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GGTeMpLaR
United States7226 Posts
On August 11 2012 14:15 xrapture wrote: Courage = committing an action with selfish motives-- same as every other action. Psychological egoism is neither testable nor falsifiable; it's pretty pointless to discuss whether it's true or not. | ||
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Eisregen
Germany967 Posts
And another 20secs (some more tbh) of courage was prolly when some friends and me were involved in a car accident, as someone was driving too fast into a curve and losing the control of her car, nearly crashing into our car, scratching a van behind us and doin a high roll into the fields (looked like a freakin matchbox-car doing a 2m jump). It is amazing, hoch much adrenalin rushes into your body and how clear everything suddenly is. telling the driver to stop, immediatly deciding who does the emergency call (as nobody was really that familiar with the area but one new a bit more) and then getting out of the car and fucking doin anew WR in running. http://www.feuerwehr-waldenbuch.de/einsaetze/einsatzbericht/1240 | ||
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Imperium11
United States279 Posts
On August 19 2012 23:57 GGTeMpLaR wrote: Psychological egoism is neither testable nor falsifiable; it's pretty pointless to discuss whether it's true or not. The dozens of psychological experiments on that subject would beg to differ. | ||
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Magic_Mike
United States542 Posts
On August 13 2012 13:10 MaestroSC wrote: nothing past the first bold was worth reading. but the 2nd bold is where you are already wrong. you have not been in love...ever. Come back in 10 years and chances are you have never been in love still. not sure if trolling or just 13... >.> Sometimes adults forget what it feels like to be a kid. Just because he is young doesn't mean that his feelings are any less valid or real. He could be confused, I'll admit it but he could also have really truely been in love. As we aren't him we can't see through his eyes so only he could ever know for sure. I'm married and have two kids with a girl that I was "in love with" when I was 11 years old and am still very much in love with. In my experience, younger people are more in touch with their emotions (i.e. love) because they haven't had years of experience hiding their emotions from a cynical world full of people like you who are telling him what they are really feeling. You know nothing about him other than his age and already you are an expert on his heart and emotions, enough so to know him effectively better than he does. WTF dude. | ||
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Zoesan
Switzerland141 Posts
On August 20 2012 00:47 Imperium11 wrote: The dozens of psychological experiments on that subject would beg to differ. If you're gonna make a claim like that, you better back it up. | ||
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Tewks44
United States2032 Posts
On August 11 2012 14:23 ieatkids5 wrote: was hanging out with a girl late at night at the university commons area. we were sitting on the couch together. both of us said we needed to "study." we had our books and notebooks on our respective laps, and she randomly asks me "are you gay" (rofl i have no idea why she would ask such a thing, don't ask) I decide, alright, she's shown the signs, all the signals are there, if i do it, what do i have to lose? a few minutes of embarassment? i lean in, wrap my left arm around her back, right arm around her head, and kiss her in the lips. she kisses back. after about 20 seconds, i said, "no, i'm not gay." and we've been going out ever since. fuck embarrassment. fuck hesitation. just go do it. and if it doesn't work, what have you lost? a potential friendship? would that friendship have even gone well? what about all the other potential friends out there? or a few minutes of embarassment? who fucking cares? if it doesn't work out, you're never gonna see her again. it was good practice anyway. holy shit that's baller | ||
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