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 Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 3:52 pm
okay. I kinda learned the hard way that you shouldn't date a guy thats a lot older than you are but at least your sister knows him. Just be sure to not ignore red flags too.... Thats cool that you have a boyfriend though... I just found out that this guy I really like just got back together with his ex girlfriend. I'm okay with it though cuz at least I didn't embarrass myself by saying "I like you" and have him not like me back. I was going to on friday but then I never got the chance to tell him because I never found the right moment... lol. I guess things work out for the best. Good luck to you!
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Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 5:11 pm
Okay, I'm going to tell a story.. I don't know what I want right now. I thought we were going out, but it just didn't work out in anyway. I can't see myself with him, I know this sounds really rude or whatever the case. I'm having my depressed moments, right now. I don't like this. I talked to the one that I pretty much have seen in the last two days, yes, we weren't true.. I thought we were, but we weren't. I told him I still had feelings for a friend of mine, and it will not go away until the day I actually get with that person. I can't be into something I don't enjoy, I can only see that guy as a friend. I was giddy from my current comments because I thought it was something I desired, but it wasn't. I can't be happy. I'm indecisive..
I sound like a c**t right now. The age deal got to my head, let alone many other things. I cannot stand this.
I'm going to delete my previous comments so I don't have to look at them again.
But to get this s**t off my mind I'm going to go see Gwar and 3 Inches of Blood. I hope there's an understanding..
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Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:31 pm
woah.... okay.. well, whats the complecation with getting the one person you really want to be with? I hope you get them soon
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Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:28 pm
It's funny to be able to say I know exactly what you mean yet completely disagree with what you're saying at the same time.
I'm overly apathetic at times myself, I know what it's like to know what I would want, but lack the emotional tie to that decision. Still, in the end life isn't meant to be taken so seriously; we're supposed to have fun, screw up, make mistakes and regret things. If we aren't regretting anything than we aren't really living. The only way for a human not to make a mistake is to do the same thing, over, and over, and over again, and thats just like being a machine.
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 8:31 am
sherwood1986 It's funny to be able to say I know exactly what you mean yet completely disagree with what you're saying at the same time. I'm overly apathetic at times myself, I know what it's like to know what I would want, but lack the emotional tie to that decision. Still, in the end life isn't meant to be taken so seriously; we're supposed to have fun, screw up, make mistakes and regret things. If we aren't regretting anything than we aren't really living. The only way for a human not to make a mistake is to do the same thing, over, and over, and over again, and thats just like being a machine.
1) Never learn and continually make mistakes.
2) Actually DO regret making the mistake and then LABEL it as "learning from it."
Dammit all, if you don't feel bad for making a mistake, you're doing something either untrue to yourself or lying.
And no one likes either. mad
I regret mistakes, but I do learn from them.
Right now, my own personal life is in a big mess.
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 10:50 pm
I'm going to make you regret crossing me sukka
srsly tho: I don't mean "no regrets", or even "forget about it". But really, why feel bad about things more than we have to. Realize what happened, admit the mistake, apologize if need be, get things back together, and just get on with life.
Not saying life can't suck either, it can be a real pain in the a**... but for the most part it is all we definitely have in this world, why waste it feeling like junk?
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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 6:31 am
sherwood1986 I'm going to make you regret crossing me sukka srsly tho: I don't mean "no regrets", or even "forget about it". But really, why feel bad about things more than we have to. Realize what happened, admit the mistake, apologize if need be, get things back together, and just get on with life. Not saying life can't suck either, it can be a real pain in the a**... but for the most part it is all we definitely have in this world, why waste it feeling like junk?
But it's not as easy as that.
s**t, I do wish it was, though.
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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 2:47 pm
Love Is Destructive sherwood1986 It's funny to be able to say I know exactly what you mean yet completely disagree with what you're saying at the same time. I'm overly apathetic at times myself, I know what it's like to know what I would want, but lack the emotional tie to that decision. Still, in the end life isn't meant to be taken so seriously; we're supposed to have fun, screw up, make mistakes and regret things. If we aren't regretting anything than we aren't really living. The only way for a human not to make a mistake is to do the same thing, over, and over, and over again, and thats just like being a machine.
1) Never learn and continually make mistakes.
2) Actually DO regret making the mistake and then LABEL it as "learning from it."
Dammit all, if you don't feel bad for making a mistake, you're doing something either untrue to yourself or lying.
And no one likes either. mad
I regret mistakes, but I do learn from them.
Right now, my own personal life is in a big mess.I say "no regrets" all the time, and I live by it often. It's not meant as "don't learn from your mistakes," it's meant more as "don't dwell on the past." I also take the meaning as "don't regret NOT doing something later, and live your life in the now." Anyways. Drama sucks. Good luck with it all Aldornia.
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 3:02 am
LAI LAI HEI Love Is Destructive sherwood1986 It's funny to be able to say I know exactly what you mean yet completely disagree with what you're saying at the same time. I'm overly apathetic at times myself, I know what it's like to know what I would want, but lack the emotional tie to that decision. Still, in the end life isn't meant to be taken so seriously; we're supposed to have fun, screw up, make mistakes and regret things. If we aren't regretting anything than we aren't really living. The only way for a human not to make a mistake is to do the same thing, over, and over, and over again, and thats just like being a machine.
1) Never learn and continually make mistakes.
2) Actually DO regret making the mistake and then LABEL it as "learning from it."
Dammit all, if you don't feel bad for making a mistake, you're doing something either untrue to yourself or lying.
And no one likes either. mad
I regret mistakes, but I do learn from them.
Right now, my own personal life is in a big mess.I say "no regrets" all the time, and I live by it often. It's not meant as "don't learn from your mistakes," it's meant more as "don't dwell on the past." I also take the meaning as "don't regret NOT doing something later, and live your life in the now." Anyways. Drama sucks. Good luck with it all Aldornia.
Two words is never enough to correctly define an entire meaning.
Too easy to misinterpret, IMO.
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:25 am
I find two words can be very effective at getting a point across.
for example: ******** off, fat kid, hot dog, up yours, dumb a**, and screw you.
all of them fine examples of two words that paint a picture worth a thousand more.
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 12:10 pm
true that. I like that. why regret things that happened in the past when theres no way to go back and make things right....
I have a friend that was going to his girlfriends house because she was upset and then when he got onto her street, a dog jumped out infront of his car and he didn't have a chance to stop and he ran over the dog and killed it.... it turned out to be her dog....
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 3:28 pm
Love Is Destructive My point being that "no regrets" is simply not enough. xd
Two words is never enough to correctly define an entire meaning.
Too easy to misinterpret, IMO. I guess. But it's not a detailed explanation, it's just a motto. I guess it can be interpreted differently depending on the person's own beliefs. No right or wrong way to take it. gakihime true that. I like that. why regret things that happened in the past when theres no way to go back and make things right.... I have a friend that was going to his girlfriends house because she was upset and then when he got onto her street, a dog jumped out infront of his car and he didn't have a chance to stop and he ran over the dog and killed it.... it turned out to be her dog.... o__o Well that sucks.
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 5:25 pm
sherwood1986 I find two words can be very effective at getting a point across. for example: ******** off, fat kid, hot dog, up yours, dumb a**, and screw you. all of them fine examples of two words that paint a picture worth a thousand more.
Notice how "hot dog" is a noun and so is "dumb a**" and the rest is strictly insults. xd
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Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 9:01 pm
Love Is Destructive sherwood1986 I find two words can be very effective at getting a point across. for example: ******** off, fat kid, hot dog, up yours, dumb a**, and screw you. all of them fine examples of two words that paint a picture worth a thousand more.
Notice how "hot dog" is a noun and so is "dumb a**" and the rest is strictly insults. xd ....the rest are strictly insults. Dumb a**. xd
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Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 9:07 pm
Graveland Love Is Destructive sherwood1986 I find two words can be very effective at getting a point across. for example: ******** off, fat kid, hot dog, up yours, dumb a**, and screw you. all of them fine examples of two words that paint a picture worth a thousand more.
Notice how "hot dog" is a noun and so is "dumb a**" and the rest is strictly insults. xd ....the rest are strictly insults. Dumb a**. xd I don't know, I find "fat kid" pretty descriptive
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