#but um...yeah

I identify with the philosophy presented in the Code, particularly more so than the Jedi code that uses “there is no—-” as that just…doesn’t feel right to me. It’s like the Jedi are utterly disregarding parts of the universe they don’t like or want to have to deal with. As for the Sith Code, it just…feels better to me, though it’s as much Sekhmet’s influence than anything else. She is the goddess of war, and it just makes sense that she’d identify with a code that feels (to me at least) rooted in the warrior’s path. I was talking with a friend yesterday and they commented on how passion can be rooted in positive emotions just as much as negative ones, and their own words “so then you can be passionately joyful”. And we’d just go around happily doing as Sith do. So, you know, we’d both be pretty happy Sith, with bright smiles and a lack of anger that would utterly confuse both Jedi and Sith alike. But that’s just how we are. And for me at least, my smiles and outright happiness belie the depression and anxiety beneath, so they could very well function as fear and anger, I guess.