SugarApostle
Foolish are those who drift through life without purpose, like dust carried by the whims of the wind. The world does not remember the nameless, nor does it honor the weak. To seek power is not greed, but the birthright of those destined for greatness. Wealth, wisdom, and glory—these are not gifts but prizes seized by those with the will to claim them. Cast aside hesitation, for time is the only enemy no king can conquer. Rise, carve your legend into the stone of eternity, and let the echoes of your deeds outlast the ages.
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- SugarApostle20 days agoReplied to Swikong
Yeah or we could do a bit of everything, leaning towards one ideology eventually leads to extremism. Rather than that, we should be adaptable. If can be capitalists, if that's what the situation demands, we can be socialists if that's what the situation demands. Trying to follow a single ideology will never work, why not take a bit of everything.
- SugarApostle20 days agoCommented
Lol my chunnibyou started when i was 8 and ended the same year. And I pretended to be a car of all things
- SugarApostle20 days agoCommented
True that's what i feel too
- SugarApostle20 days agoCommented
Finally, I was tired of every Hajime Transmigrator naming her Yue. Though I like that name, I found it odd that someone who had lived outside of Japan their whole life could adjust with using a different name, even if they have a choice to keep it something else.
- SugarApostle20 days agoCommented
AUTHOR I BEG YOU PLEASE DON'T DROP IT, ARIFURETA FANFICS ARE ALMOST NON EXISTENT OF THIS SITE. And there is really a demand, you already have more than 100k reads in just 3 chaps
- SugarApostle20 days agoReplied to Maxwell_Sarabi_8049
Most of what Oak did happened when he was old
- SugarApostle22 days agoReplied to bodhidharma00
I don’t see Gandhi as an infallible figure. He had his flaws, and I disagree with a lot of his views. For one, his stance on caste was questionable, he opposed untouchability but still upheld the caste system in many ways. Then there’s his extreme pacifism. Nonviolence has its place, sure, but sometimes force is necessary to protect the innocent. His belief in never retaliating, even against brutal oppression, is something I just can’t stand by. And then there’s his time in South Africa. He fought for Indian rights, but in doing so, he distanced himself from Black South Africans, even arguing that Indians were superior to them (Btw I, myself, am Indian, I have nothing against Indians, it's just I don't like him painting this image of people of South Africa). Some of his early writings straight-up used racist language, and he even pushed for segregation in prisons. He changed later, but that part of his legacy is hard to ignore. That said, just because I disagree with much of what he stood for doesn’t mean I dismiss everything he ever said. The quote I referenced, ‘An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind’, still holds weight because cycles of violence don’t lead to justice, just more suffering. So while I don’t see Gandhi as some perfect moral figure, I can still acknowledge when he had a point.
- SugarApostle23 days agoReplied to T_O_K_Y_O
Yeah pretty sad🤡
- SugarApostle23 days agoCommented
This is stupid, what's the point of hiding his identity if he is just going to blatantly reveal it like this?
