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I think I need to learn from my mistakes.
I think I had a close call.
I think that people should treat Lit as a role play and not a replacement for real life.
 
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I think we should all remember we're unique....just like everyone else :p

I think life is all about the ride and some people like rides, others not so much.

I think there is no such thing as bad weather, just different weather. I like a good storm as much as I do a bright day.

I think sometimes good things DO NOT come to those who wait, I think good things often pass us by because we are too afraid to stand up and say "I'm going for it".

I think it is better to give than to receive, but sometimes it is better to give while you receive ;) :p
 
I think we should all remember we're unique....just like everyone else :p

I think it is better to give than to receive, but sometimes it is better to give while you receive ;) :p

I think you are pretty wise, and I like these two the best! ;)

Oh...

I think I can get an AV now!!! :D The real question is what will it be? I'll make it of me, I think I have a decent body....any suggestions??

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I think you are pretty wise, and I like these two the best! ;)

Oh...

I think I can get an AV now!!! :D The real question is what will it be? I'll make it of me, I think I have a decent body....any suggestions??

:devil:

I think not too much. Sometimes a hint is better than blatant, but I like a bit of allure :)

I think a TEASE is fun.;)
 
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todays, yesterdays and tomorrows are so important

being shown care and concern is wonderful

even tho I will be busy for the next couple of weeks , I will be thinking of you :)
 
I think that wthdrawing from contact when I'm at my most stressed is something many people have told me to stop doing.

I think that it's a habit that has served me well, and my recent realization is that I do not withdraw fully/wholly, I keep in my circle of contact those who do not take more than they give in terms of energy.

I think that pulling back can take many forms - the most effective is what I call "happy face" - which is essentially "yep, I'm good, thanks!" in response to any query. :)

I think in the last week I've had three examples of why I employ "happy face" and I am absolutely positively going to put it back into play, starting today.
 
I think that wthdrawing from contact when I'm at my most stressed is something many people have told me to stop doing.

I think that it's a habit that has served me well, and my recent realization is that I do not withdraw fully/wholly, I keep in my circle of contact those who do not take more than they give in terms of energy.

I think that pulling back can take many forms - the most effective is what I call "happy face" - which is essentially "yep, I'm good, thanks!" in response to any query. :)

I think in the last week I've had three examples of why I employ "happy face" and I am absolutely positively going to put it back into play, starting today.

I think you're on the right track.

Words from my wise grandmother: Fake it till you make it. IE: Always smile even if you don't feel like it, eventually you'll realize you really are smiling.
 
Words from my wise grandmother: Fake it till you make it. IE: Always smile even if you don't feel like it, eventually you'll realize you really are smiling.[/QUOTE]


I think your story of the Midnight dip is very well done. The twist at the end is not what I expected. I did get confused though with the switch between present and past tense. Still, very detailed descriptions and use of imagery. It was a good story.
 
I think you're on the right track.

Words from my wise grandmother: Fake it till you make it. IE: Always smile even if you don't feel like it, eventually you'll realize you really are smiling.

I think my family's version of that is "fake it til you feel it." And it is often very good advice.

I think it is nice to see IABoy. :rose:
 
I think my family's version of that is "fake it til you feel it." And it is often very good advice.

I think it is nice to see IABoy. :rose:

Nice to see you too curvy. I could fake it with the best of them until I met someone who asked me why I felt as though I had to. I then started learning more about honesty with my emotions. Sometimes I still need reminders though.
 
Nice to see you too curvy. I could fake it with the best of them until I met someone who asked me why I felt as though I had to. I then started learning more about honesty with my emotions. Sometimes I still need reminders though.

I think there is a difference between faking what you feel inside, and what you must do moment-to-moment to get through a bad situation that can't be avoided.

I think my friend who has twins and a two year old said it best when his wife asked why he wasn't upset about something one night and he replied, "I am, but we can't ALL cry." :D
 
I think someone needs to rethink the proclamation "I don't text."

I think if someone texted things would be easier right now. ahem

I think someone needs to get a new and better IT helper.

I think if they did, this would all not be an issue :D

I think I just had a wee bit of a gripe.

I think migraine headaches suck.

I think faking anything is lying to others and yourself. I think it is a good idea not to fake it. :)

I think IAboy is a keeper. :heart:
 
I think your story of the Midnight dip is very well done. The twist at the end is not what I expected. I did get confused though with the switch between present and past tense. Still, very detailed descriptions and use of imagery. It was a good story.

Thanks for taking the time to read and comment on my story :)
 
I think my family's version of that is "fake it til you feel it." And it is often very good advice.

I think it is nice to see IABoy. :rose:

Yes, exactly!

Nice to see you too curvy. I could fake it with the best of them until I met someone who asked me why I felt as though I had to. I then started learning more about honesty with my emotions. Sometimes I still need reminders though.

I ment that in times when things are not so pleasant at the moment, sometimes putting on the happy face is better than brooding in the misery or unpleasantness.

I think there is a difference between faking what you feel inside, and what you must do moment-to-moment to get through a bad situation that can't be avoided.

I think my friend who has twins and a two year old said it best when his wife asked why he wasn't upset about something one night and he replied, "I am, but we can't ALL cry." :D

Yes thats it.
 
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