My religion is to live–and die–without regret.
~ Milarepa
You are never too old to be what you might have been.
~ George Eliot
Talk does not cook rice.
~ Chinese proverb
Talk does not cook rice
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Someone who fears what will happen if women and transgendered people gain true equality, if all humans are able to marry someone they love, or any other thing that absolutely needs to happen before this fight is over, should not be babied into thinking their fears are reasonable. No matter how real that fear feels to them, it’s still illogical, irrational, and completely naive. The only thing they stand to lose is their ability to scream about being afraid without being seen as a bigoted fool.
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Good one from Eliot. Milarepa also makes sense. Funny Chinese proverb.
The more I think about the Chinese proverb, the more I like it!