Im not playing tag

whata ya 11 teen? i can't run btw

Where my head was at is more like the fact that most people are unable to control the ego

so its reasonable to assume that they don't try to recognize the traits and behaviours of it and just accept "as is" in the established place of self which can and does include many personality/status/health/religionetcetc

the ego is seldom ever questioned yet alone rationalized

omg i did it again vapin at noon

i like everybodys words here thnxyall

Ego is the Masculine force. It must be balanced with the Feminine/nurturing force

I quit religion and I fight it around me wherever possible. Unless I am a writer, thinker, media person to broadcast thought, analysis... I don't see much value in figuring out the whys behind this tons of bullshit. I have left it behind and am trying to make a difference at my level by speaking against it. I do not think anyone will ask you to give you a long theological analysis because most people hardly understand it.

Just like the Catholics say that you must bring in at least one person to church to accept Jesus, I say let us at least convince one person to leave religion.

Ego tells me many things in my teens and twenties. Ego is you. It's who you are. As you get older the ego should adjust in ways that get you back into reality and critical thinking. For some of us this does not happen. Ego can make you a superman, or a stupid man. Most people are somewhere in between.

Ego is a sense of self. I’m not sure it would make you more or less inclined to consider a non existent entity as necessary for your life; that seems to have a lot more to do with geography and upbringing.

I sometimes thing a strong ego can help you question and break away from others, including a church. That’s when real self assessment comes in; if you’re not one of the sheeple where do you fit in?