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Nimbasa Core - Plasterbrain (nightcore + reverb)

Cótiles - ENA REMIX (reverb)

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Pixel Peeker Polka but nightcore

✧🎀🦴nimbasa core (sped up)​ ✧

hoe down sped up

boys dont cry - the cure (sped up)

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This song is travelling from ambient to techno in three steps it starts slowly and mysteriously you hear me walking through the woods. The second part starts with my footsteps in a wet cave while a female vocal accompanies me and the tension is rising. The third and final part, it's me entering an underground dance party where everyone is dancing to my music: my Dreams Coming True !

Dreams Coming True

Endeavor

The phrase "We are what we did not want to be" is a poignant philosophical statement suggesting that our choices and actions, even those we initially resisted or avoided, ultimately shape who we become. It often refers to the idea that the negative aspects or involuntary experiences we encounter can have a profound and lasting impact on our identity, sometimes revealing hidden traits or forcing us to confront aspects of ourselves we'd rather ignore. 

Philosophical interpretations:

Identity as a cumulative process:

The statement highlights that identity is not static but is built through a lifetime of experiences, both positive and negative.
 
Unforeseen consequences:
It emphasizes that even our attempts to avoid certain outcomes can, through irony or circumstance, lead us to those very states or identities. 

Confrontation with reality:

The phrase can imply a forced acceptance of certain truths or circumstances that we initially rejected, leading to a more complex and perhaps less idealized self. 

The unavoidable nature of destiny:

Some interpretations suggest an element of fatalism, where our path is determined not just by our desires but also by the circumstances we encounter and how we react to them. 

We are what we did not want to be

Nimbasa Core - Plasterbrain (nightcore + reverb)

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