pardon me what the fuck I literally posted yesterday --- Post updated --- @michael_zowski You can indeed change it to the default avatar.
Yay @SuperchargedAndSavage!, you're back. I have 2 questions for you. 1. What's that on your profile? 2. Have you heard of Kraanium? Like Cannbial Corpse?
1. Okay, It looks like it's from Jaiden Animations. 2. Kraanium are a slamming brutal metal band from Norway. Spoiler: Kraanium inside this WARNING: NOT FOR YOUNG KIDS. I didn't even hear all of the Kraanium side because of the super graphic song titles. I did hear all of the Analepsy side though.
but about an hour ago your profile was down and you didn't have a profile pic... --- Post updated --- how?
I think I might have, can you play one of their songs? --- Post updated --- Also, my pfp is CLIPPIT because he was introduced in Microsoft office 97 and I was born in 1997. Get it?
EDIT: Fixed an error Well, it's me again. I'm gonna respond to an article about discipline. Keep in mind that I'm basically sharing opinions and whatnot. Anyways, here we go I guess. When you say discipline, do you mean telling a child no sometimes and setting rules like no being mean to people, no calling anybody racist or homophobic slurs, no beating up people, no doing inappropriate things, telling them to be nice and telling them they can't always get what they want, plus not giving into every demand? Or, do you mean giving children rules like not using the bathroom after a certain time, controlling what kind of music they listen to, telling them they have to go to sleep at a certain time, telling them what they should do with their lives, or making all the choices for them even when they become adults? If it's the former, then I agree. If it's the latter, I disagree. I mean, teaching them basic manners is important. Is discipline telling children no sometimes and and giving them reasonable rules to follow? If that's the case, then this point is valid. Things like doing things you don't wanna do and resisting temptations is what people may call self-discipline, but I call doing things you don't wanna do sucking it up and resisting temptations self control. Also, kids without any discipline whatsoever may be rotten little brats that think they can have what they want whenever they want it, but I don't think everybody has to be overly happy and positive. I also think people should be allowed to be angry. I think sadness is my least favorite emotion, so I would rather be angry then sad. By the way, does discipline actually make kids happy, or does it just make them socially acceptable? People can be negative if they want. I think positivity is kinda boring to be honest. However, I am gonna try to resist temptations and maybe challenge myself, but we'll see where that goes. Okay, that's actually informative and helps me understand this discipline thing better, but discipline to people might mean punishment or something like that. I'm not saying the meaning of discipline is bad. I just don't like the word. Discipline (as a word, not the meaning) just bothers me. I know curse words bother people, but I would rather hear curse words then hear the word discipline, I think we should call discipline something else, so people don't think the meaning of discipline means punishment. I would rather use terms like "sucking it up", "getting it done", and "self-control" then self discipline. Maybe that's good. I just don't like that word. I don't just wanna be an overly confident narcissist. I guess believing in yourself is okay, as long as it's not taken to the extreme. Well, I can admit that I've made mistakes. Does that make me disciplined? @appesh1, I would love to hear your thoughts on this. Are there any articles about psychology and mental health stuff you want me to respond to? I would love to know. Anyways, goodnight everyone.
