Post "Your thought of the Day" here in this thread
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For me, I like to reflect and be introspective when I'm travelling. It's even better now for me now because I don't take SBS Transit buses much now. It was TV MObile that took away much of my introspection period.
Anyway my thought of the day:
When we were young, our parents spent much effort on training us to sleep alone. Much coaxing, threatening, and rewarding were done to achieve this. When we reached the teenage age, we practically felt that we were invincible. After some time, when the need to find love hits us in the 20s, we start to crave for intimacy. Those who are attached/married now, and are very much in love or were ever very much in love, know the agony of lack of intimacy with our partners. Even the simple act of sleeping together, nothing else. Pretty much soon, the human need for intimacy took away this sense of invicinity and made us vulnerable.
Isn't life strange? The life cycle that charters events and human needs is a seemingly strange quadratic curve of some sort. -
I got four pages of 'apologies' page before coming in here!
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hey same same leh.....Originally posted by Oyster Omelette:I got four pages of 'apologies' page before coming in here! -
Haha sorry, my thoughts not as chim as the thread starter...
I wonder why people keep linking me to other people here even though I have no idea what they are talking about -
i know what u meant....Originally posted by rainee:Haha sorry, my thoughts not as chim as the thread starter...
I wonder why people keep linking me to other people here even though I have no idea what they are talking about -
Originally posted by Estee:i know what u meant....
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Here's my thought - another thread down the drain and no yellow cards? Of course there is fairness; somebody has it more than the others.
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I read in Cosmo or Her World years back that the simple act of sleeping together brings more intimacy to the relationship than sex itself.Originally posted by foxwalk:For me, I like to reflect and be introspective when I'm travelling. It's even better now for me now because I don't take SBS Transit buses much now. It was TV MObile that took away much of my introspection period.
Anyway my thought of the day:
When we were young, our parents spent much effort on training us to sleep alone. Much coaxing, threatening, and rewarding were done to achieve this. When we reached the teenage age, we practically felt that we were invincible. After some time, when the need to find love hits us in the 20s, we start to crave for intimacy. Those who are attached/married now, and are very much in love or were ever very much in love, know the agony of lack of intimacy with our partners. Even the simple act of sleeping together, nothing else. Pretty much soon, the human need for intimacy took away this sense of invicinity and made us vulnerable.
Isn't life strange? The life cycle that charters events and human needs is a seemingly strange quadratic curve of some sort.
Does that explain why guys who claim they are intimate us, fall asleep immediately after the act itself ? -
Your yellow card is not for deviating away from the topic; it's for asking a crude and inappropriate question in a family-oriented forum...Originally posted by Piscator:Here's my thought - another thread down the drain and no yellow cards? Of course there is fairness; somebody has it more than the others.
Geddit?
Anyway, your comments are still welcomed (just maintain the class)...
Now, here's my thought of the day - Half a day more to a long weekend!
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Ha ha ha.... nice joke.... you have a good weekend too....Originally posted by EricDraven:Your yellow card is not for deviating away from the topic; it's for asking a crude and inappropriate question in a family-oriented forum...
Geddit?
Anyway, your comments are still welcomed (just maintain the class)...
Now, here's my thought of the day - Half a day more to a long weekend! -
I was angry with my friend:
I told my wrath, my wrath did end.
I was angry with my foe:
I told it not, my wrath did grow.
From a poison tree by william blake -
who will get ban todae
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can i just take a nap at my desk till 5pm... packup and leave for my looooooooooong weekend?
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I have nothing to fear since I am not P-Member
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Deep leh. what is P-Member? You mean someone here is a member of the parliament? I'll be damned...Originally posted by rainee:I have nothing to fear since I am not P-Member 
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My Thought of the Day
Will I strike TOTO group one this coming Monday? 
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i am a slow dying rat.
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Sianz...
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kill me...... i'm so HOT... grrrr
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My thought of the day :
Sometimes, one makes long-term plans and commits to making sacrifices for the next few years to achieve it and when the goal comes close to fruition, there is such a sense of calm, peace and contentment and pride in oneself.
It's never easy to commit oneself to a goal that will take years to achieve. It calls for discipline, a lotta lotta sacrifice, painful lifestyle changes and more... and sometimes, you feel less-than-human because of your circumstances. You feel like you're trudging on through the endless days, when the hours just drag on by, slowly...
That's when close friends make all the difference.
Close friends can be buddies you've known for years, or pals you've just known recently but who are on the same wavelength as you. Real friends soften the pain of your struggles by just being there for you, offering a listening ear and advice when necessary.
At the end of it, you'll look back and realise what was really precious to you, and who were real pals who stood by you through your trials and who were your cheerleaders in your little victories and milestones. You'll realise that a lot of times, you weren't really yourself as you were burnt-out, depressed, or you've momentarily lost sight of your self-worth and confidence, but your true friends never abandon you just because you became 'boring company' or weren't in an uppity mood. Precious gems.
Victory might be long in coming... but it nevertheless, remains sweet, and sweeter still, if the toil was long-drawn and great.
OK, I kinda cheated here... TWO thoughts instead of just one THOUGHT of the day... but I'm sure you won't mind! -
my thought of the day? umm yummy ..! dinner time!
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'Tis Labour Day now and my thought of the day :
Travel light, get rid of 'excess baggages' in your life... ... ... -
Today's thought of the day...
How I wish I could eat everything I want without growing fat nor becoming unhealthy!
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Ggggrrr... duplicate AGAIN!
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Thought of the day:
When will I achieve universal domination?