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So, bucket list. It's a grouping of things a person wants to do before they "kick the bucket" -- and I think it's a cool idea. Bucket lists help you consider the unknown around you and even help you plan beyond the little sphere that becomes your life. There's a lot of us here that are kind of searching for meaning, I think? Like, you are this or that person in this other place and now that you can be anybody it's hard to figure out what you are and how you get to be who you are with pure independence.
What are some of the things that you are really excited to get to learn about yourself? What are the steps you're taking to achieve that independence? Cause generally I think a bucket list requires some independent concept of self -- which takes a f*ck-it list, first.
Like, I've always wanted to be a person that looks forward and isn't wholly defined by my past. And I've always wanted to care less about what other people think of me, instead focusing on how I perceive myself. I've also always wanted to be a journalist (score one -- I am a journalist here!). I've also wanted to stand-up paddleboard on the Yellowstone River. So. What about you?
[DAMON]
[LINCOLN]
What are some of the things that you are really excited to get to learn about yourself? What are the steps you're taking to achieve that independence? Cause generally I think a bucket list requires some independent concept of self -- which takes a f*ck-it list, first.
Like, I've always wanted to be a person that looks forward and isn't wholly defined by my past. And I've always wanted to care less about what other people think of me, instead focusing on how I perceive myself. I've also always wanted to be a journalist (score one -- I am a journalist here!). I've also wanted to stand-up paddleboard on the Yellowstone River. So. What about you?
[DAMON]
Dude. I'm thinking of you.
[LINCOLN]
Super good job bringing life into the world, hot doctor.