* Thank you Maxx - wow whoever made this graphic - it's
       amazing. And it's very true - it's a strange moment when you
       look in the mirror and you realize the monster that stares
       back at you _is also_ you - that the thing you fear most
       isn't a jumpscaring animatronic bunny [or an awful job where
       you can't move all day - reminded me too much of school and
       a few jobs I've had] - but it's the monster that follows you
       everywhere you go, is a part of your dreams, is with you
       when you awaken.

       Making peace with that monster that both is and isn't you is
       the work of an entire lifetime as far as I can tell. Can't
       keep him chained up in a box in the brain but can't let him
       have complete freedom either... and you are he and he is you
       and he is not you and you are not him.

       The most complicated bit of quantum physics is simple in
       comparison to this conundrum.

       But it's entirely doable. Thanks for sharing the graphic and
       I'm a fan of the deathnote fandom; I don't have time to be a
       part of it but I love the creative works (like these) that
       come from the fandom. Awesome stuff. Very insightful.
       Thanks!
       Maxx yeah, it is very true. this character is actually
       someone who i can relate to on many levels, we share many
       attribute. this character, L, is actually very influential
       in a respective manner. L has mad many quotes suck as "Being
       alone is better that being with the wrong person." and much
       more but by far, this is my favorite quote and because of
       how foreshadowing and how, whats the word, sly (there we
       go!) it is with its meaning, i knew you would like it. and
       yeah thanks for your incite! [1]Kenneth Udut " -Maxx
     *

     * *Yes - I'm really glad you shared it with me. It inspired me
       to think and find something to say about it.
       I like the "There are many types of monsters that scare me.
       I am that monster." quote. Some people spend their whole
       lives running away from the monster that's right inside of
       them and they become the monster and don't even realize it.

       But people who know their monster and face it... understand
       it... appreciate it... even make use of it... are more
       "real" than people who pretend to be perfect all of the
       time.



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