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    valinors_sorrow Posts: 2,927, Reputation: 653
    I regard all beings mostly by their consciousness and little else
     
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    Feb 4, 2007, 06:20 AM
    Just about everyone gets "burned" in a relationship -- the significant question remains: what are you going to learn from it and how will you apply that to your future in a healthy fashoin? To walk away mad saying things like "all women blah blah blah or all men are such and such" is not good.

    You have to appreciate how fair this all is in the long run-- those who learn nothing and apply bitterness (even when they think its cleverly disguised) well, they get what they get (and its not good either) and those who learn well, likewise (only its good) and everything in between gets its just rewards too. I mean, how cool is that? Eventually, I believe the well and fully functional find each other and live happily ever after. Tis so in our house and I see it is so in others too! Choose carefully, develop slowly, earn that mutual trust over time (trust a little, risk a little, trust a little more, risk a little more) that is so necessary, then let the reins fully loose on your heart.
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    #22

    Feb 4, 2007, 06:50 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by valinors_sorrow
    Just about everyone gets "burned" in a relationship -- the significant question remains: what are you going to learn from it and how will you apply that to your future in a healthy fashion? To walk away mad saying things like "all women blah blah blah or all men are such and such" is not good.
    So true. I thought I'd go down this road, cursing women and becoming quite misogynistic. But in the end, I'd end up a bitter old loser, not being able to accept my responsibility in a failed relationship.

    I have to say I've learned a lot, I don't think women are untouchable goddesses that must never be angered, nor do I lose myself and subjugate my happiness for them. What's best, I'm applying what I've learned from the last one in my current relationship. The highs aren't as high, but the lows aren't so abysmal. I'm taking it all very slowly.
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    #23

    Feb 4, 2007, 03:06 PM
    Thank you everyone for this amazing thread.

    Geoff for asking such a great question. He is always full of them and has a habit of wondering the very same things I do.

    Val, Tal, Nos and others! Your answers / contributions to this thread are brilliant, amzing and so thought provoking! My mind is buzzing at the moment contemplating what you all had to say! That's why I love AMHD!!

    I'm not even going to embarrass myself and contribute at a deeper level then to simply say AWESOME THREAD!!

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