31 May 09
Originally posted by Hand of HecateReads well, Hand. Especially liked the way you finished it off with a little coarse sandpaper. With respect to #3, now and then relaxed vulnerable
1. I love my daughter and would kill everyone else to protect her. My dog is a great companion, but, if I was really hungry I'd eat him.
2. I love my parents, but, I am distant from them. I no longer seek their approval. If I was really hungry I'd probably eat them too.
3. I have an easy rapport with most people, but, I am subtle, cunning and ...[text shortened]... ssociate with. One must be able to walk with kings and low men.
How do you read that GB?
is also okay and natural, even appropriate if not outright desirable. A useful perspective might be to consider it as spotting a center pawn or two.
02 Jun 09
Originally posted by Raven69Nobody ever reaches full stature of maturity without first coming to the realization that 'You can't change other people and that you can only
Sometimes respect or lack thereof is more of a reflection on the parents than the individual.
change yourself'. Parents mess up? So what. Forgive them. Forget the injustices. Let go of the trauma. Treat them better than they deserve.
02 Jun 09
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby#6. Realize that anyone who behaves irrationally with windfall prosperity will also fall apart in the face of the crises and clinches of adversity.
Reading People #101
Recently make some new friends? Things getting hot and heavy with a boyfriend or girlfriend? Interested in learning what they're really made
of and what makes them tick? Read between the lines. Pay attention to little things. Key on instinctive behavior during unguarded moments:
#1. Notice the individual's attitude t ...[text shortened]... ing style. On picnics or in restaurants, it's a sneak preview of behavior in bed.
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