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Post by wadevvilson on Jul 8, 2017 21:14:43 GMT -5
I personally think so, but I'm weird.
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Post by ~Dappleheart~ on Aug 5, 2017 14:17:37 GMT -5
I think it depends on the thing. I get a weird sense of satisfaction from the act of cutting into something, like a dessert or paper. Afterward, though, I sometimes feel strangely dissapointed, because the thing's previous state is gone, and it will never be like it was. I don't feel like it's 'better' or 'worse,' just 'changed.' And now the change is final, and something better that might have come now doesn't have the room to be there. A thing going from infinite potential to limited potential.
Bah, I'm rambling, sorry. I just found this to be a very interesting question.
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Post by wadevvilson on Aug 6, 2017 22:33:04 GMT -5
I think it depends on the thing. I get a weird sense of satisfaction from the act of cutting into something, like a dessert or paper. Afterward, though, I sometimes feel strangely dissapointed, because the thing's previous state is gone, and it will never be like it was. I don't feel like it's 'better' or 'worse,' just 'changed.' And now the change is final, and something better that might have come now doesn't have the room to be there. A thing going from infinite potential to limited potential. Bah, I'm rambling, sorry. I just found this to be a very interesting question. Yeah, it definitely depends on the thing. Like, if you cut a slice of cake in pieces, it just doesn't look the same and viewing it makes you feel all weird.
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