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ahk 09-27-2012 05:12 PM

yes. how to properly breathe.

something similar

because I needed and wanted to heal.

What is the one thing you don't like about yourself?

Ginger 09-27-2012 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by ahk (Post 662933)

What is the one thing you don't like about yourself?



My automatic response to the unendurable is to try to endure it.

What is the last social lie you told?

Nomad 09-28-2012 05:40 AM

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Originally Posted by IslandScout (Post 662974)
My automatic response to the unendurable is to try to endure it.

What is the last social lie you told?

one that was of the "no, of course i dont mind" variety. but i do mind. i mind very much. so that's on me.


what hurts you most, right now, today?

firegal 09-28-2012 05:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Nomad (Post 663284)
one that was of the "no, of course i dont mind" variety. but i do mind. i mind very much. so that's on me.


what hurts you most, right now, today?

MY heart ....for my lil sis.

What are you going to do for YOU...this weekend?

~ocean 09-28-2012 05:46 AM

Not knowing of my ability to provide for my family after Oct. 15,2012

Are you capable of saying you are sorry ?

~ocean 09-28-2012 05:48 AM

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Originally Posted by firegal (Post 663286)
MY heart ....for my lil sis.

What are you going to do for YOU...this weekend?

its going to be a wet weekend ,, soo decorating for Halloween

Tony 09-28-2012 05:48 AM

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Originally Posted by firegal (Post 663286)
MY heart ....for my lil sis.

What are you going to do for YOU...this weekend?

Hmmmm. Probably think about that question cuz I'm not used to doing for me.

What would you like to be doing right at this moment in time?

Nomad 09-28-2012 05:52 AM

i'd like to be curled up on the couch, drinking coffee, having a good conversation with someone i care about.


who did you last disappoint and how/why?

Tony 09-28-2012 06:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Nomad (Post 663294)
i'd like to be curled up on the couch, drinking coffee, having a good conversation with someone i care about.


who did you last disappoint and how/why?

A woman I care a lot about. I told her I couldn't continue with what we had under the circumstances we have.

What names do you love to be called?

Nomad 09-28-2012 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Tony (Post 663303)
A woman I care a lot about. I told her I couldn't continue with what we had under the circumstances we have.

What names do you love to be called?


-babygirl (i see it as an acknowledgment of who i am more than anything else)

- s***t***y (something someone else used to call me. no, it's not dirty. it's just personal)

-*** (the name my dad used to call me)

do you call random strangers "Dear", "Hon", "Sweetie" or whatever and, if so, WHY?!?!?! (finding this east coast phenomenon a difficult thing to cope with)

StrongButch 09-28-2012 06:17 AM

Truth
 
[QUOTE=Nomad;663308]-babygirl (i see it as an acknowledgment of who i am more than anything else)

- s***t***y (something someone else used to call me. no, it's not dirty. it's just personal)

-*** (the name my dad used to call me)

do you call random strangers "Dear", "Hon", "Sweetie" or whatever and, if so, WHY?!?!?! (finding this east coast phenomenon a difficult thing to cope with)[/QUOTE Nope I call them Maam or Sir we do that in the south. I also smile at people. Question: What is your favorite food?

jules5041 09-28-2012 06:39 AM

[quote=StrongButch;663311]
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Originally Posted by Nomad (Post 663308)
Question: What is your favorite food?

I have MANY favorite foods.

I love breakfast foods - anything with bacon is a treat!

I am the kind of person who has a favorite food at every restaurant I go to. At Outback Steakhouse, its the Victoria's Filet. At Olive Garden, it is the Fettuccini Alfredo. At McDonalds, its the cheeseburger with no mustard.

I love things like cheese sandwiches, oatmeal cookies and above all else a Coca-Cola. Sometimes my meal will consist only of a Coke and that is perfectly fine with me cause I'd rather have one as to not!!!

QUESTION: Whats your favorite sports team?

Thanks,
Jules with numbers

*Anya* 09-28-2012 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by ~ocean (Post 663288)

Are you capable of saying you are sorry ?

No one answered this one. Yes, as a matter of fact, as a consequence of growing up in a home where everything was my fault or I was scapegoated for it; I tend to apologize too much-even when something is not actually my fault.

True or false: have you ever faked an orgasm and why?

Nomad 09-28-2012 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by *Anya* (Post 663336)
No one answered this one. Yes, as a matter of fact, as a consequence of growing up in a home where everything was my fault or I was scapegoated for it; I tend to apologize too much-even when something is not actually my fault.

True or false: have you ever faked an orgasm and why?


of course. why? because i'm a woman and it's practically required by my culture that a woman never bruise the ego of someone who has no idea how to blow her skirt up. (and G*d forbid you should offer them help)

have you ever faked interest in a partner's family?

laruss 09-28-2012 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Nomad (Post 663375)
of course. why? because i'm a woman and it's practically required by my culture that a woman never bruise the ego of someone who has no idea how to blow her skirt up. (and G*d forbid you should offer them help)

I laughed when I read this because it is so true. Although now that I am older I have to say I don't bother.

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Originally Posted by Nomad (Post 663375)
have you ever faked interest in a partner's family?

No, I will be polite if needed, but I won't fake interest. I only had one partner this was really an issue with, I just never had anything to do with them.

Have you ever done something that shook your trust in yourself and how do/did you recover from that?

Nomad 09-28-2012 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by laruss (Post 663420)
. Have you ever done something that shook your trust in yourself and how do/did you recover from that?

yes. and i havent recovered. sometimes we dont recover, we just adapt to the shift in our perception of ourselves. when we cant adapt or learn to embrace the truth about ourselves we're forced to choose survival rather than living. in the last 2 months i've discovered that the choices i've made have insured my survival but not an actual life. that truth is more painful and more disconcerting than my original mistake. an interesting study in karma. put another way, i got what i deserve.


have you found that you are more or less tolerant as you get older? why do you think that is?

ahk 09-28-2012 08:15 PM

I think it depends on the situation, really. But lately, I find myself more tolerant. Why? Because its just not worth it sometime, I think why would I bother to let myself get all worked up over something that probably won't matter next week.

If you could change one thing in your life -- what would it be?

pajama 09-28-2012 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Nomad (Post 663786)
yes. and i'm not sure i have. recovered, that is. sometimes i dont think we always do recover. sometimes we just adapt to the shift in our perception of ourselves. and sometimes i suppose we dont.


have you found that you are more or less tolerant as you get older? why do you think that is?

Tolerant....more. Picky....much more. I seem to find annoying things and behaviors alot more as I have gotten older. But....I tend to step back and think what has made this person the way they are. And be more accepting of whatever it is that annoys me. I've come to realize that my way of thinking, apparently isn't the only way. I think it has just come with more exposure to differences AND an understanding that I have many flaws as well and that doesn't make me "less than".

Have you ever taken a friendship to the next level, then been able to recover the friendship because you probably should have just been friends all along?

Metro 09-28-2012 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Nomad (Post 663786)
yes. and i'm not sure i have. recovered, that is. sometimes i dont think we always do recover. sometimes we just adapt to the shift in our perception of ourselves. and sometimes i suppose we dont.


have you found that you are more or less tolerant as you get older? why do you think that is?

Less tolerant of BS... Because as I age it becomes ever more apparent that time is finite. I want to spend as much of that time as possible with those who treat me and my loved ones authentically and with respect.


Have you ever taken a friendship to the next level, then been able to recover the friendship because you probably should have just been friends all along?

No. Tried, always ended up being awkward for someone or another.


What defines your real life day-to-day "family" and/or system(s) of support?

ahk 09-28-2012 08:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pajara (Post 663792)
Tolerant....more. Picky....much more. I seem to find annoying things and behaviors alot more as I have gotten older. But....I tend to step back and think what has made this person the way they are. And be more accepting of whatever it is that annoys me. I've come to realize that my way of thinking, apparently isn't the only way. I think it has just come with more exposure to differences AND an understanding that I have many flaws as well and that doesn't make me "less than".

Have you ever taken a friendship to the next level, then been able to recover the friendship because you probably should have just been friends all along?

no.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Metro (Post 663793)
Less tolerant of BS... Because as I age it becomes ever more apparent that time is finite. I want to spend as much of that time as possible with those who treat me and my loved ones authentically and with respect.

What defines your real life day-to-day "family" and/or system(s) of support?

my wife.

Nomads Questioned, Answered:

I think it depends on the situation, really. But lately, I find myself more tolerant. Why? Because its just not worth it sometime, I think why would I bother to let myself get all worked up over something that probably won't matter next week.

If you could change one thing in your life -- what would it be?


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