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Love is just too complex to explain in words. Real love is wonderful, it's an emotion we all take for granted. Now, it's been said on here before that's it's over-used, and they were right. People can say that they love a nice cup of tea, but it doesn't make it true.
Back in October, my course did T.I.E and toured and performed to several secondary schools. We went to each school by minibus, and it was on one journey where I had a slight disagreement with the girl I like. I apologised, and she forgave me. I asked light-heartedly, "Do you still love me?". She replied with, "Love's a strong word, Hibernator". I thought about this, and now I stop over-using the word.
Meanwhile, over this last three weeks, the same girl has said she loves me two or three times. I'm not used to hearing the word directed at me apart from my mother or sister etc; and it honestly feels quite weird. While I don't take it to heart and think that it means something, it's made me question. I asked my friend Lucy yesterday if she loves her boyfriend, she said she didn't know, I comforted her with the "love's a strong word" malarchy. Then I told her I love her, and again felt awkward. I shouldn't, as it's just a word, but I do.
The point in this rant: You can say you love someone, and you can say someone is lovely... but they are two very different things.
Back in October, my course did T.I.E and toured and performed to several secondary schools. We went to each school by minibus, and it was on one journey where I had a slight disagreement with the girl I like. I apologised, and she forgave me. I asked light-heartedly, "Do you still love me?". She replied with, "Love's a strong word, Hibernator". I thought about this, and now I stop over-using the word.
Meanwhile, over this last three weeks, the same girl has said she loves me two or three times. I'm not used to hearing the word directed at me apart from my mother or sister etc; and it honestly feels quite weird. While I don't take it to heart and think that it means something, it's made me question. I asked my friend Lucy yesterday if she loves her boyfriend, she said she didn't know, I comforted her with the "love's a strong word" malarchy. Then I told her I love her, and again felt awkward. I shouldn't, as it's just a word, but I do.
The point in this rant: You can say you love someone, and you can say someone is lovely... but they are two very different things.
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Your personalities talk to one another?
Who wears the glove at night then?
Who wears the glove at night then?
Just curious as to why you might think I'm Grix? I guess we do sound so much alike sometimes, because we talk so much to eachother..? I don't know, just a thought.
But, I don't have a Welsh accent. I love his. Although it does become a challenge to understand when he starts mumbling on. Hm. I love what his lips do when he tries to sound out words for me. Mm..gosh, I love that guy. :)
But, I don't have a Welsh accent. I love his. Although it does become a challenge to understand when he starts mumbling on. Hm. I love what his lips do when he tries to sound out words for me. Mm..gosh, I love that guy. :)
Oh FGS.
;)
;)
both
Hedfix wrote:
> Which personality are you on now?
I'm curious too, the one that says "Love is not the weakness, hate is", or the one that practises the "fookem" technique?
> Which personality are you on now?
I'm curious too, the one that says "Love is not the weakness, hate is", or the one that practises the "fookem" technique?
Which personality are you on now?
*hugs* <~~For Light
Celestine wrote:
> I find this psychological "release
> mechanism" to be quite effective during high anxiety phases. The
> more I practice the "fookem" technique, the better off my
> psyche, my perspective, my chi...
Mm, and who cares about anyone else; as long as you're okay, eh?
So...a lying selfish hypocrite? The list grows ever longer...
> I find this psychological "release
> mechanism" to be quite effective during high anxiety phases. The
> more I practice the "fookem" technique, the better off my
> psyche, my perspective, my chi...
Mm, and who cares about anyone else; as long as you're okay, eh?
So...a lying selfish hypocrite? The list grows ever longer...
Mumbai Duck wrote:
> I understand the skills, now I just practice and groove them.
I like that one very muchly. I find this psychological "release mechanism" to be quite effective during high anxiety phases. The more I practice the "fookem" technique, the better off my psyche, my perspective, my chi...
Arigato gozaimas, Sensei Mumbai. Groove on. :)
> I understand the skills, now I just practice and groove them.
I like that one very muchly. I find this psychological "release mechanism" to be quite effective during high anxiety phases. The more I practice the "fookem" technique, the better off my psyche, my perspective, my chi...
Arigato gozaimas, Sensei Mumbai. Groove on. :)
MJ wrote:
> I'm personally praying that it's a false accusation, no one with any
> dignity would be pathetic enough to pretend to be their own
> girlfriend.
Yeah, I agree. *Shuffles*
Hedfix wrote:
> Look at the mannerisms and the fact they're never on at the same
> time.
Just for an example, see - I'm never on at the same time as Duck.
I'd be a bit disappointed if Grix was Celestine, as there was a time when Grix pwned everyone on the internet. But I think I have a tendency to place people on pedastals.
That said, I've not seen Celestine say anything particularly offensive.
Then again, I've never paid her much attention.
So some mong tries to wind you up on the internet?
Don't worry about it. Needy people do retarded things for attention and in pursuit of self esteem.
I'm trying to let go of things a little more easily too. Easier said than done I know. There are a lot of things that get to me that really shouldn't - not just people, although sometimes it's people.
In some circumstances, as I've learned through sports psychology, logic doesn't particularly support one emotional reaction or another. In that case it's a choice, if you know how to make it.
The subconscious seems to respond surprisingly well to direct instructions. I suggest 'It doesn't matter, let it go'.
The more you do it, the easier it gets. You basically begin to change your instinctive reaction, which seems to necessarily be a slow process.
Probably nobody cares, but I don't really mind, as I'm bored, and after a year and a half of struggle, I finally feel on top of my sports psychology, I'm at the stage where I'm just grooving the routine, makingit stronger. I understand the skills, now I just practice and groove them. It's nice to now be able to talk about it like I know what I'm talking about.
Plus I'm really bored.
Maybe I'll go to bed...
> I'm personally praying that it's a false accusation, no one with any
> dignity would be pathetic enough to pretend to be their own
> girlfriend.
Yeah, I agree. *Shuffles*
Hedfix wrote:
> Look at the mannerisms and the fact they're never on at the same
> time.
Just for an example, see - I'm never on at the same time as Duck.
I'd be a bit disappointed if Grix was Celestine, as there was a time when Grix pwned everyone on the internet. But I think I have a tendency to place people on pedastals.
That said, I've not seen Celestine say anything particularly offensive.
Then again, I've never paid her much attention.
So some mong tries to wind you up on the internet?
Don't worry about it. Needy people do retarded things for attention and in pursuit of self esteem.
I'm trying to let go of things a little more easily too. Easier said than done I know. There are a lot of things that get to me that really shouldn't - not just people, although sometimes it's people.
In some circumstances, as I've learned through sports psychology, logic doesn't particularly support one emotional reaction or another. In that case it's a choice, if you know how to make it.
The subconscious seems to respond surprisingly well to direct instructions. I suggest 'It doesn't matter, let it go'.
The more you do it, the easier it gets. You basically begin to change your instinctive reaction, which seems to necessarily be a slow process.
Probably nobody cares, but I don't really mind, as I'm bored, and after a year and a half of struggle, I finally feel on top of my sports psychology, I'm at the stage where I'm just grooving the routine, makingit stronger. I understand the skills, now I just practice and groove them. It's nice to now be able to talk about it like I know what I'm talking about.
Plus I'm really bored.
Maybe I'll go to bed...
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