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I'm Doing The Nicomachean Ethics and I'm dying! [Quick Update + Personal news]

  • Writer: yun_oo_
    yun_oo_
  • Nov 6, 2019
  • 3 min read

Again, sorry for the s*** GIF intro. Laziness has taken over me like an imperious curse(ok, sorry for that too XD). Today I want to update my followers and viewers of why I am, somehow, now more than ever before, living under a rock and hardly ever visible anywhere at all, regardless of whether we're talking online or in real life. So as all of you may know by now, I am doing Philosophy at University and we are given the freedom of choice to choose whatever Philosophical works to discuss within our assignment and I am entirely new to this branch of the Scientific world. The only Philosophical knowledge I've ever done is literally crash course and out of self-interest because I read a lot! I have decided to pick out of the many names I had no clue of and went with Aristotle. I am reading The Nicomachean Ethics and am expected to write an assignment, in favour or against favour, it doesn't matter as long as I write PHILOSOPHICALLY. Of course, I don't know what the fluff that is exactly and will literally GO.WITH.THE.FLOWWW.PEOPLE. Despite my lack of Wisdom in general -_-.... my determination runs strong and so I know for certain that my heart is into this. I know what (and when, yesss when!) I want to leave University with and will not, under any circumstance, give up. The Nicomachean Ethics. I don't know what it is about. I am approximately half way through it and can confidently say I don't know what it's about cause I understood nothing. This is in turn of me not yet mentioning that apart from that, I also am dying trying (and I mean trying people) to read the Ethics in question. Honestly. I feel it's very psychological and that's the only thing I can say so far about it other than what I've said already (nothing).


My plan for this year is to finish all the assignments (Philosophy, Sociology and Anthropology assignments) I have been given and since I have a HUGE love for Christmas I am, for the first time ever, planning on a kind of a vacation with my family! I have always been a huge fan of Christmas, not the religious side of it much as you probably might realise, but the somewhat traditional side to it. I do not look for gifts from people I know but the meaning of Christmas to me is that at the 'closing' of a year, as a way of showing appreciation of self, it is nice to gift people with at least a Christmas card with sentimental and heart-warming words. Christmas to me is a time of gathering of loved ones whom you have had lovely times with as well as bad times with but regardless of that, you have spent a year (or years) of knowing each other and that, in my opinion, is a wonderful encouragement of what the future may hold for my relationships with others. Life on any other month of the year (including my birthday) I tend to, as many others, take for granted, but once the second week of November starts, I begin to get into the Christmas spirit and plan events and functions for those I love so dearly. This year, I have decided to go with the usual celebrations only this time, I wanted to gift my inner circle of family members with a special gift because they are certainly deserving of much more than that and my love, although not measured by gifts or money, is urgently in need of giving them all something that to them is very beautiful, fun and truly meaningful. In addition to this, I have booked almost an entire week of a holiday in a hotel in Malta. The hotel is the Radisson Blu Resort (did I spell the name right even???) and you guys, this hotel is FIVE STAR RATED! I don't know, I hope they will enjoy it from the bottom of their priceless hearts. Also, I hope someone will be generous enough to give me at least a ten euro bill because I can honestly say that I am now flat broke.


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hari Gorgo
Feb 27, 2020

so interesting

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