DerekMinor

_Twilight_22

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_Twilight_22

@DerekMinor projection projection...we both know who's associated with the darkness here.
             My pure, magnificent personality is enough to make your hungry ego squirm, it's clearly visible by your need to make me look like the villain when I'm clearly not
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DerekMinor

@_Twilight_22 
            Damn XD By trying to prove your point you're just helping me prove mine. You're letting the darkness win. 
            
            Haha. Even you know you're a nagaholic. Must be something in that debate soup you sip every morning. 
            Sometimes you have to let fun and cheer into your mood. 
            Though that might be hard for you XD
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_Twilight_22

@DerekMinor couldn't let you keep on running with your arguemonger narrative. I'm not one for leaving people in the dark, though you seem to love it there
            
            On the largest scale in the universe, I'm doing good and I'm thankful for that, that's why I thought it's about time I come back and nag
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DerekMinor

New poem. New month. New motivations. New frustrations. New setbacks. New objectives. New fits of silent madness. Yet in all this, I must remember to eat lots and lots of cake. Why? Everyday is someone's birthday. Someone new. Or someone old.. feeling new again. Ah.. Isn't it so..
          New.
          I just published "Don't. Just Don't." of my story "And Then, There Was One". https://www.wattpad.com/1608205876?utm_source=android&utm_medium=profile&utm_content=share_published&wp_page=create_on_publish&wp_uname=DerekMinor

DerekMinor

Ever since primary 3 third term.. Every thing changed XD

DerekMinor

@Ajay-Kumar 
            Haha. It's funny when you look back and realise you reached adult stage before you had the chance to become an adult
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Ajay-Kumar

@DerekMinor for me it's 5th standard, haha. i keep joking that i peaked at 10 years old. it might not be a joke considering my life lol.
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DerekMinor

Regret is oftentimes a choice when I think about it. A lot of times, I find myself regretting something not because of the repercussions.
          It's normally a choice I regret because of how it made or makes me feel.
          And feelings shouldn't hold us hostage. 
          Have you ever remembered an embarrassing moment and gone, 'Damn, I hate myself.'
          It's more of disappointment in misrepresentation than it is regret. Sure I wish I hadn't done it but I'm bound to do something embarrassing one way or another. 
          I'm learning to accept I'll embarrass myself eventually.
          It doesn't mean I can't expect more from myself. 
          Regret is proof I can do better.
          And for the really important decisions in life, I think taking time to ponder helps. We wonder if it'll be enough but if a decision has to be made and you take your time to make it, that's the best you can do. 
          In hindsight, it always seems like you could do better. 
          I will write something and I think it's amazing in the moment. 
          But after a while I go, if I had just added this word, or changed this part.. It could've been so much better. 
          But that's the best I could do at the time. 
          So to do better, I just have to raise my level. Raise it enough so in hindsight, there's not much to nitpick.

JonLeePeto

@DerekMinor Regret, I suppose, is useful because it pushes us to do better. Don't go overboard though!
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DerekMinor

Everything encounters its limits the moment we become involved. Music is limited by its very definition; no matter how unconventional you try to be, there are certain tenets a piece must obey to still be called music. And those limits are ultimately created by the people who define what music is.
          There are things music may never express — or rather, things we cannot express through music. It is a language at the end of the day. And life is more than language.

JonLeePeto

@DerekMinor To question them, for sure!
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DerekMinor

@JonLeePeto Definitely. Limits facilitate definitions. But I believe our deepest instinct is to expand them. Break them for all their worth.
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JonLeePeto

@DerekMinor Mmm, but life has limitations too, for all or most of us, and maybe working within limitations is one thing that gives art - writing, music, performance and so on - its power!
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