In my next post I’ll show you the first 5 basic rules of the high class society.
These aren’t the only ones, many will follow, but do not despair. Keep in mind that these rules are more like guidelines. It is not essential for a member to obey these rules, it is basically something we do whether we want to or not. However if you break too many of these rule, you probably wouldn’t last very long in our little society to begin with.
Rule #1: Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero.
Translation: Seize the day, trusting as little as possible in the future.
In other words, live everyday like it could be your last. If you’re always focusing on the future then how the fuck can you enjoy the present. Just do what you feel like. There is no tomorrow!
You may look at the past but only to reminisce the good old days.
It’s the first, most basic and probably the most important rule from the high class society.
Rule #2: You’re fellow society members are your equal.
Like mentioned in my previous post, we are like family. Everyone should be treated as if they are your brethren. Sharing for example should not be a problem. If one guy has a pack of cigarettes and the other one does not, then simply keep sharing that pack until it’s empty. However keep in mind that sharing is somewhat of a two-edged sword. It does not mean receiving and not giving anything in return or vice-versa.
Rule #3: Know your boundaries!
Ask yourself the following; What is my limit? The answer to that very question is that there is no limit. For example; if you drink a lot of alcohol, you might puke after a certain while, but is that your boundary? No it is not, believe me you can go a lot further than that. Do you want to? Now that is a different question. You see at certain times people do not care when you throw up, but at others it is simply inappropriate. So it’s good to know where your boundaries are. Sometimes to push it to the limit and others to restrain yourselves. (Nobody wants to clean up your mess when you gotta puke in a public place like a club of some sort).
Rule #4: There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.
To quote one of history’s greatest writers; William Shakespeare.
A rule that speaks for itself. There is no such thing as an absolute black or white. There are only different shades of gray that we can choose from. Basically it means you may choose what is ethically correct yourself. Although when the greater part of the society thinks you have crossed a certain line, you will have to face the consequences.
Rule #5: Embrace your dreams.
Maybe it sounds a bit cheesy, but it’s important.
We can do whatever we put our mind in to. If not alone, then maybe together. We should not only embrace our own dreams but the ones of our fellow society members as well. If we can help someone to achieve his/her dream than why not help that certain someone out. We deserve to find happiness and what better way is there then to simply let your dreams come true.
GrTz, The Cynic Of Our Golden Age.
