What is it that makes us think, at some point in time, that we can spend most of the rest of our lives tolerating a person?
What is it that makes us abjectly surrender personal space and expect that willingness to surrender to last any significant period of time?
What is a reasonable period of time before boredom sets in? Before loathing sets in?
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What is it that makes us abjectly surrender personal space and expect that willingness to surrender to last any significant period of time?
What is a reasonable period of time before boredom sets in? Before loathing sets in?
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spouted by Non-Sensei at 1/30/2007 09:50:00 PM
9 Comments:
As I read those lines, I couldn't help grinning.
I think the answer is 'controlled madness'. :)
Hope, perhaps. Hope and the desire not to be alone.
As for a reasonable period of time? Tell me. I would know.
Never ... thats the answer to your last question.
... and that probably makes your first 2 questions redundant
hmmm. So you're contemplating *IT*.
Have contemplated, and lost [in the contemplation] because all the world and its mother's cerebration can never never replace the experience. And if you think too long, you might lose the chance to experience it.
and now I shall retire to my mundane existence after this dazzling bit of advice.
boredom is the lousiest excuse for loathing to be allowed i feel.
contemplation of these questions is difficult but answers are quite subjective to answer...
@AC : ah well, maybe you know more about that than I do. :-)
@tangled : hmmm...
@adi : for once, i think i almost completely disagree with you. :-D
anyway, these are more or less rhetorical questions.
@H : dazzling. truly. heh heh.
@pricky : maybe, in a reasonably long time period, both boredom and loathing are inevitable. and one may feed off the other...
Well, it affects all male specimens of our species. So strictly, I know about as much as every other male.
However, I do agree with Adi. :D
but isnt it because we start searching for boredom that loathing also springs up...
i mena isnt it our doing more than anything else to be subconciously forcing ourselves towards the path of loathing and boredom?
@AC : if you say so, man.
@pricky : hmm, interesting point there. not sure if we actually do anything towards boredom and loathing, but i think it is surely in our control to do something against them. :-)
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