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post Oct 11 2009, 11:52 AM

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lol everybody frickin knows about soulmates. you say you know all about them by studying them, which is really REALLY funny because you obviously didn't bother looking for your soulmate and settled for less ... so how would you know what a soulmate really is?

a soulmate is half of a twin soul. When they meet, they share a deep, intimate connection where they are sexually, mentally, physically, emotionally compatible. There's no explaining how you know you've met him/her, it's just knowledge. It's a personal knowledge that you keep to yourself, which is what I mean by "people who have met their soulmates don't talk about them".
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post Oct 11 2009, 11:36 PM

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QUOTE(moorish @ Oct 11 2009, 12:13 AM)
hahaha, now only you google about soulmate doh.gif

do you know soul mate is not even necessary be your spouse? it could be your frens?
I was saving this for him, but since you had to be the smarter one so you kena first.

The reason soulmate is not a must is they could exist but in different time, maybe your other half was living 50 years ago. hence its impossible to find.

Finding soulmate is like finding yourself, its the twin. and the fusing is in the spirit, so its very rare my dear.

Anyway no point further discuss about it since obviously you;ve no idea what you're talking about and no point I educate you, coz you must be a spiritual person b4 you believe in such a thing as soul mate.
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I googled the definition so I wouldn't tell you the wrong thing. I don't like giving my own definition when it could be partially wrong.

ANYWAY, we all know you settled for less, so you are cynical of the rest who actually have dreams that reach the skies and you don't believe that anybody who dreams like that is mature. You believe you are the only mature person in this thread, and that's why you're coming under fire. You don't have to be a spiritual person to believe in soulmates, you just have to be someone who believes that true love and soulmates are one and the same.

You are so entrenched in what you have now that is working for you, that you believe all else is immature and misguided. Is it really any wonder that there are people out there happier than you are because they believe in more than just what you settled for?
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post Oct 11 2009, 11:46 PM

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QUOTE(debbieyss @ Oct 11 2009, 03:12 AM)
No matter how little I know of what I want, definitely I know much more than you. The world is gonna laugh at how you debate with your personal emotion.

You lack of knowledge to debate is one thing, don't know what does interpersonal communications skill mean is another thing.

You thought you know what you want but actually not, because you have not seen the life.
Why would you always not asnwering question when people ask you?

And I believe besides you, there are quite a number of you haven't answered my questions, too.  smile.gif
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lol you're one to talk. I know a little bit about you, and how you use your emotions to argue/debate/whatever you want to call it. You like to make yourself sound right, even when you're wrong, by redefining words or changing what you said before. I don't think you're that much older than I am either, but I know people who are a lot more mature than you are younger than even myself.

How is it possible for you to not know very much yet know that you know more than I do? Are you secretly blonde? You can let your emotions carry you away in this discussion, like you seem to like to do, I'll just sit back and watch. Your telling of your story about your previous "trauma" with an ex boyfriend is supposed to make us feel pity for you? Or at least make ME feel pity for you? I know a little bit about that too. Everybody go "KESSIIANNNN!!!"

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post Oct 11 2009, 11:53 PM

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never once did I say I was right.
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post Oct 11 2009, 11:57 PM

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lol half the time I just read you saying/asking if people look down on full time mothers. Why? Ego boost when they say no they don't? A lot of people do NOT look down on full-time mothers .... it's just full-time mothers like you who bum off their husbands and think that they're entitled to it that irks all of us.
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post Oct 12 2009, 12:01 AM

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QUOTE(debbieyss @ Oct 11 2009, 11:57 AM)
My personal relationship shouldn't be brought into this discussion, and I'm not willing to bring it up here. I was not looking for sympathy instead I was looking for solution with the mere courage as a gal I have.

So, prove me that you are right then. All along I didn't see you sharing me your knowledge as what you have experienced, seen or been through. You're just telling me what your theory and your belief is.

Lastly, ain't I repeated a metaphor many times "I'm willing to be regretful one day if anyone of you can prove that I'm wrong"? However up to current none of you are able to prove me if there's any possibility to have a long lasting marriage if marry an average man who can't even support himself. None of you have shown me a real life example. Instead an immature person as me (for the sake to acknowledge what you want me to be), I have showed you many many real examples.
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well, like you said, why bring it up here? The entire purpose of this thread is to argue about moorish's (and yours and other girls who think like you two) idea that money comes first above all else. That's a theoretical/abstract idea that we're arguing, aren't we? That's why I put forward what I believe and my theories/opinions about the topic.

I don't need to prove that I'm right. If people accept that I'm right, then I'm right. If not, then I'm wrong.
Why do you need others to prove you wrong? Shouldn't you be doing that yourself?

Real examples sure, but all of your own interpretations and maybe a little bit of a twisted mindset. Remember that movie, "He's Just Not That Into You"? Maybe all those examples you gave us are the minority. We're the majority.
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post Oct 12 2009, 12:03 AM

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QUOTE(moorish @ Oct 11 2009, 11:58 AM)
Good thats the most important answer from you.
Means pointless to debate with you since you admit you;re not right in the beginning.

Or are you here to ask us to prove you're right?
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LOL you like to try to make me wrong and say that I'm high and mighty right all the time ... but look at you? You're the one acting like you're right all the time AHHAHAHAHA. Seriously woman, look at yourself. I'm not wrong all the time, nor am I right all the time ... but you seem to think you're right all the time and trying to pin that on me. Don't do that, pinning your labels on a younger person like me.
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QUOTE(moorish @ Oct 11 2009, 12:01 PM)
Because it is important to ask this question, if that person looks down on fulltime mothers than I can just skip his posting, he is coming from a mind beyond moral, beyond anything...really a walking man without soul.
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yeah because it's not what you want to hear, so you disregard it.
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post Oct 12 2009, 12:06 AM

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QUOTE(moorish @ Oct 11 2009, 12:04 PM)
I'm so confuse...but then I duno why I'm replying to you

you edi admit you're not right...so I guess you're not right rclxub.gif
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I didn't admit I'm wrong. I said I could be wrong. Look at you, jumping so quickly on someone who CAN admit that they may be wrong. Unlike you, whose word is law above all else and is always right, right?
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post Oct 12 2009, 12:10 AM

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QUOTE(debbieyss @ Oct 11 2009, 12:06 PM)
But you said you're trying to make me see that I'm wrong. So means that you are proving me that you are right. No?
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I'm not proving anything to anybody. I don't think your way of thinking is right, so I say you should think this way. I think the main problem here is that both of you are very narrow-minded and refuse to consider thinking outside your own little box. What you accept as good enough for you is none of my business, but by limiting yourself, you fail to see the bigger picture and maybe even a greater happiness than the two of you have accepted. *shrug* I used to be very narrow-minded like the both of you, refusing to see what other people tell me I should see ... but I've realized that by doing that, I limit myself.

There are so many things out there that I could dream about and maybe even make a reality. I'm beyond happy right now, because I allowed myself to enjoy what I didn't allow myself to enjoy before. I'm a happier person because of it, and I don't need material goods to be happy because of this realization.
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post Oct 12 2009, 12:23 AM

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QUOTE(debbieyss @ Oct 11 2009, 12:17 PM)
So you're giving your gf money right?
So is your gf a leecher?
Or will you willingly be her leecher?
It's because I'd always thought of love is bigger than everything and money will come later.
But I tasted the time where I was broke. I have no idea how to go into a relationship if I couldn't even support myself and my family.
If a man who can't support himself and can't provide, he is not ready for marriage.

I'm not sure your family background, but if you are a ballet dancer and know piano, I assume you at least don't come from a poor family background.
Perhaps one day you leave your family, live on your own, you will know that going after an average man may not be the successful way to marriage.

Plus, if I'm narrow-minded enough, I won't be wasting time here.

Also, since you know some examples, why not you just share us here?
Or you actually don't have any?
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Examples of what? Marriages that lasted regardless of money? Dude a lot of my family started and married poor. They're still marred. *shrug*

I already have a man, and he's an average guy. *shrug*
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post Oct 12 2009, 01:26 AM

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QUOTE(debbieyss @ Oct 11 2009, 12:26 PM)
Yes, I know you are a good gal and you are going to be a great wife, great working mother.

I hope you will feel things running fair to you when you are pregnant and you still have to work; when you have delivered baby you are expected to work and you have to share the expenses of a family.
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I'm not having kids LOL I don't think my sole purpose in life is to have children, unlike some people.

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