Comments by "christine paris" (@christineparis5607) on "Did William Shakespeare Actually Exist?" video.

  1. It's useful NOW. Understanding that the mess of human relationships has been around forever, that life is both beautiful and ironically ugly, gives you a balanced understanding of humanity. No matter what, someone else has felt it too. What you do with that knowledge is to show understanding and compassion to people around you, which will automatically make you well liked and comfortable to be around, reading Shakespeare gives you a huge vocabulary and the ability to talk to anyone about anything...just think how you would apply what you've learned to your life today, and you'll have adventures forever, because it will attract adventurous people to you.
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  2.  @RayGonz787  I am a native English speaker, and I did not understand it AT ALL when I was young! My dad was Irish and French, he had a natural flair for showing off, and was anxious that we love literature. Luckily, he often read aloud to us, then explained the parts we did not understand. My mother, who was Native American Indian and creole, thought he was ridiculous, what you REALLY needed in life, according to her, was the heart of a warrior, a fighter, and an ability to disseminate so that no one ever knows what you are really thinking or plan to do. Very different from Shakespeare's "heart on his sleeve" emotions!! I took both lessons to heart...they have served me well, but made me unpredictable...my advice is, to take advice from every source and do what you want!😀
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  3. My whole family is dead, but thanks for reminding me so you could pat yourself on the back as a virtuous christian....
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