If you can avond the problem and the consequence successfully, would that not be the solution?
this post was submitted on 31 Oct 2023
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Only until the consequences outsmart me like some kind of dastardly platypus.
How could a platypus be dastardly? They don't do much.
You're just lucky your name isn't Doofenschmirtz.
In my experience you can't avoid the consequences forever
Who said anything about forever... just avoid them until you die.
PS: The day right before my open heart surgery, was one of the happiest in my life: no responsibilities, and a real chance of ditching all consequences. The surgery was a success, though 😐
That's the thing about consequences, they're unavoidable
Not if I avoid them.
You are literally describing a consequence
Yes. But one that I can avoid.
But what about the consequences of avoiding the consequences??
Just keep running
Hm, this does explain why Dory is so successful... just keep swimming!
Aww, ADHD dinosaurs sounds like a cool animal concept. I hope there are turtles who taught us how to deal with depression.