You Scored as Postmodernist
Postmodernism is the belief in complete open interpretation. You see the universe as a collection of information with varying ways of putting it together. There is no absolute truth for you; even the most hardened facts are open to interpretation. Meaning relies on context and even the language you use to describe things should be subject to analysis.
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Mr.HM,
ReplyDeleteI like your blog, inclu. the "friendship" part. I think one important thing about friendship is faith, in whatever circumstance. That is, they learn to forgive, as friends also err. In this way friends can value friendship more. Do you think so?
Best,
J. Fran (Feg. Hr)
Quite, J. Fran. I think one way for you to know whether or not you value a friendship is when you are going to lose it—you suddenly have that very sad feeling, and you want to, by whatever means, make up for the injuries you’ve done to your friend. Only at this time can you feel esp. strongly all the care and help your friend has given you, and most importantly, all the efforts your friend has contributed to the friendship. Sure enough, through such an experience (unpleasant, though), you will learn more and value friendship more (Sereym).
ReplyDeleteIf only I didn't hurt friend that way, if only my friend didn't feel hurt anymore, if only he could say "that's OK"...!
ReplyDeleteAnyone here who knows how to remove *that* studpid post? I made some mistake when posting, and I don't want it to be there. To whom I should contact?
ReplyDeleteif anyone knows, please let me know. thanks.
Wait. Friendship? What the hell are you on about? Maybe I should make a posting on friendship, but I have not done so yet. Is this a prophecy or mind-control?
ReplyDeleteThankis for the kind words, though. Your readership is appreciated. :)