Should I trust the instructions I found on the internet, i.e., a colon, a hyphen, and a capital letter J?
Does this look like a tongue in a cheek to you:
:-J ?
Should I trust the instructions I found on the internet, i.e., a colon, a hyphen, and a capital letter J?
Does this look like a tongue in a cheek to you:
:-J ?
Did you know my father always used to reassure me with the words, “there are no such thing as stupid questions, only stupid people”?
Did you find it reassuring or in later life have you suspected he was calling you stupid?
Shall we all just hope for the former?
Is hoping for the best ever not the answer?
Surely it is if we’re being positive?
Aren’t we always?
I’m pretty sure we should be, right?
I’m going through every self-help book in the library, and do you think I can find even a single one that suggests we shouldn’t?
If you do would it be OK to hide it?
In “Speculative Fiction?”
Have you tried The Subtle Art of Not Giving. F*ck ? Isn’t that positive thinking by way of nihilism?
Yes, but having read it as a work of Stoicism, did I get that wrong?
I think it’s closer to Egoism than Stoicism, but maybe I should read it and then get back to you?
On second thought, don’t I hate self help books, so maybe not?
Am I wrong to assume that everyone who doesn’t hate self-help books gets their transient wisdom from posters?
Why else would we all just hang in there?
Do we have to hang together, or can we opt out and hang separately?
Hang in, hang out, or shake it all about, isn’t it still the Hokey-Cokey?
Is that really what this is all about?
Wouldn’t it be nice if it really were all that easy?
Is this a question?