Forgotten Dreams

In my recent years I have been with quite a few older women, older than I would ever imagine. I really don’t have an actual preference or fetish for older women, and as long as I find them attractive, I dare to say I treat them no different from any other. With the exception of people who are special to me.

However, there is something that always seems to happen (sometimes consciously, and sometimes unconsciously) when being intimate with them and later sharing life experiences, or just talking about life in general. And that is how much my youth seems to bloom in their eyes, not only through my appearance, but more through my words, through my mind, through my dreams.

 

The Thrill of The High

Recently I had what you can consider my first real exciting hiking experience. Although I’ve hiked mountains all the way to the top before, those usually consisted of easy paths that are just about walking and going up stairs and steps.

This recent experience though was a bit different, and although this mountain’s difficulty might be considered easy for experienced hikers, it was full of exciting elements: steep hiking through rocks, mud, and wood; and a forrest-like environment, all the way to the top.

 

The Tale of Chuma and Azur

This is the tale of Chuma and Azur, taken from The Millionaire Fastlane book.

A great Egyptian pharaoh summoned his two young nephews, Chuma and Azur. He commissions them to a majestic task: build two monumental pyramids as a tribute to Egypt. Upon completion of each nephew’s pyramid, the Pharaoh promises each an immediate reward of kingship, retirement amidst riches, and lavish luxury for the rest of their natural lives. Additionally, each nephew must construct his pyramid alone.

Chuma and Azur, both 18, know their daunting task will take years to complete. Nonetheless, each is primed for the challenge and honored by the Pharaoh’s directive. They exit the Pharaoh’s chambers ready to begin the long pyramid-building process.

 

How To Improve Your Handwriting

A beautiful handwriting sure is something you rarely see these days, if at all. Enter smartphones and tablets, and gone are the days where people cared about their handwriting and how it looks.

Believe it or not, your handwriting can say a lot about you, and having a beautiful handwriting distinguishes you from probably 90% of the people around you, specially since you are a man. We all remember our school days how girls used to have the best handwriting while ours sucked ass no matter what you did, if you did something at all that is.

I also have a reason to believe that your handwriting and your genetics are somehow correlated, since my handwriting is strangely very similar to that of my mother’s, the same goes for my physical traits in my face. However this is just a personal opinion of mine.

Anyways, I believe that improving your handwriting is of vital importance, call it writing aesthetics if you will. As with anything in life, you will have to practice this every day, consistency is key. You can kill two birds with the same stone by learning other things while improving your handwriting at the same time, through writing.

 

You Don’t Deserve Anything

I find it interesting when I hear some people say that they deserve this or that they deserve that. They are usually referring to love, money, a good partner, social validation, health, and similar things.

Then I asked myself, why is that people think they deserve things? Does it give you an automatic reason to deserve the things that usually resemble happiness, just because you were brought in to this world?