True though... I think any emotion is just important as another, just because it's negative no reason to shed it away... Mondays are good days for it. K tamuzhe kogda ya bivau serezniy? ;)
I'm sure there is lot more to it then a few positive qualities. (no offense)
In my view attraction is based on genetic compatibility. Your subconscious mind telling you that mating with that individual will produce good of springs. Love is advanced form of mating season
More angry then sorry because of the choices I've made...
Anger gives you strength. Strength is power. You shouldn't let people feel sorry for you no matter how vulnerable you feeling. You can look at your self from a side and realize what hardship your going through. That alone gives you strength. You are strong. Life is a battle and you're winning every day. By the time you realize this you already feeling good about your self. This is all some people need, a little spark to start the fire. Negative emotions are nothing but chemical reaction in your brain. Before you turn to drugs, conceder the power you possess over your self.
I might be wrong, I'm not a shrink. Perhaps I'm more fracked up then I think I am and this egomania-escape technique is fracking me up even more but it works
"A man from New Jersey has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for sending more than a million spam messages to AOL users. 'Todd Moeller was sentenced ... after he was caught making a deal with a government informant to send junk e-mails advertising a computer security program in return for 50 percent of the profits ... Moeller told the informant via instant messaging he could conceal the source of the e-mails through his access to 40 different servers and had profited $40,000 a month from other spam e-mail scams that promoted stocks, prosecutors said.'"
Finally someone is getting cought. I might start using my aol account more. I hate spam so much I was actually thinking of setting up a server that mail bombs the source...
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RE: SO ladies does size matter
One upon a time I've seen a baseball bat cry.