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Tesseract_Witch

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  1. What do you perceive the "simple life" to be, Dako? And as for harming people, it can easily be achieved (not using "achieved" as if it is an accomplishement) with or without the help of another...trust me.
  2. I would be greatful I wouldn't have to sit and wonder about it--if I was concerned; I am not--but if someone should portend it, I would be satisfied. You live your life because you are you--not anyone else! Why worry about living one life with someone else--the two lives entwine, after all--if you were meant to have any other life, wouldn't you have just been born someone else?
  3. I have heard that countless times before, but I bring up the debate, as a sort of digression from the post (sorry): is it so that you can ever know all sides of something, even once you have been within the box, not simply scrutinizing the superficial layers? Even if you are involved in something, can you ever really understand it?
  4. I hadn't realized "snobbery" was a word! I come accross many odd words that sound totally wrong, but are in fact English. For example, I always mocked the way "erroneous" sounded. XD
  5. I think she wants to know who figures out who is interested or not first; guy or girl...?
  6. Ailec, Sigmand Freud, as you know, was very considerate about the subconscious mind; his book should help you out.
  7. I had thought, if you spoke long enough--or if he is just a bold guy; perhaps even locquacious--he would tell you both of these things.
  8. Oh, but one counteract to my idea is my friend's aol journal entry; check out "there is no such thing as freedom, only the allowance of a larger cage." link removed [/url]
  9. You would actually WANT to be ignorant?! Sorry, but I have been shrouded in the thick cloud of ignorance for my entire life--and I yearn to escape it, every night and day. If you have to choose suffering or bliss---suffer and know why, for there is, in my opinion, nothing worse than not knowing.
  10. I think love does conquer all: all senses, all reason...
  11. I am one that has dealt with many "I have to move on" circumstances--all of these, I have not regretted allowing the other person to move on with his or her own life, and I with mine. You have an entire life--why take so much effort to save one aspect of it you will easily regret ever putting forth the strain in the end. As many have already advocated, this guy is not worth it--regardless as to how much you love him, your love will not change who or what he is; only he can do that. And as for "starting afresh," unless there is a reset button to life, it's out of the question.
  12. Unless it is a line that can sound casual and cool; not totally "robotic," as if it were scripted, as many pointed out, but something like a joke or riddle--would be impressive, I think!
  13. I have to keep rereading, rethinking. Thank you, all of you! But do not stop, tell me more--I want only to learn.
  14. I never intended to make myself agree or to lash out at an ideal I did not agree with--but anytime I did happen to comment on any idea someone questioned me about, I suppose I answered in the wrong text. If you will look at the "Tell us Your Reasons to Stay," you will find I have inadvertadly caused all kinds of hell.
  15. Why would he need medication for ranting? I have no knowledge of your backround, Suesser; however, with the information you displayed here, is there any reason you need medication?
  16. I think you are the victim of the idiotic stereotype. We are ALL made victims of it, at some point in our lives. I think the only way to "cure" the select few is to actually cure anyone and everyone else--for those who pick on you need to be "fixed."
  17. I have wronged many people in my life, often without realizing how "brutally honest" I am being. I have tried many times over to pick my words carefully--and yet, I still manage to be far too metaphorical or otherwise morbid or even "insensitive." I don't intend it, I assure you. But I am desperate to change. Can you all tolerate me enough to give me a shot at being a better person?
  18. I have heard a mileau of cases of relationships as what is described as so intimate, it is a matter of "soulmates." But I wonder: if your soulmate is someone you relate to--or that is my understanding of it, then are your "soulmates" not your most intimate friends? Are they necessarily "lovers" in the sense of marriage or other permanent, "divine" bondage?
  19. Isn't this just a person that is, in a sense, your dopplegaenger?
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