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May 24, 2011 at 10:26 PM #699764May 25, 2011 at 7:47 AM #698600NotCrankyParticipant
[quote=jstoesz]one other thought dave, since you seem to really be focused on man’s innate hypocrisy. I agree with you that everyone is pathetically hypocritical. Those who have lofty goals in life are the most hypocritical.
But I do not want to intend to be lame or treacherous so that I can avoid being hypocritical.
And to be even cheesier than I have been already…
What is worse, failing at makings one’s mark, or making your mark so easy that you do not need to aim?[/quote]
Blather,blather,blather.
You are probably hitting on something in there though. I would guess you are hitting around the topic of intimacy. Maximum quality intimacy is found somewhere near the kind of a relationship people often get married over. Great intimacy is a good drug and a good medicine at the same time.Congratulations and enjoy it, but don’t make it what it isn’t.
May 25, 2011 at 7:47 AM #698693NotCrankyParticipant[quote=jstoesz]one other thought dave, since you seem to really be focused on man’s innate hypocrisy. I agree with you that everyone is pathetically hypocritical. Those who have lofty goals in life are the most hypocritical.
But I do not want to intend to be lame or treacherous so that I can avoid being hypocritical.
And to be even cheesier than I have been already…
What is worse, failing at makings one’s mark, or making your mark so easy that you do not need to aim?[/quote]
Blather,blather,blather.
You are probably hitting on something in there though. I would guess you are hitting around the topic of intimacy. Maximum quality intimacy is found somewhere near the kind of a relationship people often get married over. Great intimacy is a good drug and a good medicine at the same time.Congratulations and enjoy it, but don’t make it what it isn’t.
May 25, 2011 at 7:47 AM #699281NotCrankyParticipant[quote=jstoesz]one other thought dave, since you seem to really be focused on man’s innate hypocrisy. I agree with you that everyone is pathetically hypocritical. Those who have lofty goals in life are the most hypocritical.
But I do not want to intend to be lame or treacherous so that I can avoid being hypocritical.
And to be even cheesier than I have been already…
What is worse, failing at makings one’s mark, or making your mark so easy that you do not need to aim?[/quote]
Blather,blather,blather.
You are probably hitting on something in there though. I would guess you are hitting around the topic of intimacy. Maximum quality intimacy is found somewhere near the kind of a relationship people often get married over. Great intimacy is a good drug and a good medicine at the same time.Congratulations and enjoy it, but don’t make it what it isn’t.
May 25, 2011 at 7:47 AM #699428NotCrankyParticipant[quote=jstoesz]one other thought dave, since you seem to really be focused on man’s innate hypocrisy. I agree with you that everyone is pathetically hypocritical. Those who have lofty goals in life are the most hypocritical.
But I do not want to intend to be lame or treacherous so that I can avoid being hypocritical.
And to be even cheesier than I have been already…
What is worse, failing at makings one’s mark, or making your mark so easy that you do not need to aim?[/quote]
Blather,blather,blather.
You are probably hitting on something in there though. I would guess you are hitting around the topic of intimacy. Maximum quality intimacy is found somewhere near the kind of a relationship people often get married over. Great intimacy is a good drug and a good medicine at the same time.Congratulations and enjoy it, but don’t make it what it isn’t.
May 25, 2011 at 7:47 AM #699783NotCrankyParticipant[quote=jstoesz]one other thought dave, since you seem to really be focused on man’s innate hypocrisy. I agree with you that everyone is pathetically hypocritical. Those who have lofty goals in life are the most hypocritical.
But I do not want to intend to be lame or treacherous so that I can avoid being hypocritical.
And to be even cheesier than I have been already…
What is worse, failing at makings one’s mark, or making your mark so easy that you do not need to aim?[/quote]
Blather,blather,blather.
You are probably hitting on something in there though. I would guess you are hitting around the topic of intimacy. Maximum quality intimacy is found somewhere near the kind of a relationship people often get married over. Great intimacy is a good drug and a good medicine at the same time.Congratulations and enjoy it, but don’t make it what it isn’t.
May 25, 2011 at 7:54 AM #698605scaredyclassicParticipantCharity begins in the home
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May 25, 2011 at 7:54 AM #699433scaredyclassicParticipantCharity begins in the home
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May 25, 2011 at 10:41 AM #698650briansd1Guest[quote=walterwhite]Fortitude, solidness, the ability to stfu, utter unwaveringness, the ability to shed crap witout it even barely registering, these are skills that can only really be learned fully at the feet of your dad. or some comparable male figure.
it is not natural.
i hate when people say relationships “take work” … they do not. They require the ability to tolerate crap for extended periods of time.[/quote]
So if marriage is not natural, then what is natural?
Are we subverting our natural masculine instincts by marrying?
May 25, 2011 at 10:41 AM #698743briansd1Guest[quote=walterwhite]Fortitude, solidness, the ability to stfu, utter unwaveringness, the ability to shed crap witout it even barely registering, these are skills that can only really be learned fully at the feet of your dad. or some comparable male figure.
it is not natural.
i hate when people say relationships “take work” … they do not. They require the ability to tolerate crap for extended periods of time.[/quote]
So if marriage is not natural, then what is natural?
Are we subverting our natural masculine instincts by marrying?
May 25, 2011 at 10:41 AM #699330briansd1Guest[quote=walterwhite]Fortitude, solidness, the ability to stfu, utter unwaveringness, the ability to shed crap witout it even barely registering, these are skills that can only really be learned fully at the feet of your dad. or some comparable male figure.
it is not natural.
i hate when people say relationships “take work” … they do not. They require the ability to tolerate crap for extended periods of time.[/quote]
So if marriage is not natural, then what is natural?
Are we subverting our natural masculine instincts by marrying?
May 25, 2011 at 10:41 AM #699478briansd1Guest[quote=walterwhite]Fortitude, solidness, the ability to stfu, utter unwaveringness, the ability to shed crap witout it even barely registering, these are skills that can only really be learned fully at the feet of your dad. or some comparable male figure.
it is not natural.
i hate when people say relationships “take work” … they do not. They require the ability to tolerate crap for extended periods of time.[/quote]
So if marriage is not natural, then what is natural?
Are we subverting our natural masculine instincts by marrying?
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