A thought I once wrote down...

[Happyjack13]

A person isn't limited to their outside appearance. In fact, what's outside is nothing more than a cluster of atoms and cell formations being controlled by a greater intelligence. What's emitted is the true being, the soul. We're everywhere all at once, and nowhere at the very same time. What most see as problems, are actually just large plains of knowledge that must be crossed in order to locate that essence inside of ourselves. Once this is found, our bodies simply carry out physical actions based upon an array of varying emotions. The actions viewed by other souls hold no literal representation of our true selves, but merely a way to express, in a physical and often metaphorical sense, what takes place within us all. Realize that what's inside makes up everything all around us, and that no two physical beings can view what we create in the same way. It's when we learn to appreciate the beauty of what other souls transmit that we can truly feel at ease with our own selves.

[scoobydooby67]

Originally Posted by Happyjack13

A person isn't limited to their outside appearance.

unfortunately, when it comes to job interviews, law authorities, going for a loan,

appearance is everything.

[Happyjack13]

But our lives shouldn't be defined by possesions like that. We're not just limited to living "the life of a human" it's just our bodies that carry out actions like this. If in our minds we envision doing other things that go beyond the common man, we will.

[BubbleFunker]

Sure, our lives shouldn't be defined like that, but they are.
Idealism and reality not coinciding, yet again.

[Happyjack13]

they don't have to be defined by that. Job interviews, loans, etc. are all things we strive for to better ourselves. If you truly love what your doing with your life, then you shouldn't run into image problems, for you will be surrounded by other people who have similar goals and beliefs.

[bkadoctaj]

Originally Posted by BubbleFunker

Sure, our lives shouldn't be defined like that, but they are.
Idealism and reality not coinciding, yet again.

As if ideals are the status quo?

[negligent]

dude, imagine if you could control all the molecules in your body, you'd be able to morph into other people n shit