(MA) Intended for Mature Audiences Only!

As the title indicates, this blog post is intended for mature people only. Immature people will not only disagree with the subject matter, most of them may not even comprehend it.

Name Calling
More often than not, name calling is intended to denigrate someone and hurt their feelings. Even some well-intended pet names sometimes are merely tolerated rather than appreciated. The next time you get the urge to call someone a name other than the one their parents gave them, don't!

Body or Face Shaming
"Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder." This is not only a wise adage, it is factual. What one culture or civilization deems ugly or repulsive, another may very well consider it to be attractive and admirable. The only opinion that truly matters is that of the person whose reflection is staring back at you when you gaze into a mirror. Be who you are, not what you think others may want you to be.

Grieving
When some one we truly care about dies, it hurts. We miss them and will never forget them. That said; we must not spend the remainder of our life constantly grieving for what is lost, we should make a concerted effort to think about and share time with those who are still with us. Grief is a healthy psychological outlet; however, we must not permit it to take over our lives and lead to acute depression. Life is for the living , death comes soon enough.

Embracing the Good and Tolerating the Bad
Until we feel pain, we cannot appreciate pleasure. Until we experience illness, we cannot appreciate good health. Until we have been hated, we cannot appreciate being loved. Until we have been hungry, we cannot appreciate being well-fed. Until we experience death, we cannot appreciate life.
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Published on November 04, 2018 10:45
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message 1: by Christine (new)

Christine Hayton Wise words Jim and a great reminder life can be better if we simply remember these things.


message 2: by Jim (new)

Jim Vuksic Christine wrote: "Wise words Jim and a great reminder life can be better if we simply remember these things."

Christine,

Thank you for remaining a loyal follower of the blog and often taking the time to comment and share your opinion.

Do you have a progress update regarding the publication of your novel? I remain confident that it will eventually be published and look forward to purchasing a copy and reading it.

Jim


message 3: by Michael (new)

Michael Mardel ditto Christine. We cannot appreciate the rain until we have been in a drought. I'm in Darwin now and I had just rescued the washing when the downpour came. It's quite torrential, thunder claps and lights flicker. The little dog doesn't even raise her head.
Keep those mature thoughts coming, Jim.


message 4: by Jim (new)

Jim Vuksic Michael wrote: "ditto Christine. We cannot appreciate the rain until we have been in a drought. I'm in Darwin now and I had just rescued the washing when the downpour came. It's quite torrential, thunder claps and..."

Michael,

Thank you for the weather report from down-under. I hope the deluge did not cause any serious damage to your dwelling. Like your little dog, I too tend to not raise my head from the pillow when faced with terrible, threatening weather.

As always, I appreciate you always taking the time to read the latest blog post and commenting.

Jim


message 5: by Ali (last edited Dec 16, 2018 02:22PM) (new)

Ali Thank you for writing this blog, Jim ... I not only appreciate these words, but highly agree with them.

Although, I am not sure it should be for 'Intended for Mature Audiences Only!' as this is something the younger generation should read, and live by to secure a better future for themselves.

Thanks again, Jim and for accepting my friend's request. I am looking forward to following you!

Sincerely,
Ali


message 6: by Jim (last edited Dec 16, 2018 05:23PM) (new)

Jim Vuksic Ali wrote: "Thank you for writing this blog, Jim ... I not only appreciate these words, but highly agree with them.

Although, I am not sure it should be for 'Intended for Mature Audiences Only!' as this is so..."


Ali,

Thank you for becoming a follower of the blog and for taking the time to share your opinion.

Regarding the "Mature Audiences Only!" blog post title, I believe that maturity is not related to age. There are some very mature 16-year-old individuals and some extremely immature 60-year-old individuals.

I look forward to future interaction with you on the Goodreads literary site.

Jim


message 7: by Ali (new)

Ali Absolutely, Jim ... I completely agree!

I too am looking forward to our future interactions here on Goodreads!

Sincerely,
Ali


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