Crofters-is-life - Logan Sholes

The highest result of education is tolerance.

 Helen Keller

(via entheognosis)

(i'm new so sorry if someone already said this) You say you don't have emotions, but Roman's your boyfriend which means you must love him in someway but love is a emotion and is also linked with other emotions such as happiness and compassion and may lead to jealousy and anger so how do you explain that??

It is not that I do not have emotions, it is that I do not let my emotions rule over every part of myself like some others do. I prefer to think rationally rather than emotionally, which I suppose can come off as if I do not “feel” anything. 

However with Roman it is quite...difficult to think with anything but my emotions at times. Everything about my relationship with him is new and strange to me, so I am still figuring out the difference between my emotional responses versus my rational responses. 

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*stumbles before finding my footing and has no other choice but to follow you to the kitchen* ~Logan 

-walks into Logan's room- ~Patton

*looks up from where I’m working at my desk* Hello Patton. What can I do for you? ~Logan 

Shhhhhg don't rell remus but even though he's smelly and rude and geoss somegins he is a realllty good brother when he wants to be

<romans

*skeptical* Are you getting sick? Perhaps you’ve caught the stomach virus ~Logan

-walks into Logan's room- ~Patton

*looks up from where I’m working at my desk* Hello Patton. What can I do for you? ~Logan 

*rushes after you, confused* Patton! You need to see a doctor! ~Logan

-walks into Logan's room- ~Patton

*looks up from where I’m working at my desk* Hello Patton. What can I do for you? ~Logan 

If a man has lost a leg or an eye, he knows he has lost a leg or an eye; but if he has lost a self—himself—he cannot know it, because he is no longer there to know it.

Dr. Oliver Sacks, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and Other Clinical Tales (via themedicalstate)

*notices and is immediately concerned* Patton? What’s wrong? ~Logan

-walks into Logan's room- ~Patton

*looks up from where I’m working at my desk* Hello Patton. What can I do for you? ~Logan 

*draws the bath and ushers you inside the bathroom. Waits for you to be done* ~Logan

-walks into Logan's room- ~Patton

*looks up from where I’m working at my desk* Hello Patton. What can I do for you? ~Logan 

*nods* Very well. Should you need anything I will also be here ~Logan

-walks into Logan's room- ~Patton

*looks up from where I’m working at my desk* Hello Patton. What can I do for you? ~Logan