Davis
- Puzzled Advice
To often when I give advice, people feel like they have been given the complete answer to their problem. That they have heard me and now their problems are solved. When in reality I have maybe given them half of it. Advice is more like a puzzle scattered on a table than a strait up answer. I've started it, but you have to be the one to pick up the pieces and work at it. I'm just here to guide you which piece is the best to start with.
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- Ridiculous D&D Characters
A friend of mine and I have been wanting to get into a campaign where we could play Half-Orc brothers who are self proclaimed as a wizard and a bard. In reality they're both barbarians that believe that killing a wizard is dispel magic and knocking down a door is a unique version of a knock.
Davis
- Alone with the Sea
I am, the man alone on the shore fighting against the sea. With stick and stone in hand I fight against it trying to get a response. I think the sea does not see me fighting a pointless fight. It calls to me saying, "Give up your vain struggle and be one with me." I drop my sticks and stone, and let the sea take hold of me. And for the first time I realize I was never alone.
Davis Brown
- Know a friend
You don't really get to know a friend until you go over to their house and see them in their lazy or casual clothes. Every time you see them they may be trying to hide a detail about themselves or trying to impress someone, but once you enter their domain you can see how the person you know acts behind closed doors and that is truly something frightening or special. Just depends on the friend.
Davis
- Character Development
We love to see characters in shows, movies, and books grow through traumatic events and come out on the other side all the better. But when it comes to our lives we usually hate the adversity. Next time something awful happens don't think of it as a burden, but the beginning of character development for the story of your life.
Anonymous
- Unconditional Love
So many people treat love like a poker chip on a table. They tell you, "If you say the right things, and don't make me upset then you can receive my love." Unconditional love isn't the chip, but the table itself. The only reason you wouldn't receive that love is because you left the table, but the option to sit back down is always there.
