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| Date | 2009-11-26 |
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| Message | Ah. And 'someone', you're right when you said that 'us' north americans are extremely self absorbed. When I'm able to log into my 'blog' again, that'd be an interesting topic to ponder about! Thanks for the idea. |
| Date | 2009-11-26 |
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| Message | To 'someone'. It's a shame I can't respond directly to you. Anyway, sorry to hear that you view me in such a negative light. I'm open to criticism and I know my recent entries are self centered. That's because recently, I've been taking much personal time to reflect on my life. No, I don't expect you to care. But I am secure enough to share my life in hopes that someone might identify with my thoughts and give insight onto them based on their own experience. I know they're not thoughts and ideas that are relevant to every demographic. I know they are void of politics and global issues-which are topics that may interest you much more. By all means, visit blogs dedicated to these issues. However, know that these 'self centered' thoughts are relevant to me, and since I know I'm not the only human here, l know such thoughts might be important to someone else too. Oh yes, btw. There's a reason I call this my 'journal' and not my blog. This IS my diary. Haha! All the best, ' someone'. |
| Date | 2009-11-25 |
| Message | Wow, I can't believe someone can be that self indulgent. Seriously, no one cares about your little ponderings. Write a diary, not a blog. It's not even as though you're being insightful. You must be totally ignorant to everyone else's view of you. And before you tell me to get a life, I came across your website by accident Najin, and I don't plan to revisit. Wow, you Canadians and Americans are soooo self-obsessed. A m a z i n g... |
| Date | 2009-11-23 |
| Location |  |
| Message | I agree, I'm a believer that when it happens, it happens, and just enjoy the ride in the meantime. They say that the worst thing you can do is be with the wrong person; out of fear of loneliness, and I can say this, despite most of my friends being engaged, married, or in serious relationships. life isnt meant to be race....haste makes waste. In response to your seemingly rhetorical question about "what are you left with after the fire dies out"...well I happened to ask my father the same question recently, he responded by saying "yeh the fire is great, but after a while (30yrs+) that fades as you get older, but what you're left with is a companion, a best friend who you has stood by you through thick and thin, I can't imagine going through life without someone like that (being the stubborn guy he is I don't blame him either). Of course there will people couples whose relationships break down, others will persevere....i guess that will depend on how much you really get to know the person before that knot is tied, after all, you do have your sister and her new husband to look to as role models. Lastly please forgive me for this rather sudden intrusion into this literary extension of your sub-conscious, however I was pulled away early and thus was not to introduce myself at your sister's wedding last saturday night, but as chance would have it, I found this blog, read your insightful posts and could not help but provide some perspective, whilst trying not to seem creepy : |
| Date | 2009-11-23 |
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| Message | I agree, I'm a believer that when it happens, it happens, and just enjoy the ride in the meantime. They say that the worst thing you can do is be with the wrong person; out of fear of loneliness, and I can say this, despite most of my friends being engaged, married, or in serious relationships. life isnt meant to be race....haste makes waste. In response to your seemingly rhetorical question about "what are you left with after the fire dies out"...well I happened to ask my father the same question recently, he responded by saying "yeh the fire is great, but after a while (30yrs+) that fades as you get older, but what you're left with is a companion, a best friend who you has stood by you through thick and thin, I can't imagine going through life without someone like that (being the stubborn guy he is I don't blame him either). Of course there will people couples whose relationships break down, others will persevere....i guess that will depend on how much you really get to know the person before that knot is tied, after all, you do have your sister and her new husband to look to as role models. Lastly please forgive me for this rather sudden intrusion into this literary extension of your sub-conscious, however I was pulled away early and thus was not to introduce myself at your sister's wedding last saturday night, but as chance would have it, I found this blog, read your insightful posts and could not help but provide some perspective, whilst trying not to seem creepy : |
| Date | 2009-11-22 |
| Message | did you get rid of your facebook najin? |
| Date | 2009-11-04 |
| Message | those tests are pretty accurate... STUDY! |
Private Message added 2009-10-23 |
| Date | 2009-10-20 |
| Location |  |
| Message | Don't let these experiences stop you from putting effort into others. You always get as much out of something as you put in, you will eventually be surrounded by the right people. Who wouldn't be drawn to someone that listened, showed care, loved, etc. There are just way too many people who take that for granted. Unfortunately, you will meet some of these people along the way. |
| Date | 2009-10-18 |
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| Message | why won't you write me back |
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