[punkgrrrlie10]

I was a philosophy major in college and it wasn't until after I graduated that I realized what bothered me abour philosophers. Most philosophers use logic to deduce universal truths about people but people are too complex to have one universal definition, only universal definitions about different types of persons. I think people spend their entire life looking for that answer when it may not exist or we aren't meant to find out. That doesn't mean we don't expand ourselves and discover who we are, but someone else's "truth" will not necessarily be one's own.