>>/65639/
"_hannagarrison_"
She is a freshman college athlete. Doesn't post much, but I am keeping my eye on her. She is cute and big. 

 >>/65638/
I am not sure what I should take away from that experiment. That thinking I am ugly makes me more sensitive to how I am being judged? Probably true, and that implies the inverse is true too. Though in the real world the scar is either there or it's not. I either pass the charisma stat check or I don't, how I feel about it does not matter. 

 >>/65640/
Good aim. Would she have been your choice? 

 >>/65644/
> Through silence, the chaos stops, and we may stop creating ugliness in our lives, we become in tune with god and/or with our own godliness
Interesting thought. That resonates with me; I had been thinking about how spoken language is a form of brainwashing, we have been trained to give certain sounds a lot of power and meaning, like if someone says "uugh" it has little meaning and you can easily ignore it, but if someone says "giraffe" then the idea of a giraffe is put into your mind automatically. Silence avoids that. Also you mentioning language had me thinking of the Tower of Babel story, where God destroyed the people's shared language.