Acceptance (85)

Mar 4, 2012 2:37 AM CST Acceptance
tonyxf
tonyxftonyxfwerribee, Victoria Australia2 Threads 4,525 Posts
Nature123: I have been by my self for 11 years. Never lonely. Agent.

Define lonely. Agent
I'll do it for you.
You're in a room full of people but you feel so alone because there isnt anyone who is like YOU.
Mar 4, 2012 2:37 AM CST Acceptance
Blizzard14u
Blizzard14uBlizzard14uGosnells, Western Australia Australia67 Threads 2 Polls 1,430 Posts
Nature123: Yes I am stubborn,and NO I won't change
I know what I want and I WILL find it may be in a retirement home but I will never give up.lol


So the same as me but different wording?
professor rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
Mar 4, 2012 2:40 AM CST Acceptance
tonyxf
tonyxftonyxfwerribee, Victoria Australia2 Threads 4,525 Posts
Blizzard14u: So the same as me but different wording?
Except,.............you've given up.
Mar 4, 2012 2:40 AM CST Acceptance
venere08
venere08venere08Puglia and Autumn, South Australia Australia121 Threads 2 Polls 9,996 Posts
Nature123: Why do people want others to change,
If you care for some one you take them for who they are.
WOULD YOU CHANGE FOR SOME ONE


We are in a constant state of change. That's the intrinsic part of life. The Chinese have the ancient book called 'The Book of Changes' (I Ching).

With every encounter, every friendship formed, I change a little through the interaction. With close relationships even more so. In some aspects, I can say I have changed a lot. I have learned a few things about myself which I know I would not have learned, had it not been for that relationship, and that includes online. As relating is a two-way street, it's likely that in some way, the other person changes also.

In terms of if you care for someone you take them for who they are. Well, speaking only for myself, I have to get to know the person well to be able to truly say I care for them. By that time, yes, I will have accepted them the way they are. I'd say it is because I resonated with the person I think they are, that I would grow to care for them. I would not grow to care for them (as a significant other)if I didn't particularly accept their qualities...So for me, the egg certainly comes first, not the chicken.

wine
Mar 4, 2012 2:41 AM CST Acceptance
Nature123
Nature123Nature123Australia, Queensland Australia68 Threads 2 Polls 739 Posts
I am watching Sunday show
Ther were ten men left at sea in the gulf of Mexico during a hurricane.
An Australian ship refused to go three miles out of it way to pick them up.
Isn't that discusting.the Australian ship company is being charged with murder

In maritime law you never leave any one at sea

I don't know how people can justify doing that.
I always have and always will help someone in need
Mar 4, 2012 2:42 AM CST Acceptance
serene56
serene56serene56Myplace, New South Wales Australia543 Threads 10 Polls 27,959 Posts
Merriweather: Nooo Serene, definately not... I am very much changed... I had some really harsh beliefs ( which was learned behaviour from my growing up and continually listening to my mum) around people, habits, hygene, religion, personal appearance, etc... I am still the same as in I eed lotsa quiet time to myself, a reader, and like focussing on my own home projects, but my values have changed enormously... but it took heaps to break away from my family to allow my own thoughts to dominate. .

Now I am much more accepting of a whole range of things.
and things for myself as well. I still tend to pigeon holes certain things, and I have a home for every single thing, and Mr Sheen is still sorta my best friend, but I am getting better.



Hmm that's interesting merri hmmm

I guess we're all products of our upbringing, for better or worse, and I would probably say my approach to life and its inhabitants was formed in my childhood majorly due to my mother's influence.

But I don't think that's turned out to be such a bad thing, she was a fairly open-minded woman who was interested in everything and passed those traits on to me smile
Mar 4, 2012 2:43 AM CST Acceptance
Newlife08
Newlife08Newlife08On the coast, Queensland Australia165 Threads 2,715 Posts
tonyxf: I'll do it for you.
You're in a room full of people but you feel so alone because there isnt anyone who is like YOU.


To me there are different levels of being 'lonely'. You could be someone like say Madonna, do a concert where there are 20,000 people, all your dancers, band etc. At the end of the show, spectators go home, your employees wrap everything up for the night, the limo comes and takes you to your hotel room ?????? You can know a lot of people but still be lonley.

Then there is the other end of the spectrum, you could be 85 yo, only living family, one lives in Perth, the other in Melbourne. The only people you see and speak to most of the time is the Meels on Wheels lady??

hug blues teddybear
Mar 4, 2012 2:44 AM CST Acceptance
AgentAjax
AgentAjaxAgentAjaxBrisbane, Queensland Australia81 Threads 1 Polls 3,965 Posts
venere08: We are in a constant state of change. That's the intrinsic part of life. The Chinese have the ancient book called 'The Book of Changes' (I Ching).

With every encounter, every friendship formed, I change a little through the interaction. With close relationships even more so. In some aspects, I can say I have changed a lot. I have learned a few things about myself which I know I would not have learned, had it not been for that relationship, and that includes online. As relating is a two-way street, it's likely that in some way, the other person changes also.

In terms of if you care for someone you take them for who they are. Well, speaking only for myself, I have to get to know the person well to be able to truly say I care for them. By that time, yes, I will have accepted them the way they are. I'd say it is because I resonated with the person I think they are, that I would grow to care for them. I would not grow to care for them (as a significant other)if I didn't particularly accept their qualities...So for me, the egg certainly comes first, not the chicken.
brilliant thumbs up
Mar 4, 2012 2:45 AM CST Acceptance
AgentAjax
AgentAjaxAgentAjaxBrisbane, Queensland Australia81 Threads 1 Polls 3,965 Posts
Merriweather: Nooo Serene, definately not... I am very much changed... I had some really harsh beliefs ( which was learned behaviour from my growing up and continually listening to my mum) around people, habits, hygene, religion, personal appearance, etc... I am still the same as in I eed lotsa quiet time to myself, a reader, and like focussing on my own home projects, but my values have changed enormously... but it took heaps to break away from my family to allow my own thoughts to dominate. .

Now I am much more accepting of a whole range of things.
and things for myself as well. I still tend to pigeon holes certain things, and I have a home for every single thing, and Mr Sheen is still sorta my best friend, but I am getting better.
you only said that cos you don’t want to give me your change.laugh
Mar 4, 2012 2:47 AM CST Acceptance
Nature123
Nature123Nature123Australia, Queensland Australia68 Threads 2 Polls 739 Posts
venere08: We are in a constant state of change. That's the intrinsic part of life. The Chinese have the ancient book called 'The Book of Changes' (I Ching).

With every encounter, every friendship formed, I change a little through the interaction. With close relationships even more so. In some aspects, I can say I have changed a lot. I have learned a few things about myself which I know I would not have learned, had it not been for that relationship, and that includes online. As relating is a two-way street, it's likely that in some way, the other person changes also.

In terms of if you care for someone you take them for who they are. Well, speaking only for myself, I have to get to know the person well to be able to truly say I care for them. By that time, yes, I will have accepted them the way they are. I'd say it is because I resonated with the person I think they are, that I would grow to care for them. I would not grow to care for them (as a significant other)if I didn't particularly accept their qualities...So for me, the egg certainly comes first, not the chicken.


I know each person we meet, we have met them for a reason and if we are open enough we will learn something new. But I am not going to change my habits unless it by my own doing,for my own benefit. Learning is a great thing , we may learn things about ourselves or learn things about the other person, and from that we grow.
Mar 4, 2012 2:49 AM CST Acceptance
tonyxf
tonyxftonyxfwerribee, Victoria Australia2 Threads 4,525 Posts
venere08: We are in a constant state of change. That's the intrinsic part of life. The Chinese have the ancient book called 'The Book of Changes' (I Ching).

With every encounter, every friendship formed, I change a little through the interaction. With close relationships even more so. In some aspects, I can say I have changed a lot. I have learned a few things about myself which I know I would not have learned, had it not been for that relationship, and that includes online. As relating is a two-way street, it's likely that in some way, the other person changes also.

In terms of if you care for someone you take them for who they are. Well, speaking only for myself, I have to get to know the person well to be able to truly say I care for them. By that time, yes, I will have accepted them the way they are. I'd say it is because I resonated with the person I think they are, that I would grow to care for them. I would not grow to care for them (as a significant other)if I didn't particularly accept their qualities...So for me, the egg certainly comes first, not the chicken.
Gee Venere, such a great summerisation, but be better in english.
Mar 4, 2012 2:49 AM CST Acceptance
tonyxf
tonyxftonyxfwerribee, Victoria Australia2 Threads 4,525 Posts
venere08: We are in a constant state of change. That's the intrinsic part of life. The Chinese have the ancient book called 'The Book of Changes' (I Ching).

With every encounter, every friendship formed, I change a little through the interaction. With close relationships even more so. In some aspects, I can say I have changed a lot. I have learned a few things about myself which I know I would not have learned, had it not been for that relationship, and that includes online. As relating is a two-way street, it's likely that in some way, the other person changes also.

In terms of if you care for someone you take them for who they are. Well, speaking only for myself, I have to get to know the person well to be able to truly say I care for them. By that time, yes, I will have accepted them the way they are. I'd say it is because I resonated with the person I think they are, that I would grow to care for them. I would not grow to care for them (as a significant other)if I didn't particularly accept their qualities...So for me, the egg certainly comes first, not the chicken.
Gee Venere, such a great summerisation, but be better in english.
Mar 4, 2012 2:50 AM CST Acceptance
tonyxf
tonyxftonyxfwerribee, Victoria Australia2 Threads 4,525 Posts
venere08: We are in a constant state of change. That's the intrinsic part of life. The Chinese have the ancient book called 'The Book of Changes' (I Ching).

With every encounter, every friendship formed, I change a little through the interaction. With close relationships even more so. In some aspects, I can say I have changed a lot. I have learned a few things about myself which I know I would not have learned, had it not been for that relationship, and that includes online. As relating is a two-way street, it's likely that in some way, the other person changes also.

In terms of if you care for someone you take them for who they are. Well, speaking only for myself, I have to get to know the person well to be able to truly say I care for them. By that time, yes, I will have accepted them the way they are. I'd say it is because I resonated with the person I think they are, that I would grow to care for them. I would not grow to care for them (as a significant other)if I didn't particularly accept their qualities...So for me, the egg certainly comes first, not the chicken.
Gee Venere, such a great summerisation, but be better in english.
Mar 4, 2012 2:50 AM CST Acceptance
Merriweather
MerriweatherMerriweatherAdelaide, South Australia Australia51 Threads 11,403 Posts
serene56: Hmm that's interesting merri

I guess we're all products of our upbringing, for better or worse, and I would probably say my approach to life and its inhabitants was formed in my childhood majorly due to my mother's influence.

But I don't think that's turned out to be such a bad thing, she was a fairly open-minded woman who was interested in everything and passed those traits on to me


Well Serene, you were blessed then angel2 with an open minded mother.. mine is dominant, and proud to be so... which might have been acceptable in the 50's, but so out of touch with reality today... rose
Mar 4, 2012 2:51 AM CST Acceptance
tonyxf
tonyxftonyxfwerribee, Victoria Australia2 Threads 4,525 Posts
Sorry peoples! My computer is doin a Pebbles.
Mar 4, 2012 2:52 AM CST Acceptance
Merriweather
MerriweatherMerriweatherAdelaide, South Australia Australia51 Threads 11,403 Posts
AgentAjax: you only said that cos you don’t want to give me your change.


rolling on the floor laughing If ya wanna pester me for 50cents worth of loose change. LOL..

you are a cracker AA.... laugh
Mar 4, 2012 2:56 AM CST Acceptance
AgentAjax
AgentAjaxAgentAjaxBrisbane, Queensland Australia81 Threads 1 Polls 3,965 Posts
Nature123: No I think your words are just discusting

But agent,that's ok I have broad shoulders
but I can change laugh
Mar 4, 2012 2:58 AM CST Acceptance
tonyxf
tonyxftonyxfwerribee, Victoria Australia2 Threads 4,525 Posts
AgentAjax: but I can change
What!? and just when we were accepting you the way you are.
Mar 4, 2012 3:00 AM CST Acceptance
AgentAjax
AgentAjaxAgentAjaxBrisbane, Queensland Australia81 Threads 1 Polls 3,965 Posts
Merriweather: If ya wanna pester me for 50cents worth of loose change. LOL..

you are a cracker AA....
well my grandfather got 50 c from his father and he managed to buy a house a car and with the rest he took the family on a 2 week holiday. laugh
Mar 4, 2012 3:02 AM CST Acceptance
Merriweather
MerriweatherMerriweatherAdelaide, South Australia Australia51 Threads 11,403 Posts
AgentAjax: well my grandfather got 50 c from his father and he managed to buy a house a car and with the rest he took the family on a 2 week holiday.


Right then, how did he do it?? did he get given a rare 50cents...??which was worth a lot more????
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