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AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER EPISODE 45 REACTION!!!

OKAY GUYS! NO JOKE, THESE TWO EPISODES ARE BY FAR THE BEST EPISODES OF THIS SHOW SO FAR! I WAS BLOWN AWAY! SUCH AMAZING EPISODES!

THE CONVO THESE TEENS HAD IN THIS EPISODE WAS AMAZING! SELF REFLECTION IS AMAZING! SO MANY VALUABLE MOMENTS!

ONE MORE COMING RIGHT UP! <3

AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER EPISODE 45 REACTION!!!

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So you can become a good artist. What you’re stressing about is time. People are not equal, some people need to start drawing since kindergarten to be good at your age, some start at kindergarten and become just as good at primary school. Believe me, I’ve seen stuff like this. You’ve got to understand that people learn at different rates, some people can complete a degree in four years, some need more time, some can do it in less time, a strong minority of course. You don’t need to repeat your life because others started in a small age. Some people, who actually exist in real life, learn so fast, they accelerate exponentially, strong minds. How are you so sure that you’re not one of those people who can do it quickly? You didn’t look into the future. Imagine that the whole world isn’t holding you back…but only you.

g27

The issue here is that even if you fix your sleep schedule, you’ll still be on your bad habits the moments you’re awake. If you try to fix one bad habit at a time, you might not be consistent in keeping it fixed for a long time. First, think of what makes you lazy. Think of what holds you to your chair and not move for hours. Think of what causes your bad habits, what makes you lean towards them. Then act accordingly. Free time is your worst enemy, because free time makes you lean towards your bad habits. Use any free time you have to do something useful. You said you feel like a leech to society. Fix your relationship with society, have good ties with others; I’ll explain this in a bit. Before trying to benefit others, try your best to benefit yourself. Get this concept right, a human is made up of two things, a body and a soul. A body without a soul is called a corpse, and a soul without a body is called obviously just a soul, not a human. You can’t point up at a soul and say this is a human guys. A human must be both at the same time. Now to cure yourself you need to heal and nourish your body and soul. For your body, do frequent exercise and eat healthy. For your soul, gain useful knowledge. Why “useful” knowledge? Because there’s useless knowledge, draw a line between them. Both parts of you have a right towards you, your body dies slowly if not exercised and nourished healthily. Your mind dies slowly if not fed and used useful knowledge. It needs to use the useful knowledge everyday, just like your body uses healthy food during exercise to build itself on that. Both parts, feed them correctly, and use them correctly. Now I can’t stress this enough, to cure yourself you need to cure both your body and soul, not one, it will never be complete. Memorize this sentence: A healthy mind is in a healthy body. I can’t get into details and specifics because texting will take up way too much space. Humans are not created to be alone, you need to be with someone. If you have goals, be with someone who has the same goals as you, it will push you a lot to get them done whilst benefiting by having another mind to learn from. The best knowledge is taught, because even from experience, people are levels, you might not be and never be at the level of the person who is teaching you, appreciate that. Your relationship with people shouldn’t be on the basis of yourself, it’s not just about you, it’s also about them. Benefit them, help others as much as you can. People aren’t numbers, even if they’re a lot, they are individuals. Even kids are individuals, they’re not mindless soulless objects that want and cry and move around, they’ll grow up with memory and have their own dignity and life, just like you. You can’t get these good relations even if you search for them if you’re not doing the above paragraph first, sometimes they won’t accept you if they see you not working on yourself. People respect hard workers, be a hard worker and people will want you in their group. This will hopefully fix your leach on society problem, because you’re giving. I leave you with this, think deeply on it: The most miserable people, are the people known for their knowledge, unknown for their work.

g27

That def sounds like a sink or swim situation. But i would tell u to try and fix 1 thing at a time! So you'd feel better! Try and fix your sleep schedule! I find that ruining my life too lol When your sleep schedule is out out whack, it ruins everything else! When u fix that, set more goals, eat healthier, see more sun, go outside etc. Small progress is still progress! And cheer up! We're all eating a shit sandwitch out here lol ♡ Thanks for sharing!

Lazar

Also; since Sneed started the trend, I can follow. For me, the biggest problem I've been struggling with for years is just a feeling of uselessness. There's so many things that I want to do, but for one reason or whatever can't. Sometimes; there is actually a reason for it. Lack of money, disabilities getting in the way, etc. Just in general there's a very real barrier that is preventing me from doing things, but honestly; I've always struggled to see that as a valid reason. Like being broke, being disabled; just because they're things outside of my control; doesn't mean I've ever stopped blaming myself for being this way. But there's also the other side; things that there's nothing really stopping me from doing, but more that I just haven't. But in many ways; those are even more demoralizing, because there's even less reason as to why I can't do them. Very simple example is just learning to draw. (Absolutely stock standard example, honestly probably the most embarrassing one for me to admit because it's such a vanilla thing to complain about) But; whats stopping me from being a good artist? Lack of practice, very simple. Well; why not just start practice? Because I didn't do it before; how am I meant to go back on that decision? Like; I had every opportunity in primary school, highschool, any point in the past to have started drawing, but I never wanted to, because at the time I had didn't want to. I had no interest in art; I preferred reading and writing as creative outlets. But 20-30 years later, and I've realsied 'oh wait; I *do* actually want to be able to draw too' except now; I'm now around other people that have been scribbling and drawing since kindergarten. I have no valid reason not to be at there level; and if I try and fail (which I will; because I'm now a beginner and that's just a fact that's you are going to fail whenever you start something new) then how am I ever going to have anyone take me seriously in the future? I have no excuse for being a beginner; and no-ones going to take someone just starting out seriously when they're at the age that everyone around them already has some form of mastery.

Mike G. M.

Lucky getting freaky on this one lol

wang city

So glad you love this show, it's one of the best man!

wang city

Interesting; I've seen people like this ep; I think this might be the first time I've heard somebody call this episode one of their favourites in the entire show lol

Mike G. M.

I guess I'll go first! The main thing I've been struggling with for a while is just my own laziness and lack of motivation. I feel like I'm a leech off my mom (not that she minds, she's a sweet woman), and I'm a very unproductive person. My sleep schedule is trash and I accomplish practically nothing on a day to day basis. I feel pretty depressed and like I'm just a leech on society in general. I think the hardest part is just that even when I'm able to force myself to get off my ass and really do something... that's just once! I'll feel good about myself for a little bit but then what about the next day and the next day after that? I think the main thing is I have bad habits, no motivation, and its hard to justify in my head to REALLY put myself out there because when I was a kid in school i was completely crushed by my responsibilities and all of the stress. Hated just about everything about my life at school and it's shaped a lot of who I am today lol. I think because of that, a lot of the times when I set goals for myself, instead of it motivating me, I just end up crumbling, even if it's something stupid with no stakes. Pretty difficult spiral to get myself out of... I'm starting to wonder if the only way I can get out of it is to force myself into a "sink or swim" situation.

Sneedlord9000

Ahahaha ❤️

Lazar

Came for the avatar, stayed for the dating advice

Orochimaru has a giant snake 😳


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