Recent content by Satori

Captain Fantastic :m033: (or would you say it's more xNFP...ish?)

I guess it's still the perceiver/beholder who does. The way I take it, this is probably not about absolute perfection, but a more personal ideal, or maybe objective standard, of perfection (kind of like what circle is perceived 'circle enough' to be called as such by any particular person). Then...

Terrence Mallick is one my favorite filmmakers, and the films of him I've seen resonate to me very deeply, especially The Tree of Life. I read from somewhere before he was typed as an INFP, but if we base from TToL alone, I'd argue for INFJ.

Brimstone (mystery-thriller starring Guy Pearce & Dakota Fanning) Great shots. Great acting. As for content, it's...well, disturbing. Definitely not for the faint of heart.

Last for tonight... :m163: I gave you all my energy and I took away your pain Cause human beings are destined to radiate or drain What line do we stand upon cause from here it looks the same And only scars remain ~~~ So before I save someone else, I've got to save myself And before I love...

Still looking for a home In a world where I belong ~~~ I wanna see the earth start shaking I wanna see a generation Finally waking up inside ~~~ I still believe we can live forever You and I we begin forever now

The world's on fire. It's more than I can handle. I'll tap into the water. Try to bring my share. I'll try to bring more, more than I can handle. Bring it to the table. Bring what I am able.

It's really difficult to objectively describe how things become visually appealing. Like some posters implied, it's more of an evoked 'feeling,' rather than what has been physically sensed, which might have a lot to do with the perceiver's abstract & symbolic associations with the object, I...

A lot that has been already mentioned. Hurting someone, feeling worthless, rejection, violence... Also, getting lost, both figuratively and physically. And the possibility of one day realizing that my efforts, all the waiting, in pursuit of my ultimate goal, may have been in vain.

Before, I used to think of time as a tool to organize my life. Like how I used it to set targets & deadlines for myself, or carefully plan my life like thumbnails above a timeline. But now, I'm trying to take the concept of time more in profundity. Yes, I believe in its illusory nature...

Help me latch onto something. Don't let me drift too far.

Getting accustomed to the new forum. Wait... where's the...?!