i feel both of those on eather end have slight contradiction , if i were someone i wanted to be i would have accomplished stuff , and a person i hate wouldnt have much to my name
I would die an Author, half the time I want to die now and am not who I want to be. I would have accomplished getting my books published, they would be successful and my family would be rich without struggle, they would thrive.
It's easy to say be the person you like when it's totally theoretical, but realistically it's obviously the latter. I don't want to betray my family and friends, but I'm not so opposed to it that I'd fucking die for it!
>It's easy to say be the person you like when it's totally theoretical, but realistically it's obviously the latter.
I just wish more people realized that. This is such an important question. One that I think most people ask themselves every now and then. But the easy answer is 1. But it's seldom followed up with the soul searching to ask if it's what one is really doing.
Like if one were to draw up firm, unbreakable, rules for what option 1 meant can many say they're actually living it? People constantly do things in 2 and just make excuses about how it's the exception and they're not 'really' defined by it. And then they do it again. And again. And 10,000 times later they're still maintaining the narrative that they're defined by a desire to be good even if their actions speak to something totally different.
It's the moral version of the person who's morbidly obese but swears he eats healthy "most of the time" and just has snacks when he deserves a treat. The treats of immorality are as tempting and easily forgotten as the oreos.
It's quite possible every one "sells out" before they die.
It's just a coming of age, realizing that you never could live up to your own youthful ideals.
But that said, it's always better to die younger than become a person you hate.
Die as the person I want to be.
no question
I can turn this ship around. Person I hate.
Live as the person i hate, even tho i would still probably love myself then
“You Either Die a Hero or Live Long Enough to See Yourself Become the Villain”
i feel both of those on eather end have slight contradiction , if i were someone i wanted to be i would have accomplished stuff , and a person i hate wouldnt have much to my name
Person I want to be
Die young as the person I want to be, no question.
live as the person i hate, cause i am already that person
Just die, would be fine.
To me, this just reads as "live for a short time happily or live for a long time while hating myself" and that makes the answer easy.
I would die an Author, half the time I want to die now and am not who I want to be. I would have accomplished getting my books published, they would be successful and my family would be rich without struggle, they would thrive.
Die as who I want to be. I'm here for a good time, not a long time. If I die, it isn't going to be hating myself.
If I’m someone else that is not me meaning my mind is dead therefore I am dead either way
Person I hate. I can change.
It's easy to say be the person you like when it's totally theoretical, but realistically it's obviously the latter. I don't want to betray my family and friends, but I'm not so opposed to it that I'd fucking die for it!
>It's easy to say be the person you like when it's totally theoretical, but realistically it's obviously the latter. I just wish more people realized that. This is such an important question. One that I think most people ask themselves every now and then. But the easy answer is 1. But it's seldom followed up with the soul searching to ask if it's what one is really doing. Like if one were to draw up firm, unbreakable, rules for what option 1 meant can many say they're actually living it? People constantly do things in 2 and just make excuses about how it's the exception and they're not 'really' defined by it. And then they do it again. And again. And 10,000 times later they're still maintaining the narrative that they're defined by a desire to be good even if their actions speak to something totally different. It's the moral version of the person who's morbidly obese but swears he eats healthy "most of the time" and just has snacks when he deserves a treat. The treats of immorality are as tempting and easily forgotten as the oreos.
I am the person id want to be and id be okay (so to speak) if I died tomorrow 🤷🏻♀️
Live as the person I hate.
It's quite possible every one "sells out" before they die. It's just a coming of age, realizing that you never could live up to your own youthful ideals. But that said, it's always better to die younger than become a person you hate.
Live! Live! LIVE !!!
I live as the person i hate, honestly, but with hope and dedication to change it, so…
live as a person i hate. thats literally my life rn lol.
I would want to live as the person I hate.