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Elegance
Canada917 Posts
On January 15 2011 08:51 corpsepose wrote: i have horrible, irrational inadequacy issues when it comes to females That's good, you won't be heartbroken when you breakup on a more related note: I have a feeling I got rejected | ||
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ChoRds
United States127 Posts
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Arckan
243 Posts
On January 15 2011 09:20 ChoRds wrote: Don't mean to sound too harsh, but try to remember that shameful feeling in the future if you ever feel the urge to harm yourself again. It has worked well for me, but I'm certain it varies depending on your personality.just did something bad to myself because I couldn't handle my current level of anxiety. feeling ashamed. Contribution: I should be playing SC2 right now, but I'm too into HoN. Before that I had a good month of WoW, the month before that was LoL. I enjoy SC2 and nothing beats the feeling of winning a solid macro game, but I keep getting lured in by these other, sinful games. | ||
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SlapMySalami
United States1060 Posts
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Runbunny
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Rinrun
Canada3509 Posts
(and if that don't work, theres another already in line, man I love college) (many fish in the sea, there is; always remember that guys) | ||
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SaYyId
Portugal277 Posts
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Lorken
New Zealand804 Posts
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Joementum
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XeliN
United Kingdom1755 Posts
On January 15 2011 12:12 Lorken wrote: I often wonder what being dead, or dying would be like, but never get far really. Just think about what it was like before you were alive. | ||
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0mgVitaminE
United States1278 Posts
On January 15 2011 11:26 SaYyId wrote: I want to see God. I don't know what to think about religion. I was Christian my entire life, up until about 2 years ago. Since then I've been agnostic as well as atheist. Pretty much full atheist at this point, but it's difficult to think about sometimes. On one hand, I am completely fine with being atheist. It's my decision, and religion as a whole just makes no sense to me when I think about it. It was made to answer questions humans didn't have answers to, and at this point it's unnecessary. Even with everything I've thought, read and seen, it's difficult to drop something like religion when you're surrounded by people who wholeheartedly believe in some religion or another. The thought of "what if" is still in my mind, no matter how hard I try to get rid of it. When you're talking about the afterlife, I get absolutely nothing out of being an atheist. When I die and nothing happens, woohoo I was right, I still have nothing to look forward to. If I'm religious, at least if I die and there is nothing, I didn't lose anything. All this does is raise more questions. If I'm following a religion like it's an insurance policy for after death, does it even count? A supreme being would surely be able to see through what I'm thinking, and I doubt following just so I don't go to "hell" wouldn't really do the trick. If this same supreme being knows what I'm thinking, would he be ok with me being skeptical? All in all, how I think about religion renders all of them useless, and if there is a supreme being I hope he lets me plead my case for not following him all this time. | ||
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javy_
United States1677 Posts
On January 15 2011 11:26 SaYyId wrote: I want to see God. I'm free tomorrow | ||
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BruceLee6783
United States196 Posts
I've actually made out with a second-cousin, but we didn't know at the time that we were related. | ||
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StorkHwaiting
United States3465 Posts
On January 15 2011 15:54 Joementum wrote: I feel like I was born 4 years too damn early... Maybe it's a curse or a blessing if she likes older guys. The girl I am interested in is 17. I'm turning 21 in February. This blows... Maybe when she's 18 and I'm 21/22 it'll be fine, but right now, I think dating a girl that isn't even a legal adult and still in high school is just a bit weird. Don't let society tell you how to think. Listen to the little man downstairs. | ||
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SockMonkey
United Kingdom88 Posts
On January 15 2011 18:16 BruceLee6783 wrote: I'm attracted to several of my first cousins... I've actually made out with a second-cousin, but we didn't know at the time that we were related. My family reunions are always awkward... | ||
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FecalFrown
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Hirmu
Finland850 Posts
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Kleinmuuhg
Vanuatu4091 Posts
On January 15 2011 16:15 0mgVitaminE wrote: I don't know what to think about religion. I was Christian my entire life, up until about 2 years ago. Since then I've been agnostic as well as atheist. Pretty much full atheist at this point, but it's difficult to think about sometimes. On one hand, I am completely fine with being atheist. It's my decision, and religion as a whole just makes no sense to me when I think about it. It was made to answer questions humans didn't have answers to, and at this point it's unnecessary. Even with everything I've thought, read and seen, it's difficult to drop something like religion when you're surrounded by people who wholeheartedly believe in some religion or another. The thought of "what if" is still in my mind, no matter how hard I try to get rid of it. When you're talking about the afterlife, I get absolutely nothing out of being an atheist. When I die and nothing happens, woohoo I was right, I still have nothing to look forward to. If I'm religious, at least if I die and there is nothing, I didn't lose anything. All this does is raise more questions. If I'm following a religion like it's an insurance policy for after death, does it even count? A supreme being would surely be able to see through what I'm thinking, and I doubt following just so I don't go to "hell" wouldn't really do the trick. If this same supreme being knows what I'm thinking, would he be ok with me being skeptical? All in all, how I think about religion renders all of them useless, and if there is a supreme being I hope he lets me plead my case for not following him all this time. On of the main reasons I am believing in God is because the thought of living 70 years or so and then dying would be so depressing that for myself i wouldnt have any reason to live at all. all those years fly by so fast, that life here on earth means absolutely nothing and all the money and fake happyness you get lasts so short. Logic cant be the reason why you believe, because God doesnt allow himself to be completely proven with logic. Because that would take the decision and sort of "risk" we have in believing away from us and thats not what he wants because he wants us to chose to believe in him on our own and without him pressuring us. Saying that religion only exists as an answer to questions we didnt already answer is not true ( imo ) . Do you know how small the chances are that human life on earth came to be just by accident? Isnt it somewhat of a hint that God exists that even if everything can be explained with science we still cant get rid of the feeling that there is more? Did you read the bible, do you really think that all of this was made up by humans( which doesnt mean that it is true word for word )? I wish you all the best in your decision I am certainly happy with mine  | ||
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Lorken
New Zealand804 Posts
On January 15 2011 15:54 Joementum wrote: I feel like I was born 4 years too damn early... Maybe it's a curse or a blessing if she likes older guys. The girl I am interested in is 17. I'm turning 21 in February. This blows... Maybe when she's 18 and I'm 21/22 it'll be fine, but right now, I think dating a girl that isn't even a legal adult and still in high school is just a bit weird. It's alright man, my girlfriend's 21 and I'm 18, I don't give a shit, but she's sometimes like "I feel like a cougar because you're even younger than my brother" Fuck social norms. | ||
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Rhyme
United States1069 Posts
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