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It's all so tiresome.
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LadyF already made good points and I can only agree with what she said.
But I won't let you get away with misquoting me.
No, that isn't my point of view.
I quote: "It some point the shallow premise that something good may happen is just not worth the trouble anymore." That's not the same as what you said up there.
If you want to twist that around till it suits your argument, it's on you. I know what I said.
This thread is clearly about romantic love.
We were talking about romantic love, therefore I was also referring to romantic company. I won't debate human nature here.
But since you are trying so hard to prove your point and since you want to make it personal, I'll answer. Do I actively seek human company? Rarely. I've been pretty much a loner for a long time now and I'm figuring out most problems out on my own. Prolonged human interaction drains me.
Does that prove your point? Nope. There are people which are greater hardcore loners who lack all desire for human company. They put themselves through it if they have to, but they don't need it. They won't suffer because of the withdrawal. I've met some when I was on another forum which was specifically targeted at loners.
I never said I know what is fit for everyone.
This debate is over.
But I won't let you get away with misquoting me.
PenDragon said:Nothing good will come up that's your point of view...
No, that isn't my point of view.
I quote: "It some point the shallow premise that something good may happen is just not worth the trouble anymore." That's not the same as what you said up there.
If you want to twist that around till it suits your argument, it's on you. I know what I said.
PenDragon said:That's why It was edited felt like adding it cause everytime I say love people start jumping on me all over again.
This thread is clearly about romantic love.
PenDragon said:Human nature, proven many times not once, Human is social animal that's what I have known If you're gonna prove some other thing then please sure do that. Tell me, do you not have company? Not even for a second? Do you not talk with anyone? I can understand you're not "craving" for love thing but don't you seek company? Don't you want someone who can listen you when you talk? Don't you need that?
We were talking about romantic love, therefore I was also referring to romantic company. I won't debate human nature here.
But since you are trying so hard to prove your point and since you want to make it personal, I'll answer. Do I actively seek human company? Rarely. I've been pretty much a loner for a long time now and I'm figuring out most problems out on my own. Prolonged human interaction drains me.
Does that prove your point? Nope. There are people which are greater hardcore loners who lack all desire for human company. They put themselves through it if they have to, but they don't need it. They won't suffer because of the withdrawal. I've met some when I was on another forum which was specifically targeted at loners.
PenDragon said:Same can be said about your way too, you don't want to look it's your choice and i want to look that's my choice too, doesn't go for every single one. How can you know what is fit and what's not fit for everyone? Thing which is fit for you might be not fitting for some other.
I never said I know what is fit for everyone.
This debate is over.