in life.
A person’s thoughts are who they really are.
Sometimes, you’re actions in real life have little reflection on the thoughts in your head.
Small example. Just the other day I held a door open for this girl at school. Bitch walked right by and didn’t even say thanks. I just shrugged and went about my day.
In my head though, I wanted to bash her fuckin’ skull in with a baseball bat. I’m lying. What I wanted to do is far worse and much more detailed. I don’t want to sound like a future serial killer is all.
Or you could have a man who goes to church every sunday, prays every night yada yada yada and in his head, could secretly hate God, religion and all that good stuff.
and to help you understand my point, ask yourself this:
if for one day, all your thoughts were spoken out loud, how comfortable would you be with them and what would people say about you?
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Hi, hello, fuck you! I'm Alan, nice to meet you. What'd you say your name was??? Wow, that's a nice name. Oh, this is my blog. You see, i'm afraid that soon I'll be old and rotten, much like a fruit that's been left out in the sun. Not only that, but I'm certain most of my braincells will be gone by then. I know, this makes me sad as well. Not to worry, I'm documenting the thoughts in my head here, my own way of staying alive after death. though, I'm sure by the time I die, this site will be a fossil of the internet, meaning some, only a few will come across it. I don't mind, as long as it's out there.
