LOA and CA ...
I went through that things a while ago when LS posted abt the same. The missing part is that how can one person with a certain constrained set of character traits force himself to think positive about a situation which cannot be thought as positive?
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dammit! i wanted to score 300th
::le sigh:: those were the dxp days...
::le sigh:: those were the dxp days...
Shakas a little board whore lately,lol.
haha! I got it. Those were the days.
*le sigh*
*le sigh*
I just might have to test that claim one day shaka 
""Shakas a little board whore lately,lol.""
lately? Call him Captain Hoebag.
lately? Call him Captain Hoebag.
He's flirting every where I turn.
A lot of what you wrote is very unclear.
But what I mean when I say that love is enough to sustain a relationship is that two people who are in love are considerate of one another, their emotions, desires, dreams and ambitions, likes and dislikes....and yes, even the bedroom is part of that - I think ideally the more you love someone the more you enjoy even just that feeling of being so close and intimate.
There are many facets of a relationship, many things that go into it. But I believe in soulmates and that people are destined to meet. As imitationoflife said you can love someone and it won't work out - that's because it wasn't meant to. The idea that your soulmate is the only one you'll ever love is ridiculous... you'll likely love at least once before you find your soulmate. Few people get that lucky on the first try..... Whatever "expectations" you have of a relationship will likely be met because what you're looking for all along is the "one" whether you know it or not. That's not to say once you find them it will be "easy", nothing rteally ever is...in fact it will probably be the most difficult experience of your entire life.... but no matter how difficult it may be, for the right person it will be worth it. That's what makes all the difference.
But what I mean when I say that love is enough to sustain a relationship is that two people who are in love are considerate of one another, their emotions, desires, dreams and ambitions, likes and dislikes....and yes, even the bedroom is part of that - I think ideally the more you love someone the more you enjoy even just that feeling of being so close and intimate.
There are many facets of a relationship, many things that go into it. But I believe in soulmates and that people are destined to meet. As imitationoflife said you can love someone and it won't work out - that's because it wasn't meant to. The idea that your soulmate is the only one you'll ever love is ridiculous... you'll likely love at least once before you find your soulmate. Few people get that lucky on the first try..... Whatever "expectations" you have of a relationship will likely be met because what you're looking for all along is the "one" whether you know it or not. That's not to say once you find them it will be "easy", nothing rteally ever is...in fact it will probably be the most difficult experience of your entire life.... but no matter how difficult it may be, for the right person it will be worth it. That's what makes all the difference.
""I just might have to test that claim one day shaka""
and help yourself to syphilis? the man's a hoe-in-a-box.
and help yourself to syphilis? the man's a hoe-in-a-box.
""AND NOW GO THE HECK BACK TO WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""
okay, ok. si, papi.
okay, ok. si, papi.
Not necessarily with him notos.
Does that mean you and your offspring have syphilis?
Does that mean you and your offspring have syphilis?