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At some point in life, I mean.
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Come back to God,
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or see an analyst.
:19:11
I don't claim to be
perfectly well-balanced
:19:19
You're lonely. Much too lonely.
:19:22
It's unnatural.
:19:25
Accept your divine nature!
:19:32
Accept your divine nature.
:19:39
I'll give it a try.
:19:41
Our Hero managed to live
by the rules.
:19:44
Sometimes barely,
:19:46
sometimes very barely,
but all in all
:19:49
he managed it.
:19:51
I filed my tax returns,
paid my bills on time,
:19:57
always carried my ID...
:20:02
but I had no friends.
:20:06
The rules were complex,
multifarious.
:20:09
In his free time he had to shop,
:20:11
with draw cash from ATMs
:20:14
and pay the various authorities
which governed his life.
:20:20
Buying a bed
was fraught with problems.
:20:27
For one thing, delivery.
:20:30
It means taking
half a day off work.
:20:34
That's a lot of hassle.
:20:36
Then maybe it doesn't arrive,
:20:39
or the bed's too big for the stairs,
:20:43
and there goes another half-day.
:20:48
It's true for all big items.
:20:52
The accumulated worries
can seriously upset
:20:56
a sensitive being.