Everyone who's living by intuition is living with double standards (just like Nature itself). When one becomes "aware" of it, and tries to become "perfect", that's where one blunders. Imperfection is Nature
Not knowing is a misery; knowing too much is another kind of misery. To seek or not to seek, that is the question; the question you answer, and there you have erred
Just because someone doesn't agree with your views, that doesn't make him/her less right; because right and wrong are only floating concepts, and don't exist in absolute sense
Without connecting with another human being happiness is impossible; and without happiness life isn't justified. Hence, dissociation from human world is essentially "not living"
The quest for perfection isn't futile just because perfection as one conceives it doesn't exist. Only he who seeks perfection on the first place can truly understand that it is not, and thereby come to terms with imperfection – which in a way is real perfection
There is some pleasure in doing things others tell you you can't; but just others telling you you can't is not a reason enough to do those things. Be wise to know what you really want
When you are doing something that other people wish to do but can't, they will come finding faults with your ways; because they need to feel good about themselves somehow
Emotions are no doubt important. But an intellectually blunt person is unlikely to have a lasting relationship, much less a happy marriage
[The one who doesn't understand this^ may consider himself intellectually blunt.]