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04-21-2018, 09:30 PM
I just can't chase him around anymore.
I'm tired of declaring my undying love to Alex, all for naught.
I mean, I know he's married and all but...
Can't he just divorce her? I'm sure he's already tired of her anyway.
Sigh.
He's so great, he's so wonderful, we absolutely do belong together.
But I just can't do it anymore.
I'll always love Alex Jones, but I really just can't do this anymore.
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Really...  How unfortunate *cough* 
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(04-21-2018, 10:09 PM)Trix Wrote: 
Alex doesn't deserve you, he married a weird woman and he should have left her by now for you!
I'm rethinking my crush too, especially after all the loud swearing lately! I have a new crush on Clyde Lewis.
It's not his looks, but just his smooth voice and he's frankly more intellectual whereas Alex is visceral.
We're still getting acquainted but I think I might love him.
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Kitty I love your honesty and strong sense of self-knowledge. You make me feel less alone in my fickleness...
It really is true though...
Both Alex’s wives have been weird, with seemingly glaringly obvious traits that give away their lack of authenticity. Why can’t Alex see that?
It’s another reason I don’t say anything anymore when questionable females start trying to get in good with InfoWars... if InfoWars really lacks discernment to that degree, then let’s just get it over with FFS.
It’s Darwin’s survival of the fittest at this point.
Being fickle seems like one of the least desirable qualities, multiplied exponentially when one lacks perspective on a given situation.
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Yeah, it's best to be alone.
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People inevitably start to hamper your good time and try to change you and fuck with your life.
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I mean, sure, of course I'd give it a go with Alex even though I know relationships are ultimately a nightmare...
We might as well play the game while we're here. Sorta boring not to unless you really REALLY have your own independent good time going on (which I do).
I think for most people, time will tell a different story if history is any indication.
I also think being fickle is a cancer on society, antithetical to all that creates a strong & prosperous society.
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I think being fickle is totally natural...
I'm all for people settling down, making nice families, being monogamous...
But people will never stop the wandering eye, married people become infatuated with other people every day, there is no changing nature.
Feeling it and acting on it are two different things, one is fine and the other is offensive and selfish depending on the parameters within the marriage.
I'd say being fickle is a sign of weakness, and a luxury of a lop-sided society in it's downtrend.
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Ah, I was trying to be civil with you but I'm going to call it like it is...
You're an extremely bitter, irrational, overly emotional person.
I say it with love, bud.
lol... (yes, I did literally laugh out loud, twice so far)
adding from my first post on the subject "...when one lacks perspective on a given situation. "...
noting the lack of response to the last post.
And of course, no offense taken on your opinion.
Much <3 to both of you, may you both land your heavyweights.
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(04-23-2018, 01:26 PM)Guest Wrote: adding from my first post on the subject "...when one lacks perspective on a given situation. "...
noting the lack of response to the last post.
I didn't respond to that part because it makes no sense, much like the rest of everything else you say...
Again, with love buddy.
Ok... I suppose we all have our opinions on what makes sense, and in your opinion women could just be the female version of MGTOW in a third world society, or in a first world in troubled times... ok
The ironic part being that in truth I could point out so many places where you make no sense, absolutely contradicting yourself over and over but I didn't because I actually understand things like that... depth and complexity, changes of opinions, limitations of language, etc etc etc, not to mention I saw no value or reason to.
When you wrote "You're an extremely bitter, irrational, overly emotional person." and said you meant it with love, I believed you.
When you say "much like the rest of everything else you say... (makes no sense)", I have to reconsider the whole civil part you mentioned as I wasn't trying to be uncivil, what I said seems like common sense, and it most certainly wasn't a judgment on you as you would later judge me (see above paragraph).
And of course I'm really not trying to pick a fight now, promise, if you view the entire dialogue from an impersonal lens I would hope that's clear. It's my philosophy/opinion. I also meant what I said when I said much <3.
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(04-23-2018, 01:55 PM)Guest Wrote: MGTOW
The temptation to just flat out stop reading here was pretty damn fucking strong, not gonna lie to ya amigo.
(04-23-2018, 01:55 PM)Guest Wrote: When you say "much like the rest of everything else you say... (makes no sense)", I have to reconsider the whole civil part
Again, I'm not trying to simply be a douche here (that takes no skill)...
But unfortunately, much of what you say, albeit not incoherent, is so bent to fit your own perspective that you can hardly expect other people to actually get it... and I know you must see this play out often in your interactions with people.
Hey man, you are what you are...
I don't dislike you and I'm not trying to offend.
But I'll always state the obvious about everything I see, dear.
I don't know...
I'd be willing to bet that if 10 unbiased people read much of what I write, especially considering it's consistency, a majority might not agree with what I say but they would probably get it enough intellectual juice to at least debate within their heads.
I'd also be willing to bet that if those same 10 people were to look at this interaction unbiased, they'd probably agree that your judgment of me (extremely bitter, irrational, overly emotional person) probably seems obvious projection, and that my arguments were actually quite intellectually sound.
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Well I bet those 10 unbiased people will have never talked to you before like I have, and probably don't have an adequate number of brain cells to rub together and 'read between the lines' of stuff that people say in the first place.
That's why people are so easily mislead by media and whatnot.
You want to bring in 10 unbiased people to make you seem normal, which is about as natural as being fickle.
So I think this has come full circle.
Well actually I considered adding intelligent in there but the truth is I didn't want you to read inbetween the lines and assume I was trying to insult you by calling you not intelligent.
I agree that one should attempt to read between the lines but I also think that many of your conclusions about me are probably where you read inbetween the lines incorrectly, making assumptions that I wasn't trying to imply.
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