I agree in what you say. But also looking to the negative aspect, if it is necessary to verbally chastise someone there is the danger of that being passed on to others by the upset recipient.
Knowing of this potential, how can it be avoid ? A wrong doer can't be allowed to escape a bad deed because of these negative consequences....
Hi Tim, what frustrates me is that when I do perhaps have a differing opinion to a post and question it in a polite and underogitary manner, in many cases it gets ignored. It obviously touches on a nerve that does not want to be exposed or addressed.
Some people just like to blow there own trumpet and then quickly retreat, not willing to debate the issue. What is the point of that ?
I've always had problems with this statement.... "Everything happens for a reason"
Who is in control of this reasoning ? Who is pulling these strings if you think it is not just down to pure chance? I see you are religious, so are you talking about some benevolent devine intervention being involved ?
Just got to poke my nose in, you're getting far to many beautiful laddies in here with your sweet takin' Prof..... Can I join your class please ? .....
Thanks for giving Tim. Why not just take a wee break laddie and pop back again soon. What ever the issues or dissolution here I think this is a normal come down from the initial hiatus of joining CS or any other site. Perhaps I'm way off track here..... .... apologies if so.
But it can be a good way of expressing your liking for someone. Just another communication tool, not a self judgmental one but perhaps it is viewed like that for some. The votes I have received that are recorderd by members are usually high but my overall rating is low. Non members or signed out members must be the influence on that.
I agree with MJ, and as time passes people can also change and grow apart from each other as was my case. It can make you very wary for the future because of the repeat possibility. But that is a negative attitude that I'm currently battling with, but I am also very much a realist, not a romanticist.
Yes, I agree it is a good way of learning a little bit about people and whether you see eye to eye on life, humour, goals etc, etc. But only when you meet can you find out if there is chemistry and the potential for passion which is the icing on the cake. But what is a cake without icing ..... it is necessary for most I think !
I read it differently, is he not referring to the people that think that interacial is easier as being the ignorant ones. If so, I would agree with him. It is difficult enough for men and women to get on harmoneously but without the added confusion of different cultures, traditions, religions perhaps, etc. I would think all this would make it even more difficult....
Online long distance relationships can be very hard I think. When you realise that the only way you could ever be together means one of you has to give up their current way of life, job etc and move to the other one's country. It is a big risk but you have to be 100% positive about taking it, or else what is the point of getting a LDR started ?...... And if you have children then that is a near impossible thing to contemplate, for me anyway.
Wishing you the best of luck though, it can and does happen here.....
I agree, it's a bit like falling off your bicycle, hurting yourself and being fearful of getting back on it again. One has to find courage, dust yourself down get back up and try again.....
RE: Everything you do, Matters!
I agree in what you say. But also looking to the negative aspect, if it is necessary to verbally chastise someone there is the danger of that being passed on to others by the upset recipient.Knowing of this potential, how can it be avoid ? A wrong doer can't be allowed to escape a bad deed because of these negative consequences....