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I now realise none of you give a crap about anyone other than yourselves.
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homosh wrote:
> That's my point exactly. I don't have a girlfriend, and I'm not going
> to have one, so I'll never get married.
Just wait until you hit puberty and your wang starts poking things.
> That's my point exactly. I don't have a girlfriend, and I'm not going
> to have one, so I'll never get married.
Just wait until you hit puberty and your wang starts poking things.
Out of interest homish, and you dont have to answer this, but Im curious as to why you dont want to have a girlfriend?
I respect what you and your mom have, and its impossible to compare people emotions towards parents, just because there isnt really a scale as such. Im sure everyone here loves their parents. some more openly than others. Ive never told my mom I love her.
yes homosh. the love of my life, meaning the one person in my life I truly love. Its not just attraction or infatuation because we spend hours every day talking (long distance) just to be in contact.
Its not about being perfect. perfect is such a closed idea that perfection is so uniform its undesireable. Its about what you see as being normal and what really is normal. there are children who do things like hit their moms and get guns just because they think its normal.
Its not that common for parents to put their kid in a orpanage, more likely a foster home,or social services taking the child away because it was mistreated.
where are you btw?
> Which just proves me correct. Friends can lose their love, lovers can
> lose their love, but a mother can never do that.
uh. not really. even though you can unconditionally love your parents you can still unconditionally love a spouse, moreso than your parents. if most people did then they'd live with their parents all their lives instead of a spouse.
I respect what you and your mom have, and its impossible to compare people emotions towards parents, just because there isnt really a scale as such. Im sure everyone here loves their parents. some more openly than others. Ive never told my mom I love her.
yes homosh. the love of my life, meaning the one person in my life I truly love. Its not just attraction or infatuation because we spend hours every day talking (long distance) just to be in contact.
Its not about being perfect. perfect is such a closed idea that perfection is so uniform its undesireable. Its about what you see as being normal and what really is normal. there are children who do things like hit their moms and get guns just because they think its normal.
Its not that common for parents to put their kid in a orpanage, more likely a foster home,or social services taking the child away because it was mistreated.
where are you btw?
> Which just proves me correct. Friends can lose their love, lovers can
> lose their love, but a mother can never do that.
uh. not really. even though you can unconditionally love your parents you can still unconditionally love a spouse, moreso than your parents. if most people did then they'd live with their parents all their lives instead of a spouse.
homosh wrote:
> eye'Aoe wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> Love exists eh? well thats a relief. lol. Id be interested to know
> more about this sceintific proof.
>
> There is no scientific proof.
>
> Actually there is.
>
> *ahem*
>
>
> Prove it then.
Um... But it already had been proven. Why would I go out of my way to reprove something?
Oh yes. Because somebody from a forum told me to. Okay.
> eye'Aoe wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> Love exists eh? well thats a relief. lol. Id be interested to know
> more about this sceintific proof.
>
> There is no scientific proof.
>
> Actually there is.
>
> *ahem*
>
>
> Prove it then.
Um... But it already had been proven. Why would I go out of my way to reprove something?
Oh yes. Because somebody from a forum told me to. Okay.
homosh wrote:
> That's my point exactly. I don't have a girlfriend, and I'm not going
> to have one, so I'll never get married.
Yeah, that's what I used to think when I was 7 too.
> That's my point exactly. I don't have a girlfriend, and I'm not going
> to have one, so I'll never get married.
Yeah, that's what I used to think when I was 7 too.
i give a crap about my mum,my dad,my two sisters,my nan,my grandad,my other nan,my other grandad,my girlfriend and lots more people they are all the people I give a crap about
gaybys wrote:
> You must be a pretty miserable person.
>
> If we just pretend for a minute that you did have a girlfriend and
> that you did decide to get married, you would have more love and
> respect for your mother and your friends than you would for her?
>
> Also, you say that you should be willing to die for your mother and
> your friends...surely your wife/partner IS your friend too? Saying
> otherwise is just stupid.
That's my point exactly. I don't have a girlfriend, and I'm not going to have one, so I'll never get married.
eye'Aoe wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> Love exists eh? well thats a relief. lol. Id be interested to know
> more about this sceintific proof.
>
> There is no scientific proof.
>
> Actually there is.
>
> *ahem*
Prove it then.
Fozz wrote:
> homosh, you remind me of Patrick McGuire, from Patrick Kavanaghs poem
> "the great hunger". Basicly in Ireland in the 40's and
> before what happened was sons wouldnt get married until their mothers
> were dead, cos it was their duty to take care of them. So McGuire
> gave up the life of love and convinced himself he wouldnt need it and
> lived a really sad life, JUST cos his mother was alive.
> [URL]http://www.pgil-eirdata.org/html/pgil_datasets/authors/k/Kavanagh%2CPatrick/xtract.htm[/URL]
> Im afraid thats the only link I could find, and its not paragraphed
> ..at all. lol. oh well.
>
> anyway.
>
> so...loving your partner more than your parents is....screwed up?
> Um...I hope you realise that your situation is pretty unusual. Im not
> saying you shouldnt feel like that..but Im just asking you to give
> all those billions of couples in the world the benefit of the doubt.
> You come across to me as one of a dying breed of sexually repressed
> ...for want of a much better, kinder word, mothers boys. The kind of
> stereotype who cant do anything without asking 'mother' first. I dont
> mean to be harsh, but thats what Im getting.
No, don't get me wrong. You think my mother is one of the mothers who keep bossing their sons.Actually the relationship between us is unique. I know she is wiser than me, so I always ask her for advice myself. sometimes she even asks me what to do when she has problems. It's like friendship multiplied by 10000.
> >Fozz wrote:
> >You canttell me thats not real. thats not dillusion.
>
> >Yes it is.
> wow..... thanks a lot. that really makes me feel incredibly great
> about my love life. Let me rephrase that. you can tell me its a
> dillusion, I just wont listen cos I know the truth.
The love of your life ? Get real.
> >>and if you love your mom more than your dad does that pretty
> screwed up.
>
> >It is typical, that's all.
>
> its typical eh? so how many other people here feel the same way?
Why would I care ? Nobody is perfect. Even me. And even you.
Fozz wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> That's not an excuse. I'll put it in another way: Let's suppose a
> mother had 6 kids, is it a common thing that she would throw away
> the
> stupid ones, and only keep the smart ones ? Even mothers who have
> mentally retarded children still love them.
>
> WHY would a mother do that? thats not an argument. Sometimes parents
> will get abortions and put their kids in orphanages but rarely
That's strange, I have never heard about anything like that, maybe it happens in the U.k, but it never happens here.
> I dont understand why people would do that. There is a strong maternal
> bond with your own bloodline, however sometimes couples feelings
> change over time, or they realise they werent in love after all. You
> can unconditionally love your parents and sibblings, even friends.
> When people are really in love the unconditionally love their spouse
> too.
Which just proves me correct. Friends can lose their love, lovers can lose their love, but a mother can never do that.
> You must be a pretty miserable person.
>
> If we just pretend for a minute that you did have a girlfriend and
> that you did decide to get married, you would have more love and
> respect for your mother and your friends than you would for her?
>
> Also, you say that you should be willing to die for your mother and
> your friends...surely your wife/partner IS your friend too? Saying
> otherwise is just stupid.
That's my point exactly. I don't have a girlfriend, and I'm not going to have one, so I'll never get married.
eye'Aoe wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> Love exists eh? well thats a relief. lol. Id be interested to know
> more about this sceintific proof.
>
> There is no scientific proof.
>
> Actually there is.
>
> *ahem*
Prove it then.
Fozz wrote:
> homosh, you remind me of Patrick McGuire, from Patrick Kavanaghs poem
> "the great hunger". Basicly in Ireland in the 40's and
> before what happened was sons wouldnt get married until their mothers
> were dead, cos it was their duty to take care of them. So McGuire
> gave up the life of love and convinced himself he wouldnt need it and
> lived a really sad life, JUST cos his mother was alive.
> [URL]http://www.pgil-eirdata.org/html/pgil_datasets/authors/k/Kavanagh%2CPatrick/xtract.htm[/URL]
> Im afraid thats the only link I could find, and its not paragraphed
> ..at all. lol. oh well.
>
> anyway.
>
> so...loving your partner more than your parents is....screwed up?
> Um...I hope you realise that your situation is pretty unusual. Im not
> saying you shouldnt feel like that..but Im just asking you to give
> all those billions of couples in the world the benefit of the doubt.
> You come across to me as one of a dying breed of sexually repressed
> ...for want of a much better, kinder word, mothers boys. The kind of
> stereotype who cant do anything without asking 'mother' first. I dont
> mean to be harsh, but thats what Im getting.
No, don't get me wrong. You think my mother is one of the mothers who keep bossing their sons.Actually the relationship between us is unique. I know she is wiser than me, so I always ask her for advice myself. sometimes she even asks me what to do when she has problems. It's like friendship multiplied by 10000.
> >Fozz wrote:
> >You canttell me thats not real. thats not dillusion.
>
> >Yes it is.
> wow..... thanks a lot. that really makes me feel incredibly great
> about my love life. Let me rephrase that. you can tell me its a
> dillusion, I just wont listen cos I know the truth.
The love of your life ? Get real.
> >>and if you love your mom more than your dad does that pretty
> screwed up.
>
> >It is typical, that's all.
>
> its typical eh? so how many other people here feel the same way?
Why would I care ? Nobody is perfect. Even me. And even you.
Fozz wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> That's not an excuse. I'll put it in another way: Let's suppose a
> mother had 6 kids, is it a common thing that she would throw away
> the
> stupid ones, and only keep the smart ones ? Even mothers who have
> mentally retarded children still love them.
>
> WHY would a mother do that? thats not an argument. Sometimes parents
> will get abortions and put their kids in orphanages but rarely
That's strange, I have never heard about anything like that, maybe it happens in the U.k, but it never happens here.
> I dont understand why people would do that. There is a strong maternal
> bond with your own bloodline, however sometimes couples feelings
> change over time, or they realise they werent in love after all. You
> can unconditionally love your parents and sibblings, even friends.
> When people are really in love the unconditionally love their spouse
> too.
Which just proves me correct. Friends can lose their love, lovers can lose their love, but a mother can never do that.
So you're in love thats the crapest info about you edit, And write proper info.
homosh wrote:
> That's not an excuse. I'll put it in another way: Let's suppose a
> mother had 6 kids, is it a common thing that she would throw away the
> stupid ones, and only keep the smart ones ? Even mothers who have
> mentally retarded children still love them.
WHY would a mother do that? thats not an argument. Sometimes parents will get abortions and put their kids in orphanages but rarely. I dont understand why people would do that. There is a strong maternal bond with your own bloodline, however sometimes couples feelings change over time, or they realise they werent in love after all. You can unconditionally love your parents and sibblings, even friends. When people are really in love the unconditionally love their spouse too.
> That's not an excuse. I'll put it in another way: Let's suppose a
> mother had 6 kids, is it a common thing that she would throw away the
> stupid ones, and only keep the smart ones ? Even mothers who have
> mentally retarded children still love them.
WHY would a mother do that? thats not an argument. Sometimes parents will get abortions and put their kids in orphanages but rarely. I dont understand why people would do that. There is a strong maternal bond with your own bloodline, however sometimes couples feelings change over time, or they realise they werent in love after all. You can unconditionally love your parents and sibblings, even friends. When people are really in love the unconditionally love their spouse too.
homosh, you remind me of Patrick McGuire, from Patrick Kavanaghs poem "the great hunger". Basicly in Ireland in the 40's and before what happened was sons wouldnt get married until their mothers were dead, cos it was their duty to take care of them. So McGuire gave up the life of love and convinced himself he wouldnt need it and lived a really sad life, JUST cos his mother was alive.
[URL]http://www.pgil-eirdata.org/html/pgil_datasets/authors/k/Kavanagh%2CPatrick/xtract.htm[/URL] Im afraid thats the only link I could find, and its not paragraphed ..at all. lol. oh well.
anyway.
so...loving your partner more than your parents is....screwed up? Um...I hope you realise that your situation is pretty unusual. Im not saying you shouldnt feel like that..but Im just asking you to give all those billions of couples in the world the benefit of the doubt. You come across to me as one of a dying breed of sexually repressed ...for want of a much better, kinder word, mothers boys. The kind of stereotype who cant do anything without asking 'mother' first. I dont mean to be harsh, but thats what Im getting.
>Fozz wrote:
>> You canttell me thats not real. thats not dillusion.
>Yes it is.
wow..... thanks a lot. that really makes me feel incredibly great about my love life. Let me rephrase that. you can tell me its a dillusion, I just wont listen cos I know the truth.
>>and if you love your mom more than your dad does that pretty screwed up.
>It is typical, that's all.
its typical eh? so how many other people here feel the same way?
[URL]http://www.pgil-eirdata.org/html/pgil_datasets/authors/k/Kavanagh%2CPatrick/xtract.htm[/URL] Im afraid thats the only link I could find, and its not paragraphed ..at all. lol. oh well.
anyway.
so...loving your partner more than your parents is....screwed up? Um...I hope you realise that your situation is pretty unusual. Im not saying you shouldnt feel like that..but Im just asking you to give all those billions of couples in the world the benefit of the doubt. You come across to me as one of a dying breed of sexually repressed ...for want of a much better, kinder word, mothers boys. The kind of stereotype who cant do anything without asking 'mother' first. I dont mean to be harsh, but thats what Im getting.
>Fozz wrote:
>> You canttell me thats not real. thats not dillusion.
>Yes it is.
wow..... thanks a lot. that really makes me feel incredibly great about my love life. Let me rephrase that. you can tell me its a dillusion, I just wont listen cos I know the truth.
>>and if you love your mom more than your dad does that pretty screwed up.
>It is typical, that's all.
its typical eh? so how many other people here feel the same way?
homosh wrote:
> in cases where the parents are in
> love then they probably love each other more than the kids love
> them.
>
> Now that's screwed up.
.....
> in cases where the parents are in
> love then they probably love each other more than the kids love
> them.
>
> Now that's screwed up.
.....
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