Hypothetical discussion

Let's say you have a wall. A simple white wall. Now you could paint it beige and hang some pictures on it to seem intellectual, or places shelves full of books, or maybe some posters of your favorite bands to entice you to look at the wall more. But in the end, you still have this wall.

Now, what if the wall had no wall? That is to say, the wall would be missing a part of itself. And there would be a hole. Now it would be windy, there would be wind passing through the hole. Sometimes stronger, sometimes weaker. And you try to plug the hole with something, and every time you thought that you have plugged the hole for good, the wind gets stronger and blasts the hole open again.

Discuss.

EUROPE CAN GO SUCK A DUCKS DICK

>>1
is there actualy point to this?
what is there to discuss?

this sounds like Jungian psychology

aka bullshit

>>3
kinda like I feel inside. How about you?

Like, what if you had a doughnut right, but like, every time you tried to take a bite of it, the hole would move to where you tried to bite.  So like, you could never get a bite of the doughnut because you kept eating the hole.  Would you like, get full of doughnut hole?

well u could let it get stronger and stronger then use it for wind power or just design the house to not be effected by or benefit from said wind hole

>>1
So what's missing in your life? A significant other? Did you lose a family member? Were you abandoned by your friends? Did your pet die? Did you recently abandon a hobby of yours?

Basically, what I get out of this is that your hole, let's just say that it IS a significant other, this being the the Love/Romance board, and this hole will be square shaped. Now, you try to occupy your time with drawing, or skiing, or watching your favorite movies, but these are all circle shaped activities. Now, as you may have learned when you were about 2 or 3 years old, you can't put the circle shaped blocks into the sqare shaped hole. The only thing that'll fit in the square shaped hole, is a square shaped block, which is a significant other.