Thoughts & Wild Imaginings Part 6 - A Really Weird Midway Road 2/2

Just take a look after for a young guy bypassing a really nice looking girl the next time you will see one...I'm joking. [1] :) Rather like a buddy who would have gotten a great succeed success in a popular "first person shooter" video game or during the World Cup soccer final if you're German.

Practice makes perfect, I was becoming less exuberant regarding my results or what position I was reaching during a game. It's like to realizing that our opponents are not truly the one which is facing us but is, instead, of ourselves.

What's the hell are you talking about? Do Are you taking drugs [2]?!? Did you (just) tell us that you fought yourself ? Like Tyler Durden in Fight Club ?? Are you serious ??!? Oh man...French guys are crazy... Ok I really got it. You can stop there :p

So I became chessaholic [3] as this way of life was a call to get make myself a better guy. It lasted for a few time while, like as if we could make something to get a better answers from ourselves. We build limits to reach them as it informs us on what we are able to do.

If some PhD in philosophy comes around here...I had been reading "Thus Spake Zarathustra" at that time. So yes, I was liable to being under control of some books' suggestion. Got it ? :) If you are passing by...a thought {or "condolescences} for the poor guy.

Trying to reach our limits is never a loss of time. They It [4] keeps us informed to of knowledges [5] about ourselves and serves helps us to grow [6] as well as it helps to reach the most important thing : becoming an adult...

Many thanks for reading.

[1] I edited the sentence with the idea that it meant looking for something that doesn't usually happen/that is nearly impossible to find.

[2] Or "Are you on drugs?"

[3] We just add the "_aholic" part, not the whole "alcoholic", i.e. "workaholic" :)

[4] The reference is the single act of "Trying to reach our limits", so "it" is used.

[5] Knowledge is considered an indefinite/cumulative quantity, so we don't really pluralize it.

[6] Or "serves to grow us" (but it sounds a little weird to have this reworded in an active voice)