consequences

she had known the consequences when she took off, but for whatever reason, she left anyway.

Perhaps the rest of the world was gone. It was the most plausible answer. Heaven knows she couldn__ see or think of anyone else. That must be the answer, they were the only two people left, as the Earth spun into a timeless abyss. Claire once read time doesn__ pass at normal speeds within a black hole. If one were to travel into a black hole for only moments and return again, centuries would have passed. That explained the sensation she felt, once again peering into his dark gaze. She wouldn__ look away; she__ trained herself better than that. Then again, she reasoned, it wasn__ an option. She couldn__ divert her gaze if she wanted. The hold upon her stare was stronger than any ropes or chains made by man. Claire knew from experience, submitting to the hold was her best chance at survival. Fighting was a futile waste of energy.

What you feed your soul is what you harvest with your actions.

That__ just the way: a person does a low-down thing, and then he don__ want to take no consequences of it. Thinks as long as he can hide it, it ain__ no disgrace.

Never express your adverse thinking to any buddy, they will change your every opinion into pessimism.

Has it not __awned_ on us that many of the things that we incessantly blame others for are actually things that our actions originally set in motion? Or, are we too weak to experience a __awning_ of that sort?

By far the most significant consequence of "selfish capitalism" (Thatch/Blatcherism) has been a startling increase in the incidence of mental illness in both children and adults since the 1970s.

Experience is a supreme teacher, but experience is not something that can be taught. It has to be learned through choice and consequence.

We try so hard to instruct our children in all the right things__eaching good from bad, explaining choices and consequences__hen in reality most lessons are learned through observation and experience. Perhaps we'd be better off training our youth to be highly observant.

The consequences of our actions take hold of us, quite indifferent to our claim that meanwhile we have 'improved.

We have to accept that any action we take might promote an equal and opposite reaction that we do not want. We have to realize that even the most noble actions or most obviously correct course can have its dark side that we cannot control or reason our way out of. The fighter of the "just war" must understand that her actions will result in the deaths of other humans; many of whom may be innocent. The pacifist who refuses all war must realize that his inaction might likewise result in the deaths of the innocent. There are no actions without contradiction__nd yet we must act, for not to act is also a contradictory action with both positive and negative effects.

There are consequence every action, whether evil or good.

Whenever you possess something, but lack the understanding of its value, there are some consequences you suffer

Whenever you possess something, but lack the understanding of its value, there are some consequences you suffer.

Life was all about consequences