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purpledaisy 27-01-2003 22:24

slow dancing... mmm...
 
/me gets stars in my eyes

MRL180YTL2002 30-01-2003 20:18

First, good luck purpledaisy with your boyfriend.

Yeah.....I'm so glad my friends didn't see us (Pamela obviously doesn't go to my school) dancing at homecoming. ;) It was definitely great.....my hands around her waist (interesting cause her hair's down to her waist), pulling her in close, her arms around my neck, and her head on my shoulder (for some reason she like my right shoulder over my left.....I haven't figured that out...guess cause she's often to my right). Snuggled up close. Her eyes definitely were brighter, shining like stars that night. It was wonderful!!!!!!

(AUTHOR'S NOTE - Two of my friends probably will read this.....and they are going out and they will annoy me. In return I will annoy them as they are going out still....prom's coming up sometime in April :p ;) . You've been warned K.K. and I.M. or should I say K.M. and I.M., etc...!!!!!!!!!!! );)

Firewolf 30-01-2003 20:59

Quote:

Originally posted by MRL180YTL2002
First, good luck purpledaisy with your boyfriend.

Yeah.....I'm so glad my friends didn't see us (Pamela obviously doesn't go to my school) dancing at homecoming. ;) It was definitely great.....my hands around her waist (interesting cause her hair's down to her waist), pulling her in close, her arms around my neck, and her head on my shoulder (for some reason she like my right shoulder over my left.....I haven't figured that out...guess cause she's often to my right). Snuggled up close. Her eyes definitely were brighter, shining like stars that night. It was wonderful!!!!!!


yeah, OK, go ahead and make me feel sad and lonely why don't you?:(

Johca_Gaorl 30-01-2003 21:30

Quote:

Originally posted by MRL180YTL2002
(AUTHOR'S NOTE - Two of my friends probably will read this.....and they are going out and they will annoy me.
That's the whole point of friends, isn't it? :D

Your first love is a FIRST love, how cute :) :p

hehe, gotta rib you a bit man. And before you ask if I am just jealous, no I'm not, I'm very happily spoken for.

tatsak42 31-01-2003 00:08

Quote:

Originally posted by Firewolf
yeah, OK, go ahead and make me feel sad and lonely why don't you?:(
ditto. :P hehehe

MRL180YTL2002 31-01-2003 09:54

Quote:

Originally posted by Johca_Gaorl
That's the whole point of friends, isn't it? :D

Your first love is a FIRST love, how cute :) :p

hehe, gotta rib you a bit man. And before you ask if I am just jealous, no I'm not, I'm very happily spoken for.

Yeah I know robotics and the first girl I love. They've said that already. At least she know's why communication slows down during build season. Both being in IB, we know how crazy if can be during school. The downside is we don't see one another often because of our busy schedules.

tatsak42 and Firewolf So Sorry!!!! Pamela is a very good friend of mine, we're not dating or anything. Also I must add that the way we were dancing and basically how people see us together makes them think we're a couple.

So Johca_Gaorl are you jealous? I hate to make anyone jealous.

But if you or anyone wants to rib me about Pamela go ahead....I've heard a lot...and will hear more as prom is coming up in April.

mgreenley 31-01-2003 16:01

I don't know any great tips, but I figure if thing keep going how they are now I'll be taking our robot to the prom. Wouldn't that be a sight...

purpledaisy 31-01-2003 16:35

mike, you poor boy! you, first of all, have another two years to worry about this, since you're a freshman - can't go to prom unless with a junior or senior. second, by the time you do have to, i'm sure you'll have found SOMEONE. if you haven't, let me know, i'll hook you up with one of my college gal friends (i should have them by then ;) )

tatsak42 31-01-2003 17:01

Hey, btw, I was kidding. Lonely, no, single yes. whatever... :P

MRL180YTL2002 31-01-2003 19:59

FIRST Girls
 
I don't know about you guys but there is something different about girls that participate in FIRST and other tech stuff like the NYLF-Tech (National Youth Leadership Form on Technology...the old YTL....International Summit of Young Technology Leaders) than other girls who don't.

mgreenley not a bad idea at all....put it on a teher or with out (begins to laugh) ...bot's 30" wide...it should fit through the door...or make a new one!

And tatsak42 you never know what the future brings. Until I met Pamela...I wasn't lonely and now I am (it stinks to be apart *sniffles* :( ). But we both are single at the moment. ;)

Firewolf 31-01-2003 20:24

Quote:

Originally posted by mgreenley
I don't know any great tips, but I figure if thing keep going how they are now I'll be taking our robot to the prom. Wouldn't that be a sight...
why didn't I think of that!!!
oo that would soo rock!...
can you imagen it on the dance floor??:ahh:

MRL180YTL2002 01-02-2003 19:27

Yeah a fast one too....geared for 12 feet per second.......terrorize everyone!

Jeff_Rice 01-02-2003 22:17

:(

I am really depressed now.
I've never had a good b/f g/f relationship.
The only girlfriend I ever had dumped me after three days.
One person I asked and they looked at me kind of disgustedly.
And the girl I asked to the dance yesterday didn't come.

My tip is don't date.
Besides, look at the odds. Lets say there are 200 people in your general age bracket. 40 you know well. 20 you know well and are of the opposite sex. Each of those people will know well at least 20 who are of your sex. Assuming each person would be willing to date two people ( not at once, you know what I mean) and assuming a fifty percent shared friends amount, there is a 1 in 10 chance of a person being willing to go out with you. Add in being willing to go out with them, there is a 1 in a 100 chance of liking someone who likes you.

Looking at this I think I might ask the robot to our next dance.

purpledaisy 01-02-2003 22:32

jeff - that's depressing! one major tip to getting a significant other, or at least a trend i've noticed that makes people interested, become completely resigned to being single. Enjoy singledom - everytime i've gotten to that point (and it's only happened twice - it's HARD), i've gotten asked out shortly after... or at least i've gotten a boyfriend (the first one didn't ever ask...). another tactic to make people like you is get a significant other... for some reason that makes people come out of the woodwork and say i'm crazy about you. one of those people, i could almost have strangled for it - i'd had a crush on him for a year and a half, and, according to him, he'd had one on me for a similar amount of time!!!! grr shyness!!!!!
stacia

Jeff_Rice 01-02-2003 23:02

Thank you.

I appreciate the tip, but I am trying to pull my mind back together right now.

Logic and emotion need to be finely balanced. I just put too much on the emotional side of the scale.

Yes, logical emotion is best. Logic never hurts. Logic is either true or false, logic is digital, 0 or 1.

Thats why I get along with computers and robots. I aspire to act like them.

Firewolf 02-02-2003 12:51

aw jeff!
I give you my love!
I don't really even know who you are,
but i still do!
and don't feel so sad!

well, really I shouldn't be one to say that...
I understand what you mean by the logical emotions..

Hey! If you DO go to the prom w/ your robot
and seeing how I prob. will be too,
take pictures!
mine will probably be of me running over
all the people:p
and we can post them on!
...
I just have to figure out how to get a tux on it w/o
the gears getting jammed...

EddieMcD 02-02-2003 15:14

I guess it's nice to know I'm not the only loser here when it comes to the opposite sex.

MRL180YTL2002 02-02-2003 20:36

Quote:

Originally posted by Firewolf
I just have to figure out how to get a tux on it w/o
the gears getting jammed...

Use the holes for the sleeves to expose the gears....better yet rig a frame on the bot so it can "wear it."

MRL180YTL2002 02-02-2003 20:58

Quote:

Originally posted by purpledaisy
jeff - that's depressing! one major tip to getting a significant other, or at least a trend i've noticed that makes people interested, become completely resigned to being single. Enjoy singledom - everytime i've gotten to that point (and it's only happened twice - it's HARD), i've gotten asked out shortly after... or at least i've gotten a boyfriend (the first one didn't ever ask...). another tactic to make people like you is get a significant other... for some reason that makes people come out of the woodwork and say i'm crazy about you. one of those people, i could almost have strangled for it - i'd had a crush on him for a year and a half, and, according to him, he'd had one on me for a similar amount of time!!!! grr shyness!!!!!
stacia

Take a chance and just say it. Its hard to say "I like you." which is easier then what I said..."I love you."

MRL180YTL2002 02-02-2003 21:09

I am replying to a number of posts in this column.

Quote:

Originally posted by Johca_Gaorl
Your first love is a FIRST love, how cute :) :p
I've heard that a million time before. -laughs- The team adults tease me about it....they use me to talk to her team sometimes but basically they do it themselves as my authority is rather limited and I refuse to have my relationship with her and her parents to be used in such a way. But the funny thing is sometimes her parents call mine to relay information. Actually, the adults know where to find me because I am in one of five places.

1. in the pit
2. in the restroom
3. eating food
4. cheering in the stands
5. MOST IMPORTANTLY, WITH PAMELA!

Now my friends....oh geez...I never hear the end of it. But A LOT of GOOD THINGS in my life are because of Robotics.....Tech Conference, Friends, College Choice, Career, a BEST FRIEND...needless I say more.

Da SPAMinatress 02-02-2003 22:07

Quote:

But A LOT of GOOD THINGS in my life are because of Robotics.....
I'm definately going to have to agree with that... as for expanding on it, theres just too much... plus i feel like i'm about to die... you know where to find me if you want to talk (anyone)

Firewolf 02-02-2003 22:24

Quote:

Originally posted by EddieMcD
I guess it's nice to know I'm not the only loser here when it comes to the opposite sex.
you know,
loser is such a harsh word
though i lable my self as one,

but the op. sex isn't a prob. for me,
it's the same
so i'll have to modify that "" of yours:rolleyes:

Johca_Gaorl 02-02-2003 23:39

Quote:

Originally posted by MRL180YTL2002
Now my friends....oh geez...I never hear the end of it. But A LOT of GOOD THINGS in my life are because of Robotics.....Tech Conference, Friends, College Choice, Career, a BEST FRIEND...needless I say more.
Hehe, that's what friends are for, if they didn't do that, you should wonder what is wrong! :p

Robotics is definitely one of the best things that has ever happened to me.

torn_paperdoll 03-02-2003 02:10

dating tips..
 
BEEEEEEEEEE YOURSELF
AND DONT DRINK THE BLUE KOOLAID IT MAKES YOU FART

MRL180YTL2002 03-02-2003 09:36

Quote:

Originally posted by Johca_Gaorl
Hehe, that's what friends are for, if they didn't do that, you should wonder what is wrong! :p

Robotics is definitely one of the best things that has ever happened to me.

You can say that again! But you wonder.... can't you come up with something new?

Johca_Gaorl 03-02-2003 15:17

Not with the kind of sleep I am getting :D ;)

EddieMcD 03-02-2003 18:38

Quote:

Originally posted by Firewolf
you know,
loser is such a harsh word
though i lable my self as one,

but the op. sex isn't a prob. for me,
it's the same
so i'll have to modify that "" of yours:rolleyes:

I suppose I'm not a loser when it comes to the opposite sex. Come to think of it, most of my friends are girls. It's actually finding that "more than friends" thing that gives me trouble. So, let's rephrase that quote: "Nice to know I'm not the only one here who has trouble finding love."

torn_paperdoll 03-02-2003 19:52

dating?
 
Truthfully.. lately I haven't been dating much.. But it is really kinda thought provoking.. You can just make one big joke out of all of it, and it doesn't hurt as much.. Besides.. It is kinda overrated.. Why go out looking for it, when it will probably come to you.. Sooner or later.. anyway..

purpledaisy 03-02-2003 22:03

hear hear! at least that's what i did. get comfortable single, and someone will come, that's been my experience, anyways. also, everyone has to have their "mistake". i guess you could say i've had mine, but what i'm trying to say is even if you do find a girlfriend (or in my case boyfriend), don't expect it to last forever. in high school they rarely do. that doesn't mean you can't hope, but it does mean that you shouldn't get more involved than the other person (i've been the other person - it scares the bejeezes out of you!!!!)

yes, i did just use the word bejeezes in a sentence. deal with it ;)

MRL180YTL2002 03-02-2003 22:14

[quote]Originally posted by torn_paperdoll
Why go out looking for it, when it will probably come to you.. Sooner or later.. anyway.. [/QUOTE

I didn't go out looking for it. It found me, catching me by suprise. As the song goes "I was your face and that's the last I've seen of my heart...." I forget who the artist is.

MRL180YTL2002 03-02-2003 22:21

Quote:

Originally posted by purpledaisy
hear hear! at least that's what i did. get comfortable single, and someone will come, that's been my experience, anyways. also, everyone has to have their "mistake".
How true. People also make the mistake of believing that fate brought them together and that they're soul mates early on. And then it doesn't work out. Don't fall into that trap either.

But I am guilty of having that someone come and by golly she's one of my best friends and one of the VERY (and there's an understatement) GOOD things to come out of robotics. Which reminds me I would like to point out the only thing between me and Pamela that I expect is our great friendship that we have will survive forever. Now if we end up as a couple that remains to be seen.....it remains to be seen what the future brings. With dating someone, you must keep that in mind as well. But like me you can plan ahead to make time available for those dates (advance notice, ask way in advance).

Lori Beth 04-02-2003 19:54

Jnadke
 
Ich bin ein Berliner.
-President John F. Kennedy

(I am a jelly doughnut.)

MRL180YTL2002 04-02-2003 21:41

Why pick your nose? Flirt, tickle one another (well a few girls like that, depends on the person). Instead of fighting and having to make up, just make out, there's all kinds of stuff you can do (just don't do something stupid like drugs, alochol, etc...)!

Lori Beth 04-02-2003 21:45

torn_paperdoll
 
I didn't know you dated at all.

Da SPAMinatress 04-02-2003 21:53

Quote:

Instead of fighting and having to make up, just make out
yes!! you don't have to be boyfriend/girlfriend to make out...
it's fun, and it's a good workout!

SwordSerenity 06-02-2003 11:36

sometimes its cool to just kiss, thats is a very romantic thing any two people can do

EddieMcD 06-02-2003 15:38

Even a peck on the cheek can mean something if done at the right time.

MRL180YTL2002 06-02-2003 20:37

Quote:

Originally posted by EddieMcD
Even a peck on the cheek can mean something if done at the right time.
Just make sure your breath doesn't stink. And a peck on the cheek every so often really does show that you care about him or her.

purpledaisy 06-02-2003 22:38

personally, i'm a very commitment oriented person, so i don't hold with the "just make out" theory. i also didn't let my current boyfriend so much as kiss my cheek until we were officially going out. I give hugs to friends, and close guy friends are (if they want) allowed to kiss my hand or something. I know that's not the way most people are, and i'm not saying everyone should do it, but it's the way that works for me, and I'm putting it out there as an alternative. I didn't get my first real kiss until I was 17, nor did I have my first real boyfriend until then. I'm almost 18 (26 days left, but who's counting?), so it's not like I've been around much. I was the team prude (and team flirt, someone explain THAT to me!!), and I guess I haven't changed that much. I only kiss one person (mark), and unless we break up and I get together with someone else, that's how it's going to stay. If we weren't committed, I wouldn't kiss.

However, back on topic - a kiss on the cheek or hand can send a thrill up my spine. It's SO sweet. In my mind, it's the little things that count, like a kiss or hug on a bad day, walking hand-in-hand, a whispered "I love you", a phone call when you're feeling under the weather. *sigh* and of course, flowers.

Firewolf 06-02-2003 22:46

"Intimacy,n. A relation into which fools are providentially drawn for their mutual destruction
...
Kiss,n. A word invented by the poets as a rhyme for "bliss." It is supposed to signify, in a general way, some kind of rite or ceremony apperaining to a good understanding; but the manner of its performance is unknown to this lexicographer."

~Ambrose Bierce
The Devil's Dictionary
(nothing satanic, just satire)

haha, and people wonder why I love this guy

cheer up people,
its not all that important:yikes: :D :p ;)

Biggs717 06-02-2003 22:48

Call me crazy...but to me romantic is just hanging out in comfy clothes renting a movie and ordering pizza and cuddling on the couch...thats my kind of date! Everyone once and a while getting dressed up and going out is fun! But I'm a pretty simple girl!

tatsak42 07-02-2003 02:35

Yah, looking for it never helps, it usually comes when you don't expect it, aren't looking for it, or when you don't want it (eh, the last one's not as good). And as for me, I'm pathetic :P Didn't ever have enough confidence or whatever to try. And yah, watching a movie on a couch (the movie's playing on the tv, not on the couch) is very nice... (ya know, I realized I can't really say very much :P)

EddieMcD 07-02-2003 13:13

Quote:

Originally posted by purpledaisy
personally, i'm a very commitment oriented person, so i don't hold with the "just make out" theory. i also didn't let my current boyfriend so much as kiss my cheek until we were officially going out. I give hugs to friends, and close guy friends are (if they want) allowed to kiss my hand or something. I know that's not the way most people are, and i'm not saying everyone should do it, but it's the way that works for me, and I'm putting it out there as an alternative. I didn't get my first real kiss until I was 17, nor did I have my first real boyfriend until then. I'm almost 18 (26 days left, but who's counting?), so it's not like I've been around much. I was the team prude (and team flirt, someone explain THAT to me!!), and I guess I haven't changed that much. I only kiss one person (mark), and unless we break up and I get together with someone else, that's how it's going to stay. If we weren't committed, I wouldn't kiss.

However, back on topic - a kiss on the cheek or hand can send a thrill up my spine. It's SO sweet. In my mind, it's the little things that count, like a kiss or hug on a bad day, walking hand-in-hand, a whispered "I love you", a phone call when you're feeling under the weather. *sigh* and of course, flowers.

Ahh... the hug. Something we've neglected to mention in this thread. I'd personally give a hug to a girl I knew but don't see often (generaly FIRST people, as I only get to see some people once a year, sometimes less). It's not meant to be intimate, just very friendly.

MRL180YTL2002 07-02-2003 20:06

Quote:

Originally posted by EddieMcD
Ahh... the hug. Something we've neglected to mention in this thread. I'd personally give a hug to a girl I knew but don't see often (generaly FIRST people, as I only get to see some people once a year, sometimes less). It's not meant to be intimate, just very friendly.
I must agree with you on that. I do the same with my friends....some which after July 16, 2002 (The International Summit of Young Technology Leaders - renamed Nationals Leadership Youth Form on Technology) I never saw or will see again....talk yes but see it would be by chance. The hug, definately give them especially to a few friends I see twice a year. Its a sign that well, you care about them as friends, will and still do. However my question is....have any of you done that in front of your aignificant other (if you have one) or someone you really liked? I've done that...Pamela did not mind me giving a hug to her best friend Savanna. But some people are different. :confused:

Its the little things that make a friendship work as well as any more involved relationship with somebody.

E Jones 234 07-02-2003 23:58

dating... i have only one thing to say...
 
Dating... where did it come from? Medieval days when the torture chambers were full. I can see a round-bellied king pounding his staff on the castle floor to sentence some poor trouble-maker to the dungeon-- but suddenly a court aid, wearing puffy sleeves and leotards, whispers in the king's ear, "Dungeons are full, Sire." The king would and bluster for a few seconds and then he'd stop-- a light bulb going off in his head. (ok, a candle in those days:D) But an idea nonetheless. He'd whisper back to the aide, then gather his advisors together and they'd all giggle at the deliciously evil scheme the king had just hatched. The king would dismiss his yes-men, who would scurry to their places along the red carpet. Then the king wuld clear his throat. "I sentence you..." he would boom slowly, "to spend five years... DATING!" From that day forward, dating was somethign inflicted mostly upon unruly teenagers who typically sneered at the royals. In time, all teenagers fell victim to the practice, and within 2 or 3 centuries, society had convinced itself that dating was in fact necessary, an essential step to marriage.

chellyzee93 08-02-2003 00:30

sometimes it's nice just to play, nothing physical really... just having fun with other. Run around, play tag, box, tickle each other i promise you'll have fun. Then when you're done some cuddling is a nice way to end the fun and rest. Being comfortable with each other is extremely important so that you can be your self, so that they like you for the real you :)

Ricky Q. 08-02-2003 01:47

Quote:

Originally posted by chellyzee93
sometimes it's nice just to play, nothing physical really... just having fun with other. Run around, play tag, box, tickle each other i promise you'll have fun. Then when you're done some cuddling is a nice way to end the fun and rest. Being comfortable with each other is extremely important so that you can be your self, so that they like you for the real you :)
Except when you get kicked and/or punched in the nose :p

Firewolf 08-02-2003 08:06

Quote:

Originally posted by Ricky Q.
Except when you get kicked and/or punched in the nose :p
what are you talking about!
That's still romantic!
... Isn't it...?

haha
"I had so much fun, my nose started to bleed
And I knew it was love when I couldn't see
you punched me in the face
you punched me in the face"

haha, hey thanks for the lyric inspiration -- now I just have to write the rest of that song...:yikes:

MRL180YTL2002 08-02-2003 21:31

....is it romantic??? Not really unless you're playing around. Most kicks and punches are generally a dirty (sorry but girls do fight dirty, clawing and biting you.....at least in the ones I've seen).

quote:
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Originally posted by chellyzee93
sometimes it's nice just to play, nothing physical really... just having fun with other. Run around, play tag, box, tickle each other i promise you'll have fun. Then when you're done some cuddling is a nice way to end the fun and rest. Being comfortable with each other is extremely important so that you can be your self, so that they like you for the real you
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but that is so true.

Firewolf 09-02-2003 18:58

Quote:

Originally posted by MRL180YTL2002
....is it romantic??? Not really unless you're playing around. Most kicks and punches are generally a dirty (sorry but girls do fight dirty, clawing and biting you.....at least in the ones I've seen).

yeah, well, if a girl starts fighting dirty - that means YOU'RE doing something wrong apprantly she doesn't want anything to do w/ you (or atleast at that point)

clear out boy or clean up your act

MRL180YTL2002 09-02-2003 19:44

Therefore avoid fights!!!! Like I said before why worry about making up from fighting when you could have been making out, go out, etc... in the first place. Sometimes its a problem that has dragged on for a while and the powder keg just blew. One misinterpreted act, move, etc... can end relationships.

SwordSerenity 10-02-2003 11:55

a true relationship wont end over a fight, there must be an initial reason to be apart if you fight over something. true someone may have done something inappropriate but put yourself in their shoes, sometimes that can help. cheating ehh thats a good reason to go, but little things like not being able to talk for a little while, shouldnt hurt someone if you truly care

A. Snodgrass 10-02-2003 14:48

actually fighting is a normal and healthy part of the relationship if it isnt going on all the time. if you agree with somebody ALL the time something is likely wrong, although not always.

Specialagentjim 10-02-2003 18:45

Sorry for posting this, as it seems odd its a comment this far past the prom comments, BUT

Heh, robot to prom...now THAT sounds like a good idea. Let's see...Im a sophomore, so I've got one or two years to figure out how to get this to work....

...and hey, those that called yourselves the L word, don't worry, you're not alone....This year Alone I've posted over 150 posts in the 6 week period.

...Maybe that should be an option in the profile...

Loser?
~Yes
~No

Ehhh..I should stay away from this side of the Chit-Chat bar, I juss end up posting meaningless things of depression...sorry...I'll go back to the animation forums (yeah...I'm not even one of the people that are assigned to work on the robot usually [Hoping that will change drastically next year]...I went to work on it the other day and they sent me home to work on the animation... :o Oh well, it's gotta get done...)

MRL180YTL2002 10-02-2003 20:36

Quote:

Originally posted by A. Snodgrass
actually fighting is a normal and healthy part of the relationship if it isnt going on all the time. if you agree with somebody ALL the time something is likely wrong, although not always.
true...but you better not be fighting all the time too. A fight or minor disagreement is fine but when violence comes into play is a different story.

Melissa Nute 10-02-2003 21:19

Quote:

Originally posted by MRL180YTL2002
true...but you better not be fighting all the time too. A fight or minor disagreement is fine but when violence comes into play is a different story.
i know my b/f and I play fight all the time... its fun...
never violence except i know a friend that enjoyed a violence in a her relationship...but it was playful...

MRL180YTL2002 11-02-2003 10:46

Quote:

Originally posted by Meli W.
i know my b/f and I play fight all the time... its fun...
never violence except i know a friend that enjoyed a violence in a her relationship...but it was playful...

playful is okay....but when blood is drawn is not very good. Injury is bad, very bad, it can be considered abuse. So watch it. Fighting occasionally should be considered in a relationship. You cannot agree on everything.

SwordSerenity 11-02-2003 12:09

i have never really fought in many of my relationships (then again i havent had many) but i can agree it can eb healthy, it does make bounds. but as for fighting for a relatioship to be healthy, i cant say i agree there...

MRL180YTL2002 11-02-2003 19:22

Let me clarify......if you're fighting all the time over various issues its bad. A disagreement here and there is good as you learn (the hard way) what makes someone ticked off. its heathly as you increase your knowledge of the other person and sometimes yes at the moment weakens a relationship but in the long run over coming a bad time makes it even stronger.

purpledaisy 11-02-2003 22:31

ok, i think we've all agreed that constant fighting is bad. what is good is being able to make up after a fight. you will fight - it's almost guaranteed if you stay together for a long enough time. mark and I fight, it happens. what is important is that when we fight, we don't degenerate into name-calling and insults, and we learn from the fights. Fights can make or break a relationship, you have to choose not to let them break it. Remember, even when you're angry and in a fight, that you care about the person, and it will be fine.

oh, and violence in anger is bad. playing around is up to those involved, but if someone gets hurt, is not good.

MRL180YTL2002 12-02-2003 08:44

purpledaisy I think you summed up that one!

Biggs717 12-02-2003 15:54

yea I agree with purpledaisy too!...arguements make a relationship grow...just as long as they aren't happening every day...I had that happen with my ex boyfriend and it was not fun! but I'll never forget after our first real arguement how bad we both felt and then we talked about it and worked everything out...sometimes you just have to let everything out before you can talk about it! the healthy part is being able to sit down after it happens...however long the wait is up to you...and just talk...we're all human and we'll all get mad and say things we don't mean...everyone does it! but being able to talk things through afterwards to me is very important!

Specialagentjim 12-02-2003 17:08

Yeah, whereas I can't speak from a first hand basis (not in/had a relationship....) I've seen soo many friends get so mad at each other when they've tried for a long time to not fight. They let it build up within them without letting it out until the end, where the big fight comes out. Smaller little fights are healthy, but that last one is the one that kills the relationship.

...but then again, what do I know? These are simply observations from a 3rd person point of view..

Firewolf 12-02-2003 18:32

you can see things pritty clearly from a 3rd person pov b/c ur mind
isn't clouded by all thats going around

o yeah, those few lines of a song i wrote was a mockery,
i simply like to write silly song

***i do not endorse fights in relationships

Specialagentjim 12-02-2003 19:11

heh, yeah...I'm just saying that maybe theres something I dont see from a 3rd person pov. But yeah...things that are obvious to me can be the thing that they're most blinded by...

purpledaisy 14-02-2003 12:02

of COURSE there are things you won't see from a 3rd person POV. However, there is ALOT you DO see that a first person won't. the real trick is to let the 1st person know without being a busybody or ending up being hated by all. This only comes into play in major fights or incidents, but is a concern. anywho, i think we've beaten the issue with fights to death, so now my question is this - if you are a third person, is there any situation where you should interfere? if yes, when?

just curious
stacia

Kyle 14-02-2003 13:36

yes there are many times when a 3rd person should interfere such as when something gets violent or harmful in any way to either of the people also it is mostly a judgment call, i my self interfere alot, i am a teen consular(a teenage version of a guidance consular to give the best advice or to just listen and be there to hear problems 24-7 i also sometimes act a personal suicide hotline but i try to forward those calls to pro's) and that is something i do when you interfere it doesn't have to be to break up anything but to just drop hints or have a small talk about the problem in private. But don't take this that you should always do something because it isn't some thing that u like there have been many times where i hate some of the things people tell me about and i want to do what i can to help but cant. there have been times where interference from a 3rd person has saved lives so yes if the 3rd person uses there judgment and knows something about the situation should do something even if it is just writing an unsigned letter.
for any info on teen consulars go to your local branch of the YMCA YWCA or teen center

MRL180YTL2002 14-02-2003 19:31

How true....talking a private trying to help anotehr person one on one is difficult as they don't want to "see" it. Or if you have a few friends like mine who suddenly annouce "We're going out" or "I'm not going out with him/her anymore." out of the blue for no apparent reason.

Firewolf 14-02-2003 23:39

I just got back from my <3 day date, and it was totally cool
no relationship man! 2 friends going to the movies,
he was feeling down, i asked him to be my <3tine,
and he picked the movie (the recruit <~kicked butt),
i picked him up,
i paid for him (i had a 20 )
and now he owes me one -
no 'going out' bit there, we were out togather,
but friends, on the most stariotypical love day of the year

so see! it's possible!'
just chill out, have fun
... throw popcorn at people
and most of all DON'T TAKE IT SO SERIOUSLY!

life's a game ~ get in YOU'RE IT!

Specialagentjim 15-02-2003 00:13

Quote:

Originally posted by Firewolf
I just got back from my <3 day date, and it was totally cool
no relationship man! 2 friends going to the movies,
he was feeling down, i asked him to be my <3tine,
and he picked the movie (the recruit <~kicked butt),
i picked him up,
i paid for him (i had a 20 )
and now he owes me one -
no 'going out' bit there, we were out togather,
but friends, on the most stariotypical love day of the year

so see! it's possible!'
just chill out, have fun
... throw popcorn at people
and most of all DON'T TAKE IT SO SERIOUSLY!

life's a game ~ get in YOU'RE IT!

ya know what? You're absouletly right!

MRL180YTL2002 17-02-2003 11:08

Couldn't have siad it better. Part of the problem is asking for the first time....its not as bad as time goes on in comparision to the first time.


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