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Metanoia
#61 Posted : 8/14/2013 11:28:59 AM

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jbark wrote:
I like to get there. I often like "having done" more than the doing, the sense of accomplishment more than the prospect itself, and a lot of guys I have spoken with agree. A lot of women too. (again, not the sex... OK?!?)

Having said that, I have been in arguments with the aforementioned girlfriend about: the boiling point of water, whether or not it will rain, where to put a tent when there is only one high ground flat spot in the shade, what to eat (on a daily basis, though i was the one cooking it all), how paper is made, why a thermometer works, why men cry, homeopathy, why an anchor is needed in gyp-rock to hold up shelves, and yes, full circle - the FREEZING point of water...

Wait a second here, did you just make me turn this into a bitch session about my ex, Dioxippus? Damn you!!! Smile

JBArk

See, I've always been kind of almost disappointed when something comes to completion. I'll lose myself in the process, the work, the journey, and when it comes to fruition I'll think "Aw...now it's done" or even, "Aw...all that and this is it?" But again, I reiterate, I'm not exactly your typical man.

Oh Christ, don't get me started on the ex now too! Very happy She was, admittedly, very....um....intellectually challenged. She once argued with me for several minutes that the sun rotates around the earth Shocked Confused Laughing They'll argue anything, sometimes even when they know they're wrong. I find it so bizarre. I don't pretend to understand it in the least! Smile

At least when it comes to sex we can see things the same way! Laughing
 

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#62 Posted : 8/14/2013 1:36:36 PM

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Dioxippus wrote:

Oh Christ, don't get me started on the ex now too! Very happy She was, admittedly, very....um....intellectually challenged. She once argued with me for several minutes that the sun rotates around the earth Shocked Confused Laughing They'll argue anything, sometimes even when they know they're wrong. I find it so bizarre. I don't pretend to understand it in the least!


I have not argued much with my exes about factual stuff. Maybe i just pick the clever ones (atleast cleverer than me).

But if this thread is turning into everyone wingeing about ex partners i will say that the only arguments i have ever had is when they think i fancy their sister,friends, filmstars, popstars, barmaids,the girl working on the fish counter at the supermarket ad infinitum. Used to wind me up no end. Especially when a particular form of warped fuzzy logic is incorporated by said partner to make sense of why i fancy someone else. I didn"t deal with that particular insecurity very well. Could"ve made a better hash of it. Live and learn.

 
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#63 Posted : 8/15/2013 7:55:08 AM
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Modern 1st country citizens have almost forgotten about rites of passages.

Native traditions play a lot of emphasis on integrating polarities and moving towards responsibility/maturity.

For example native Americans in the U.S still do "Vision quests" as a process to also integrate our masculine and feminine energies. Maybe you could do one (never done one but sounds very profound and liberating).
 
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#64 Posted : 8/15/2013 12:24:46 PM

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Always, when a question about beeing a men is raised I think of:

HERBERT GRÖNEMEYER - MEN Big grin
Quote:

men will open their arms
men assure security
men will cry in their beer
if you don't treat them tenderly
so vulnerable, here are the men
whatever in the world
would the world become without them?

men do deals and favours
men think a woman can be owned
men will always hustle
men tell lies on the telephone

men are all primed for action
wallets full of credit cards the main attraction

men consider themselves with pride
men are macho, but so soft inside
men need help, 'cause they can't decide
what makes a man a man
when is a a man a man?
what makes a man a man?

men have rippling muscels
men can carry heavy sacks...
men who've seen it all
men who'll have many heart attacks

men bash their heads on brick walls
men who think that only men make any sense at all

men consider themselves with pride
men are macho, but so soft inside
men need help, 'cause they can't decide
what makes a man a man
when is a a man a man?
what makes a man a man?

men get drunk with style
men go out to pick a fight
men read morning papers
men watch tv late at night
men are building missiles
men do each and every single damn right thing
when is a man a man?
what makes a man a man?

men can never have babies
men are going bald on top
men just want to be human
but they're programmed to be men, they cannot stop
so vulnerable, here are the men
whatever in the world
would the world become without them?

men were glasses to cover their eyes
men go off into corners to cry
men need help, 'cause they can't decide
what makes a man a man
when is a man a man?
what makes a man a man?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVxJyPoT5i8
Everything is always okay in the end, if it's not, then it's not the end.
 
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