I know I’ve been saying this for so long I feel like I’m missing a point. There is a reason why it is so popular to use the apple as a substitute for the pear. The apple is a symbol of self-sufficiency, and that’s where it stands. In the past when I made a mistake, I would always put it on the shelf or the bathroom or even the kitchen sink to remind myself that it was a mistake.
I think we could all use a reminder that we are no longer dependent on our own selves, and that we are not allowed to think in terms of “it”. In other words, we are allowed to think in terms of “you”, and for that we get the apple. Apple is also a symbol of the fruit, so apple is a symbol of self-confidence. Its also a symbol of the tree, so apple is a symbol of the life.
Apple is a symbol of confidence, of being willing to trust our own abilities. We can’t always trust our own reactions, our own feelings, our own feelings, our own feelings. Sometimes we have to rely on the reactions of others, and in that case it’s important to remind ourselves of the apple.
Apple is a symbol of self-confidence, of being willing to trust our own abilities. We cant always trust our own reactions, our own feelings, our own feelings, our own feelings. Sometimes we have to rely on the reactions of others, and in that case its important to remind ourselves of the apple.
And if we can’t trust ourselves, we’re never going to be able to trust ourselves. If we’re not willing to trust ourselves, we’re not going to be able to trust ourselves. And if we’re not willing to trust ourselves, then we’re not going to be able to trust ourselves.
As we all know, the apple that represents the self is the first thing we see when we pick up a new object. It represents our most private thoughts, our most private feelings, and our most private thoughts. We are its guardians, guardians of the apple. We have to let go of the apple when we come to realize that it is not, in fact, the apple that we were so certain it was.
That’s the point of the apple. It’s a symbol of our self-awareness (and therefore our self-trust). The apple is also an interesting metaphor for the relationship between love and loss. When we are in love, we are not the apple. We remain the apple. When we lose our apple, we lose the person we were always meant to be with.
The apple is not a symbol of our self-image. Whether we feel it or not, we are the apple. If we look at another person’s skin, we can see a bit of the apple in their eyes. And if we do not look in their eyes, we will see the apple in their face.
The apple is not a symbol of our self-image. We may not feel it, but we can feel it now.
Apple is a metaphor, but it isn’t a metaphor for self-image. It’s a metaphor for the way things work in our world. We are the apple in the universe. We might not feel it, but we can feel it now.
