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Posted by tiziani
I also noticed with the film it's outstanding how it doesn't actually look that outdated, clothes-wise. The 90s are really back nowadays in terms of fashion and people looking austere again.
Free will is an interesting point to bring up Curious. Do you think if someone remained conscious that it was their choice and didn't lose sight of that, that would help them to make the right decision?
Posted by leoliza
Does anyone wanna Skype..ever?
It will be really weird. fyi..
Posted by VeryAstuteAriesPosted by shricPosted by VeryAstuteAries
>know each other from almost 5 years
>live in different continents
>met only once
>obsessed
You need to go out and meet new people she probably had tons of guys throughout that time lol.
Ah mate it's kinda hard to explain. She just inevitably conjures up multiple times during a day in my head. Other girls look kinda dull if I compare them to her. It's gonna take me a long time to get over her. Well working on it.
Lmao you fell inlove with someone who you wont ever get, youre such a beta guy, grow the fukc up i did that kind of shiet when i was 14, turn off fucking internet and go out with friends if you have any that would hang out with beta retard like you.click to expand
Posted by TaureanVirgoPosted by bkbella86
good explanation.....how do you become less sensitive tho if it unconcious? the sponge part?
I'll do the best I can here, but I know that it starts with a holistic approach to taking good care of yourself, which involves (and I'm only going to mention a few things in regards to mental/emotional/spiritual health, but care towards your physical health is just as important); regularly meditating...taking time out, cleansing and centering yourself (daily)...Knowing, defining , and loving yourself, thoroughly...Maintaining a healthy environment; keeping a peaceful home/a sanctuary (if home is a mess, find a spot that brings you peace/comfort and try to make it a point to get some time in there), surrounding yourself with people/interests, or doing things you love (passions/hobbies), or things/people that inspire you. I know I have also managed by being able to detach/remove myself emotionally, but that's not necessarily always a good, healthy way to go. Setting healthy boundaries v.s. walling myself off (or compartmentalizing things in excess)...two different things. I've managed the former, but I am still fixing the latter, and fixing that begins with healing within (and the former is an important step in that healing). It's definitely a process. It's not about becoming "less sensitive", but about setting those boundaries; being able to make distinctions between what's yours (thoughts, energy/feelings/emotion, etc.) and what isn't...keeping your self grounded/centered; being able to interact with, care for, and/or assist others (or the world) without becoming an emotional dumping ground for them (daily cleansing/shedding/purging yourself of what isn't yours, and not allowing others to use you like that. It's something that is difficult for me to put into words (esp. as I am still working on this my self), but at any rate I do understand that a lot of this can be a lot easier said than done, as life is messy, but you do what you can. Take baby steps if you have to. I know it's not easy, it really does take a lot of practice and discipline.click to expand
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