oopsiedoop
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this could fit in to several of these forums, so i just put it here, the most general one i guess.
http://www.dailyom.com/articles/2011/30293.html
personally, i never understood this "if you love yourself, others will follow" thing. i like a lot of things about myself. in fact, i seek those qualities in others. so what am i doing wrong? why can't i find others who have those qualities, seek them in others, and find them in me? that's one part of the question.
the other is how far is this thinking supposed to go? am i supposed to find the same kind of completeness alone than i do with someone else? how could that even be possible? someone else always adds something -- sometimes negative, sometimes positive. but how could it possibly be exactly the same as being alone? and is it supposed to be? then what's the point? no, it's always going to either enhance or detract from that experience. what's wrong with feeling like you want that enhancement that can ONLY come from someone ADDING to your experience, and doesn't it follow that you will suffer its lack if you don't have it? yeah, being alone is a very interesting and worthwhile experience, but not the only interesting and worthwhile one, for god's sake. so i'm logically going to feel a lack if it's the only one i've got.
http://www.dailyom.com/articles/2011/30293.html
personally, i never understood this "if you love yourself, others will follow" thing. i like a lot of things about myself. in fact, i seek those qualities in others. so what am i doing wrong? why can't i find others who have those qualities, seek them in others, and find them in me? that's one part of the question.
the other is how far is this thinking supposed to go? am i supposed to find the same kind of completeness alone than i do with someone else? how could that even be possible? someone else always adds something -- sometimes negative, sometimes positive. but how could it possibly be exactly the same as being alone? and is it supposed to be? then what's the point? no, it's always going to either enhance or detract from that experience. what's wrong with feeling like you want that enhancement that can ONLY come from someone ADDING to your experience, and doesn't it follow that you will suffer its lack if you don't have it? yeah, being alone is a very interesting and worthwhile experience, but not the only interesting and worthwhile one, for god's sake. so i'm logically going to feel a lack if it's the only one i've got.