Long-Distance with a Libra
Garfieldro...
how do i polay these games you say?
how do i keep him interested?
gimme examples.
how do i polay these games you say?
how do i keep him interested?
gimme examples.
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I saw this statement in Wikipedia.com
"In terms of geography Scorpio is linked with Egypt, Syria, Algeria, and Morocco."
It cought my attention since i am from Syria,but what this really mean?it`s first time i know that there are some Geographics aspect for signs.
"In terms of geography Scorpio is linked with Egypt, Syria, Algeria, and Morocco."
It cought my attention since i am from Syria,but what this really mean?it`s first time i know that there are some Geographics aspect for signs.
"But, trust me on this . . I am over her"
And, yet, whole threads are created on the behalf of your feelings towards her, what happened. A person can SAY anything, B, you know that.
Which person broke up with whom, isn't relevant . .
You're still "thinking" about this Pisces girl and how much it hurt, if not, you wouldn't be allowing piscesgrl to mimic, "high impressionability, and people pleasing tendency", on the behalf of your feelings.
That about that Branh, IF you are over her, and IF you have moved on, the why are you in here letting somebody be all, "ah, poor baby". If you seek pity, how then can you make the claim that a Pisces is highly impressionable IF you are the one doing it?
Kind of like a man calling a woman a whore because she slept with him. Well, he's the one who fucked her, so he's the one making her a whore. Same principal.
You're in here gettting all kinds of pity strokes for a person you have gotten over and have no feelings for. Could you look like a bigger fool, if you tried?
Amazing thing, those "feelings", they make asses out of all of us, because they take over our better judgement.
And, yet, whole threads are created on the behalf of your feelings towards her, what happened. A person can SAY anything, B, you know that.
Which person broke up with whom, isn't relevant . .
You're still "thinking" about this Pisces girl and how much it hurt, if not, you wouldn't be allowing piscesgrl to mimic, "high impressionability, and people pleasing tendency", on the behalf of your feelings.
That about that Branh, IF you are over her, and IF you have moved on, the why are you in here letting somebody be all, "ah, poor baby". If you seek pity, how then can you make the claim that a Pisces is highly impressionable IF you are the one doing it?
Kind of like a man calling a woman a whore because she slept with him. Well, he's the one who fucked her, so he's the one making her a whore. Same principal.
You're in here gettting all kinds of pity strokes for a person you have gotten over and have no feelings for. Could you look like a bigger fool, if you tried?
Amazing thing, those "feelings", they make asses out of all of us, because they take over our better judgement.
Signs are associated with countries and cities as well. US is cancer I guess.
ARIES- England, Germany, Poland, Palestine, Israel, Lithuania...
Scorpio -Bavaria, Norway, Morocco, Queensland, Korea, Syria, the Transvaal...
ARIES- England, Germany, Poland, Palestine, Israel, Lithuania...
Scorpio -Bavaria, Norway, Morocco, Queensland, Korea, Syria, the Transvaal...
Are you talking to Pisces, specifically, or just anybody?
For some reason, it appears to me as though people have images in thier head about the ideal "partner" and "relationship", which is ok, so long as it's not expected with each new person. And that appears to be a problem . . there is no perfect person, or relationship . . only in the imagination of the brain.
So, you meet someone, they don't fit into your exaggerated and unreasonable expectations, so you begin on trying to change the person into your "Knight in Shining Armor". That person is a fantasy, s/he doesn't exist. So, instead of coming to reality and comprehending that there isn't ANYBODY on this planet who is going to be ideal for you, you just quit relating with them long before it's ever had a chance to succeed.
It's all in our heads, Haffo . . nobody is perfect, so why make out our imaginary "soul mate" to be?
Yes, the self pity . . what a disgrace. Even ones who think they are strong, fall flat on their face . . "Oh, poor me . . look what she did to me. And I tried, I really did. I did everything humanly possible and it just wasn't enough. Ohhhhh, it hurts so bad . . blah, blah, blah . . " Fact is, she couldn't fit the expectation inside the head of what you feel is the ideal person . . then bitch about it, when it's your fault because you expected her to somebody else, instead of who she is.
I know, Haffo . . I don't get it either.
For some reason, it appears to me as though people have images in thier head about the ideal "partner" and "relationship", which is ok, so long as it's not expected with each new person. And that appears to be a problem . . there is no perfect person, or relationship . . only in the imagination of the brain.
So, you meet someone, they don't fit into your exaggerated and unreasonable expectations, so you begin on trying to change the person into your "Knight in Shining Armor". That person is a fantasy, s/he doesn't exist. So, instead of coming to reality and comprehending that there isn't ANYBODY on this planet who is going to be ideal for you, you just quit relating with them long before it's ever had a chance to succeed.
It's all in our heads, Haffo . . nobody is perfect, so why make out our imaginary "soul mate" to be?
Yes, the self pity . . what a disgrace. Even ones who think they are strong, fall flat on their face . . "Oh, poor me . . look what she did to me. And I tried, I really did. I did everything humanly possible and it just wasn't enough. Ohhhhh, it hurts so bad . . blah, blah, blah . . " Fact is, she couldn't fit the expectation inside the head of what you feel is the ideal person . . then bitch about it, when it's your fault because you expected her to somebody else, instead of who she is.
I know, Haffo . . I don't get it either.
the grass is always greener on the other side when you imagine yourself in a relationship with another person.
sarahvaughn, you've dreamed of being with this other person for thirty years.
but, imagine what it would be like if you actually married him from the start!
marrying and being friends are two different things.
sarahvaughn, you've dreamed of being with this other person for thirty years.
but, imagine what it would be like if you actually married him from the start!
marrying and being friends are two different things.
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regards,
crimsonsabre
regards,
crimsonsabre
top 3 snes games???
1. donkey kong country 2
2. tales of phantasia
3. chrono trigger
1. donkey kong country 2
2. tales of phantasia
3. chrono trigger
try playing tales of phantasia. it's one of the best rpgs i've ever played. the story, graphics, sound and gameplay are superb
stealth games aren't my type.
metal gear > splinter cell
metal gear > splinter cell
DB,
There are a lot of people out there like that. My son, for one, would be a person who would focus on the act of getting justice . . he's Scorpio. Everyone just works differently.
To me, I don't really see what is gained, as far as the victim is concerned. Hypothetically: If someone killed your brother, and you sought the justice of his murderer getting the death penalty . . to whom is reaping the reward of this justice? Your brother? He's dead.
Certainly, I can understand how people have these emotions, but, it isn't "justice" if the victim is dead, for only the VICTIM is allowed the reward of justice. So, if it's another person, other than the victim who's seeking the death penalty, that is "revenge".
"what about those that have the urge to 'act'"
Then, maybe some control over urges would be in order. If a person has the urge to act, and can't find resolution until an act has been made, then those are dangerous people because if they can't control their urges, then they are likely to act on anything that gets them riled. For someone to seek out revenge, or "justice" as you call it, because they have "urges", is really a personal problem that needs tending to and has nothing to do with the crime.
Uncontrolled urges can be deadly, that needs to be addressed within the individual. Maybe the murderer himself, the one who killed your brother in that scenerio, had urges to act on . . what's the difference between his urges and yours?
See what I mean?
I'm just not one prone to be out-of-control of my urges. My thought processing is logic based. I would reason the situation out, rather than just plow forward with full speed until I'm satisfied and call it "justice". I would be more prone to try and find an answer . . maybe the murderer was mentally ill, maybe my brother did something horrendous to him and the murderer was actually seeking revenge that was justified in his head, maybe my brother was ill and didn't have the guts to kill himself and this man was doing what my brother asked of him by putting him out of his misery . . there are all kinds of possibilities as to why this happened . . and my mind would be focused on being rational, rather than, irrational.
But, that's just me. I realize others aren't so controlled.
There are a lot of people out there like that. My son, for one, would be a person who would focus on the act of getting justice . . he's Scorpio. Everyone just works differently.
To me, I don't really see what is gained, as far as the victim is concerned. Hypothetically: If someone killed your brother, and you sought the justice of his murderer getting the death penalty . . to whom is reaping the reward of this justice? Your brother? He's dead.
Certainly, I can understand how people have these emotions, but, it isn't "justice" if the victim is dead, for only the VICTIM is allowed the reward of justice. So, if it's another person, other than the victim who's seeking the death penalty, that is "revenge".
"what about those that have the urge to 'act'"
Then, maybe some control over urges would be in order. If a person has the urge to act, and can't find resolution until an act has been made, then those are dangerous people because if they can't control their urges, then they are likely to act on anything that gets them riled. For someone to seek out revenge, or "justice" as you call it, because they have "urges", is really a personal problem that needs tending to and has nothing to do with the crime.
Uncontrolled urges can be deadly, that needs to be addressed within the individual. Maybe the murderer himself, the one who killed your brother in that scenerio, had urges to act on . . what's the difference between his urges and yours?
See what I mean?
I'm just not one prone to be out-of-control of my urges. My thought processing is logic based. I would reason the situation out, rather than just plow forward with full speed until I'm satisfied and call it "justice". I would be more prone to try and find an answer . . maybe the murderer was mentally ill, maybe my brother did something horrendous to him and the murderer was actually seeking revenge that was justified in his head, maybe my brother was ill and didn't have the guts to kill himself and this man was doing what my brother asked of him by putting him out of his misery . . there are all kinds of possibilities as to why this happened . . and my mind would be focused on being rational, rather than, irrational.
But, that's just me. I realize others aren't so controlled.