actually, u should be.Originally posted by choco B:Strangely, I felt alittle scared after reading this -__-"
I disagree.Originally posted by Fatum:Aiyah, just believe in "yuan fen" ......
if it's meant to be, it's meant to be ...
and if someone was scheduled by fate, nothing you can do can block it one i feel ....
a fatalistic attitude to love is the best way to go in life i feel ....
Was that your psychological observation ? .....Originally posted by Gedanken:Whoa, heads up! Alpha male in the room!
Nah, I watch the Discovery Channel!Originally posted by Fatum:Was that your psychological observation ? .....
Originally posted by Gedanken:Nah, I watch the Discovery Channel!
r-iii-iii-ght. that's nice dear.Originally posted by ManualOnly:
I am classic case of a hunter-killer type. Be it on MRT, hawker center, library, Borders and shoppiing malls, I am constantly observing potential mate.
Originally posted by ManualOnly:uh huh...
actually, u should be.
its natural to be fearful of the unknown and unappreciated *ahem*.
Amoungst homosapiens, we call it flirting or courtship.or lust...
because, you only live once, i suppose?
And THAT, is where the fun begins.
Ah the edu-tainment channels...very informative and eye-opening programmes.Originally posted by Gedanken:Nah, I watch the Discovery Channel!
well, if an idiot can live a life of an ignorant-fool, won't that be a blissful life ?Originally posted by thinger:because, you only live once, i suppose?
idiot.
jeez.
sensitive new age kind guy eh? wheres this coming from? your arse?Originally posted by ManualOnly:I can be a SNAG on the outside in order to win a lady's confidences and trust, but once in the bedroom, the Alpha-male trade still dominates [/color]
uh oh kay.Originally posted by ManualOnly:well, if an idiot can live a life of an ignorant-fool, won't that be a blissful life ?
another way of seeing is even with all the educations and opportunities presented in today's commerical world, women in general are still getting 2nd-rated deals in both cooperate and personal affairs.
One cannot assume that being a non-idiot or with a fatalistic attititude that one can avoid moments of heartbreaks and despair.
Love-life is like a cycle of life. It has its beautiful and ugly moments.
And like life, its will end at some point. The challenge is taking that gracefully.
And yes, its easier said than doing it.
THe only difference is u can hv many loves, but only 1 life to live thru.
Well, you can't exactly live life with a harsh, utilitarian view either.Originally posted by ManualOnly:well, if an idiot can live a life of an ignorant-fool, won't that be a blissful life ?
another way of seeing is even with all the educations and opportunities presented in today's commerical world, women in general are still getting 2nd-rated deals in both cooperate and personal affairs.
One cannot assume that being a non-idiot or with a fatalistic attititude that one can avoid moments of heartbreaks and despair.
Love-life is like a cycle of life. It has its beautiful and ugly moments.
And like life, its will end at some point. The challenge is taking that gracefully.
And yes, its easier said than doing it.
THe only difference is u can hv many loves, but only 1 life to live thru.
!LOL!Originally posted by Rhonda:ManualOnly, you sound really scary now.
In fact, you don't sound like a homo sapien at all... you sound more like a member of our Primates family who've learnt how to communicate in English and use the computer and internet!
i suspect he read too much of nietzsche too, in addition to darwin ....Originally posted by Rhonda:Ah... something about the way you write, ManualOnly, makes me think of the novel, 'Hard Times' by Charles Dickens, where there was a foreboding sense of a bleak world where everything was cold, calculated, robotic... and very utilitarian.
Life is more than just us grabbing it by the throat and squeezing it dry for what it's worth!
When was the last time you stopped and smelled the roses?
last night. he likes rose-leaf rimming around the old date.Originally posted by Rhonda:When was the last time you stopped and smelled the roses?
i woulnt know. i read tintinOriginally posted by Fatum:i suspect he read too much of nietzsche too, in addition to darwin ....
I like the way u put it: the smell, the heart and the flow of life...Originally posted by Rhonda:Well, you can't exactly live life with a harsh, utilitarian view either.
Things like the flutterings of the heart, the nuances, the moods, the ebb and flow of life, precious little moments, memories and sentiments, stuff like that you can't exactly plan nor strategise.
And well, are we talking about falling in love or planning and even scheming, to snag a good mate?
Originally posted by Rhonda:Ah... something about the way you write, ManualOnly, makes me think of the novel, 'Hard Times' by Charles Dickens, where there was a foreboding sense of a bleak world where everything was cold, calculated, robotic... and very utilitarian.
Life is more than just us grabbing it by the throat and squeezing it dry for what it's worth!
When was the last time you stopped and smelled the roses?