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what do you think the problem is? What do you think needs to change before your situation can change?
jjam said:what do you think the problem is? What do you think needs to change before your situation can change?
Bluey said:Actually the middle of that was very well put I thought and not at all cynical.
jjam said:what do you think the problem is? What do you think needs to change before your situation can change?
zraskolnikov said:I'm gonna preface this by saying I'm a cynical *******, so feel free to disregard whatever I say.
In my experience (and this was true for me before I became a cynical *******) people like to put love up on a pedestal. They like to think of it as a kind of sheer joy that fills up your soul, as if your heart was laughing.
This is what keeps people from finding it. They're convinced it will happen all at once, as though they meet someone and they have to constantly search for some kind of connection. Most of these people will find nothing.
Love creeps up on you, and grabs you in its grips before you know it. If you're waiting for it, it will not show. You have to go forth assuming it will come eventually but never expecting it to come on time, because if you expect it, you'll usually force yourself into a relationship that will burn out quickly. Love is that evanescent, perfectly bloomed rose; you cannot will it to grow- you must chance upon the right weather.
In other words, fresia as much people as you can without intentions and sooner or later you should fall for someone. (I told you I was a cynical *******.)
JustLost said:I don't know about any of the rest of you, but if I stop thinking about finding love it just ends up passing me by. I stopped thinking about it for many, many years and I ended up here, lonely and pissed off.
Love does not find me...I have to look for it. That's nice that the rest of you can just sit and let it come to you. I wish I had that option, but a few of us actually have to try a little harder when we want something in our life that matters.
This isn't a fairy tale where everything works out perfectly in the end, regardless of what we do...at least for me. Nothing good in my life has ever just fallen from the sky and into my lap...NOTHING...
Don't live your life thinking things will get better without your participation. I am living proof to the fact that it doesn't work that way. Please don't make my mistakes.
zraskolnikov said:this, coming from the man who calls online dating a waste of time.
zraskolnikov said:your advice is sound. start following it.
JustLost said:I am. What's your excuse?
zraskolnikov said:JustLost said:I am. What's your excuse?
My excuse for...what, exactly?
Naleena said:Hi JustLost,
I tried online dating, too. I went out with loads of guys...lol I guess it's just another tool to get to know people you might otherwise not meet. It gives you more options. I, for the most, part enjoyed it
Naleena said:It does have it's draw backs. Some of them just want to jump in your pants...lol It does make for an awkward first date. Then some of them want to kiss you on the mouth.
Naleena said:Maybe we should have a thread on "dates gone wrong"...lol What do you think?
OMG ROFLMAO!! I couldn't have said it any better!!!!!!!! Does that make a cynical ******* too??zraskolnikov said:I'm gonna preface this by saying I'm a cynical *******, so feel free to disregard whatever I say.
In my experience (and this was true for me before I became a cynical *******) people like to put love up on a pedestal. They like to think of it as a kind of sheer joy that fills up your soul, as if your heart was laughing.
This is what keeps people from finding it. They're convinced it will happen all at once, as though they meet someone and they have to constantly search for some kind of connection. Most of these people will find nothing.
Love creeps up on you, and grabs you in its grips before you know it. If you're waiting for it, it will not show. You have to go forth assuming it will come eventually but never expecting it to come on time, because if you expect it, you'll usually force yourself into a relationship that will burn out quickly. Love is that evanescent, perfectly bloomed rose; you cannot will it to grow- you must chance upon the right weather.
In other words, fresia as much people as you can without intentions and sooner or later you should fall for someone. (I told you I was a cynical *******.)
JustLost said:jjam said:what do you think the problem is? What do you think needs to change before your situation can change?
Well, apparently I need to change into a fat beer swilling idiot with a John Deere hat, an obsession with football and a tendency to drool on myself to gain any attention from the women in my local area.
Based on my observations, the women around me are turned off by men who use proper grammar, stay in shape and actually care about the well being of their partner.
So, I guess I'll just knock a couple of my teeth out, gain a hundred pounds and become a misogynist son of a *****. That should please the ladies. Now if you'll excuse me I have naked lady mud flaps and a wife beater to purchase.
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