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Cloudless_Krizalid
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Name: Mister Chill
Birthday: 10/26/1987
Gender: Male
Interests: CHRISTASIAN
Kicking monster faces, ridding the earth of evil forces
Perfecting my Rider Punches, Rider Kicks, Rider Shooting, and Rider Slashing
Drawing, with my own hands
Music
Fashion! (eg. helmets and armour)
Expertise: Saving humanity, over and over again
Occupation: Protector of Earth (cyborg)
Industry: Tokusatsu
Message: message me
Website: visit my website
Member Since:
4/8/2003
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| Been witnessing a lot of random slandering and talking behind people's back lately.
Saying things without taking responsibility for it. Or saying things without knowing what it really means.
I do that a lot. I say a lot of stupid things that I didn't mean or things that come out wrong or whatever just first comes to mind.
If I get one hair pulled out for each stupid thing I said, I'd probably be hairless for the rest of my life. (every type of hair. I'm moderate hairy =P )
But I guess when you come to think of it. Backing up what you say can be very hard indeed.
Especially when you cannot foresee the future. And the most crucial thing is. Sometimes things change.
I'm not saying you shouldn't use anything that's said in the past. But I think its the same as doing something wrong.
It can have serious damage to relationships and or feelings, but I don't think it should be held against them. Once worked out and forgiven, it should also be forgotten, and not have it in your pocket as something you'd whip up against them in times of trouble. Forgive and forget.
Forgiveness is shown to us by the greatest example of love. God showed mercy, He chose to show us that He wouldn't hold his grudge against us by sacrificing His most prized possession in our place. Even tho our whole lives were dedicated to hurting his feelings and telling him to shove it.
I say a lot of stupid things. Sometimes they're true stupid things, a lot of times out of my own selfishness. It takes a lot of heart to back up what you say. A person of integrity is someone who acts in the way he says it. Even through the littlest things. Eg. Promising reading a book to my little sister. Something to you that might seem really insignificant can have profound repercussions to another.
It's not about how much integrity you have, because it'll never be good enough. We can never be totally transparent and we can never always keep our word for the rest of our lives. But we do so not because it is demanded, but that we want to. We want to because we've been given the freedom to. We've been freed from lying, slandering, verbal abuse, false promises, swearing and tearing people down with our words. We've been given the opportunity to show love in any and every way.
Speak the truth in love.
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| Hey. Thankyou. Really. Thankyou.
Thankyou for taking care of me. Thankyou for staying with me, for letting me get something from this pain I'm going thru. No matter how dark, no matter how deep and how lost I am in the denizen of hate, I know you still care. You are my joy and my strength. My hope and my shield. My comfort and assurance. I'm sorry I've been doing nothing but complain. I have faith you'll bring me thru it. Even if it costs me my life. I'm sure it'll be ok. I long to be with you. Without the disappointments. Without the scared trying footsteps through the mindfield called life. I'm looking forward to praising your name for an eternity and putting my crummy musical skills to better use.
Now. I'll try my best to sleep. Serenade me to sleep with sweet sweet sounds of cow mooing from across the street. | | |
| I love anything that makes me more miserable than I thought possible.
I love taking a long walk down the memory lane that I avoid like a plague.
I love guilt trips. I could use the exercise. Fatty. | | |
| Kids in a moral vacuum. Just got reminded how bad and how cruel and unsure school can be.
Nothing changes. The scenarios changes, but that's all. Kids aren't innocent.
Everybody is in built with sin, and we attribute to it, we make decisions that direct ourselves more to it.
That's why Jesus is so important.
Still enthralled by Mean Creek.
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| I grow tired of this in one day. Will there be a second?
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