Tear It Up (On Our Worst Behavior) by Immature & The CSGW

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Lemonchick said:
AND then she also has this thing for always bringing up things I don't even want to talk about. Every few weeks she goes into one of her "How are you and John?" question periods. :no:
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:lol: My mom does that too. Except not with boys, cause she's just learned not to ask. :wink:
 
Screwtape2 said:
Not in the strictly romantic sense. I think a soulmate can be a great friend too and I don't think you're restricted to one. :)
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I would agree with that. There have definitely been friends of mine that I would consider soulmates. And, yeah, I don't think you're restricted to one, but I like the idea of there being a perfect person for you too. :hmm:
 
onebloodonelife said:
:up:

Here goes then...

So lately I've been thinking a lot about relationships and all of that, and I'm curious, do you believe in soulmates?
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I kinda do and kinda don't..well, not in the sense that there's just one person out there for everyone. I think there's people we know we could be with forever and people that are better matches with us than others...but nothing is perfect and nothing is that simple and there doesn't necessarily have to be just one person who could be your "perfect" match. I think relationships take a lot of work no matter what, even if you really are perfect for each other. Well, at least that's what I've experienced in my own life. Do I consider my boyfriend my soulmate? Yeah I do. But I think it's something that happens over time...it's hard to know if you're really "meant" to be with someone no matter what or if things just work out the way they do because you love them that much and you're willing to put that much effort into the relationship.
 
Lemonchick said:
I kinda do and kinda don't..well, not in the sense that there's just one person out there for everyone. I think there's people we know we could be with forever and people that are better matches with us than others...but nothing is perfect and nothing is that simple and there doesn't necessarily have to be just one person who could be your "perfect" match. I think relationships take a lot of work no matter what, even if you really are perfect for each other. Well, at least that's what I've experienced in my own life. Do I consider my boyfriend my soulmate? Yeah I do. But I think it's something that happens over time...it's hard to know if you're really "meant" to be with someone no matter what or if things just work out the way they do because you love them that much and you're willing to put that much effort into the relationship.
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:yes: It's not that simple, you're right. And, I think you're right about relationships always being work too. I think some are less so than others, and that probably has to do with how well the two people fit together.
 
onebloodonelife said:
I would agree with that. There have definitely been friends of mine that I would consider soulmates. And, yeah, I don't think you're restricted to one, but I like the idea of there being a perfect person for you too. :hmm:
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Maybe because there are so many ways to not meet one person, that in life there are many of them. :)
 
Screwtape2 said:
Maybe because there are so many ways to not meet one person, that in life there are many of them. :)
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:hmm:

Maybe in a way, you're always looking for a sense of wholeness and fulfill that through finding others who fill those gaps, even if it's a bunch of different people with different traits.
 
onebloodonelife said:
:yes: It's not that simple, you're right. And, I think you're right about relationships always being work too. I think some are less so than others, and that probably has to do with how well the two people fit together.
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That's definitely true, it really depends on the people. I mean I've had people ask me "how do you do it" and most of the time I honestly don't know. It just works. :shrug:
 
onebloodonelife said:
:hmm:

Maybe in a way, you're always looking for a sense of wholeness and fulfill that through finding others who fill those gaps, even if it's a bunch of different people with different traits.
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Maybe in a way, soulmates are our heavens on Earth. Relationships that are just that magical. :)

To steal a quote from Field of Dreams...

"What is heaven like?"
"It's the place where dreams come true."

Isn't not being alone a dream shared by everyone? Like I said, maybe these magical relationships are our heavens on Earth. :)
 
Lemonchick said:
That's definitely true, it really depends on the people. I mean I've had people ask me "how do you do it" and most of the time I honestly don't know. It just works. :shrug:
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It's always interesting for me to look at relationships and how they work, especially since my parents were just a horrible example of what to do. :lol: I admire people who can make it work, whether through lots of work or just cause it works.

Screwtape2 said:
Maybe in a way, soulmates are our heavens on Earth. Relationships that are just that magical. :)

To steal a quote from Field of Dreams...

"What is heaven like?"
"It's the place where dreams come true."

Isn't not being alone a dream shared by everyone? Like I said, maybe these magical relationships are our heavens on Earth. :)
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That's a great way of looking at it. It's true that anytime I'm with people who I would consider soulmates, it does seem like a little slice of heaven, like things are pieced together just right. :up:
 
So Cassie how did you ever end up knowing that you wanted to do that super cool musicology program you're in now?
 
Lemonchick said:
So Cassie how did you ever end up knowing that you wanted to do that super cool musicology program you're in now?
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Sorry I went to take a shower. :wink:

Anyway, I didn't. :lol: I came into college wanting to be a doctor and took this seminar about listening to rock and pop music. I thought it'd just be fun and an easy grade. It ended up changing my entire academic path. :lol: I ended up falling in love with analyzing music, and the rest is history I guess. :D
 
:wave: Cassie. Yeah I'm in and out too, doing work :sigh:
 
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