Who can we have make trust to each other, being nice and gentle. or in fighting with kind of looking for each.

Its too easy too do it easy. alot of peoples dont get help a simple rants or textes. Or just comit out of helplessness. I like your work. I follow it since few years. You lost ure teen spirit a bit man. Me too ithink. Its so intelligent yours game. I can learn something…I wish a form of clear instruction. Orconsise. One word or one sentence of meaning.

Do you can take my feedback, my opinion?

Your statement made me think if the Fifth World should do something like that, honoring age instead of such an absurd “caste” system. You can play a Child, an Adolescent, an Adult, or an Elder. As a Child, you’ll always beat an Adolescent, an Adult, or an Elder at playing. As an Adolescent, you’ll always beat a Child, an Adult, or an Elder at risking. As an Adult, you’ll always beat a Child, an Adolescent, or an Elder at providing, and as an Elder, you’ll always beat a Child, an Adolescent, or an Adult at sharing stories. And naturally, a healthy society needs them all. It gets interesting when you get to the question of which one you need right here.

thanks

Unfortunately it’s also the WORST thing to hear as an adult with his teen and “risk-taking years” behind him. When I read your punchline, I wept, seriously. I feel those years are squandered forever, that I truly “haven’t lived.” Jason’s words are a comfort, though–the knowledge that the brain NEVER “finishes” developing that way, as well as the friendship of folks at a similar stage of existence (like you!) gives me hope that I’ll be able to fully claim my present moment for the fullest life possible.

Whew. What an emotional wringer! But a necessary one, I think. I think I’ll have to blog it myself.

Thanks once again for kicking off the crust of lies and letting life shine through.

Peace,
-Joel