JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:22:25.000Z
Supertramp.
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JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:23:43.000Z
His parents were definitely a major part in his need for adventure, escaping, etc.
JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:24:09.000Z
Fueling the fire, as it were.
JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:24:32.000Z
And then there's society and government, and money and expectations, and relationships.
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JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:25:16.000Z
I think his relationships because dimmer and dimmer, until the only relationship he cared about was the one he had with nature
JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:25:22.000Z
and also the one he had with himself.
JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:25:32.000Z
*Became
JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:26:51.000Z
He spent so much time alone in the wild, he began to think that only his way and nature's way was an expectable "way'.
JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:27:31.000Z
I think it was almost his way of protecting himself, by getting out into the wild.
JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:28:03.000Z
Maybe that's where he felt safe, with the things that wouldn't harm his soul, his being, like money could.
JennaWaffle
2009-06-03T23:28:23.000Z
That's all I got for now
RachhhC says
2009-06-03T23:41:06.000Z
Yes, I agree with this!
msskiv says
2009-06-04T12:05:19.000Z
me too..he almost became obsessed with the idea of this experiential existence..he sort of lost touch with what we believe to be reality
msskiv says
2009-06-04T12:06:30.000Z
he was also so angry with his father.. i think that really screwed him up. betrayal is something a lot of people do not deal with well
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