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I think that if you go through life not ever opening your heart to another person, you will not get hurt but you will also never know the true pleasures that life has to offer.

I think...yes, that is true. But sometimes there comes a point when you have to say enough is enough. Sometimes you have enough of getting hurt and hurting others...
 
I think...yes, that is true. But sometimes there comes a point when you have to say enough is enough. Sometimes you have enough of getting hurt and hurting others...

I think when you reach that point maybe you just need to take a break, let yourself heal from the hurt and get re-energized. Because I'm told there is someone out there for everyone ... if you give up - you hurt yourself in a different way (and the person out there that's meant for you) :rose::rose:
 
I think that if you go through life not ever opening your heart to another person, you will not get hurt but you will also never know the true pleasures that life has to offer.

I think when you reach that point maybe you just need to take a break, let yourself heal from the hurt and get re-energized. Because I'm told there is someone out there for everyone ... if you give up - you hurt yourself in a different way (and the person out there that's meant for you) :rose::rose:

I think that the idea we have that we can avoid pain by not opening our hearts is misguided. On one hand, we have the known pain of loneliness and being isolated, and the risk of nevery truly becoming who we were intended to be because we are living in fear and keeping our true selves hidden. On the other hand we have the riskier unknown kind of pain - we have pain that is sharpened and heightened because each attempt to open our heart is risky, and it is filled with hope, and hope raises the stakes so that we feel the loss of that potential connection more sharply.

But I'm with Gracie. You have to take the deep breath, take the time to heal and then try again. Because life should be lived with all the colors and all the stars AND all the rain and storms and hurt.
 
I think that the idea we have that we can avoid pain by not opening our hearts is misguided. On one hand, we have the known pain of loneliness and being isolated, and the risk of nevery truly becoming who we were intended to be because we are living in fear and keeping our true selves hidden. On the other hand we have the riskier unknown kind of pain - we have pain that is sharpened and heightened because each attempt to open our heart is risky, and it is filled with hope, and hope raises the stakes so that we feel the loss of that potential connection more sharply.

But I'm with Gracie. You have to take the deep breath, take the time to heal and then try again. Because life should be lived with all the colors and all the stars AND all the rain and storms and hurt.

I think I'm smiling to see Crvysnorter :kiss:
 
Yep, I can just see her. "It's not bad...do you have it in black?"

Snortsnort! I haven't quite sold her on black yet. I think just give me a little more time.

Ahhh ... and I think I haven't told you there's another one on the way. :eek:

I'll send you a note tomorrow. I'm about to hop off here and curl up with a movie. :kiss::rose:
 
I think if Steven Jobs, Stephen Wozniak, Ronald Wayne, and AC Markkula Jr had not followed their dreams in the late 70's you would think an apple was something to eat, or iphone was bad spelling.

I think, if you asked these people, they would say they worked their asses off to achieve their goals.
 
I think we all need friends whom we can canfide in, and it is they who brighten up our lives.
 
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