Inaction equals Complicity

Phr0z3n · 12-15-2009, 10:41 AM

I too have an issue with this. After reading your post Zeddo, it got me thinking a lot about back when I was in high school. The only people you heard about were the "popular crew." The labels and ideals people have built over the years is truely staggering. I have never said to myself, I'm one of those people. I was always my own person. However, this did not mean that I couldn't interact with them as I shared some of the same interests as them. People are too absorbed in the fast paced society that we have today. While I have tried to embody these traits, I admit that I sometimes relapse. No one is perfect, but we can maintain the journey towards it.

12-15-2009, 10:41 AM	#8
Phr0z3n Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Minot, ND Posts: 59	Re: Inaction equals Complicity I too have an issue with this. After reading your post Zeddo, it got me thinking a lot about back when I was in high school. The only people you heard about were the "popular crew." The labels and ideals people have built over the years is truely staggering. I have never said to myself, I'm one of those people. I was always my own person. However, this did not mean that I couldn't interact with them as I shared some of the same interests as them. People are too absorbed in the fast paced society that we have today. While I have tried to embody these traits, I admit that I sometimes relapse. No one is perfect, but we can maintain the journey towards it.