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Bri Cierp wrote:Some say the world is on the brink of collapse, while others believe we’re stepping into a golden era. But where are the ones who live in the moment, who grasp that in the end, it’s not the chaos or the triumphs that matter? It’s the kindness we offer, the hearts we touch, the way we leave this world better than we found it.
I’m not sure what exactly I’m searching for, but I know I’m not content with where I am. There’s a longing for something deeper, something more intentional. I’ve walked this path before, seen the same routines, the same empty answers. I’m still searching for my tribe—the people who understand what it means to live with purpose.
I might not have the perfect words to describe who I am, but I believe that’s something best discovered through conversation. If you’re someone who wants to connect on a real, human level, to explore what’s beyond the surface, let’s chat.
Bj Murrey wrote:BRI - perhaps take more time to get to know the person?
I know all humans are evil. Some work on themselves to overcome it. But all - as in 100% - are controlled by their thoughts , feelings , and emotions until they begin to realize they never created a single thought of their own. Ever notice how they just appear out of nowhere?
It seems to me, beginning here, and then only developing depth with the few who are clearly working on themselves, will at least be less heartache.
Also, the chatter of getting to know (you never truly know another person ) someone, is essential in discovering early what kind of person you're speaking to. Are they a yes man? Realistic or naive? What "triggers" them, what interests them...
Etc
You have the rest of your life to spend with a good man. Take time now, before you get too involved, to make sure you're actually dealing with one, instead of a Temu-knockoff version, or a sociopath who knows how to conceal it while feeding your optimism.
What a world we live in!
All the best!
Bri Cierp wrote:
Bri Cierp wrote:Some say the world is on the brink of collapse, while others believe we’re stepping into a golden era. But where are the ones who live in the moment, who grasp that in the end, it’s not the chaos or the triumphs that matter? It’s the kindness we offer, the hearts we touch, the way we leave this world better than we found it.
I’m not sure what exactly I’m searching for, but I know I’m not content with where I am. There’s a longing for something deeper, something more intentional. I’ve walked this path before, seen the same routines, the same empty answers. I’m still searching for my tribe—the people who understand what it means to live with purpose.
I might not have the perfect words to describe who I am, but I believe that’s something best discovered through conversation. If you’re someone who wants to connect on a real, human level, to explore what’s beyond the surface, let’s chat.
An uptick in activity has me wanting to make an update: Happy to report that I finally found what I am looking for. My tribe and my person.
Bri Cierp wrote:Some say the world is on the brink of collapse, while others believe we’re stepping into a golden era. But where are the ones who live in the moment, who grasp that in the end, it’s not the chaos or the triumphs that matter? It’s the kindness we offer, the hearts we touch, the way we leave this world better than we found it.
I’m not sure what exactly I’m searching for, but I know I’m not content with where I am. There’s a longing for something deeper, something more intentional. I’ve walked this path before, seen the same routines, the same empty answers. I’m still searching for my tribe—the people who understand what it means to live with purpose.
I might not have the perfect words to describe who I am, but I believe that’s something best discovered through conversation. If you’re someone who wants to connect on a real, human level, to explore what’s beyond the surface, let’s chat.
Dez Choi wrote:Hey B
What matters a lot these days for you?
these days health and faith seem to call out to me with a certain reverb..
Z