Philosopher Pone

A girlfriend that: actually exists likes me Do I demand too much?

>Wrote a post >Firefox broke before I saved it > Furious internal screaming > Well, here we go again... I came back to the forums some time ago, so It would be nice to make some new friends here Name: Whatever, ou can call me Jack or by my forum nickname (my previous forum nick was Geralt of Poland) Age: 22 Gender: Male Country: central-European alternative state of mind called Poland (no, it's Russia that has squatting Slavs in tracksuits, we just have regular Slavs in tracksuits xD) Likes & Hobbies: colorful cartoon ponies, history, learning new interesting stuff from different fields (like science, psychology, humanities), music (mainly rock/metal music but I also like music from many other genres. My favourite metal bands are Iron Maiden and Sabaton), PC games. I've recently got myself into tabletop RPGs. I also try to be open to new potentially interesting stuff. Sometimes I fell tha spending most of my time procrastinating within my comfort zone is not very good for me, It's a thing I'm slowly trying to change Dislikes: Pointless small talks, people being jerks Other info: I'm quite shy and awkward but I'm working on it. I'd like to improve my English so don't hesitate to point out my mistakes during a conversation I wish I could write more about myself and my character but I'm just not good at it

I consider myself an atheist/agnostic. I respect other people's religiousness as far as they do not try to force others to obey their religious rules (through law, for example). Believe what you want and even if I may find it stupid, I don't care until it does not have to affect others' lives negatively. On the other hand, sometimes I tend to be quite cynical about hypocrisy of many people who consider themselves "religious" while not following the basic moral rules of their faith. I see a lot of people who are religious just in order to conform to the society and going to church is just a habit for them, not something of a greater spiritual meaning. I can be also a bit anti-clerical sometimes, I just dont't like intitutionalization and politicization of religion. Generally, I think that if more folks who call themselves Christians actually contemplated and followed what Christ had to say, the world would be at least a bit better place. If I were supposed to follow any religion, I would choose buddhism, from the philosophical perspective, leaving aside any spiritual or supernatural elements of some buddhist traditions.

The "Write a public messsage" one? Yes, it's working.

I've got this one enabled, so that's not the case. I also checked the forums on another browser and it works neither on Firefox or Opera. Really weird.

Hello. I'm experiencing a weird issue: I cannot type any status update. When I try to click on the "What's on your mind" bar on the main page, nothing happens: no text editor starts, totally no reaction. Help, please?

I've recently discovered I like this kind of music.

I became involved in a global booping operation! @Fluttershy Friend *boops back*

I'm astigmatic and slightlly near-sighted, more on the left eye than the right. I can function normally without glasses (as I did for the major part of my life) but still, the life comfort is much improved as I don't have to narrow my eyes trying to read a sign across the street Also, I need them when I drive. Maybe my glasses with black, plastic frames look kinda hipster-like, but I just found them more comfortable and providing a better field of vision than most glasses with metal frames.

Either in the night, around midnight or when I'm already falling asleep, which is quite irritating because I know I'm gonna forget everything the next day. I need to start making notes

Rick and Morty is better than life WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB I'm in great pain. Please, help me. I'd say tanks, but still, you can have both So I'm gonna say it's the flying lawn mower. Nothing can beat the flying lawn mower.

I wouldn't call it a "code", I think I'm still searching for my "universal life code" but I can think of some general rules that I at least try to follow more or less succesfully: Live and let other people live as far as they don't cause anybody harm. Do not assume superficial statements, try to analyze, undrestand the causes and all aspects of things, be sceptical. Often it's better to try something new and face disappointment than not to try and regret it. Don't be ashamed of who you are and don't try to conform only because you are expected to do so without any reason. Yeah, that's exactly the rule more people should follow I find these very interesting and true in many aspects, though I think that in some aspects it sounds a bit too... selfish? (I'm not sure how exactly would I call it)

I'll be back to university at the beginning of October and I'm happy about it, I'll meet my friends again and the vacations are currently boring the heck out of me