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dark4une
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Age: 50+
United States
5 minutes ago

I can promise you variety a spice of life or heartburn because of to much spice....

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Basil726
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United States
1 minute ago

Hey guys :) I'm avalible for talking.

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TexasTomTom
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Age: 18-25
United States
2 minutes ago

Seems like everybody's talking, but noone is saying anything

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michelley
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Age: 18-25
United States
2 minutes ago

Dear Morgan Freeman, Please narrate my life. Thank you.

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Johnnyboy22
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Age: 18-25
United States
3 minutes ago

mutiny on the bounty

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James341346
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Age: 18-25
United States
4 minutes ago

Always available. Unless I'm busy.

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AndrewFromHere
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United States
5 minutes ago

http://imremembering.com/ What do YOU remember?

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blueberrymarshmella
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Age: 26-34
United States
5 minutes ago

...wish I could close my eyes and go to sleep....Mr. Sandman, why don't you visit me anymore?...

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- bigassmidget
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- |11 hours ago
- He lives in the bottom of a tequila bottle. But you have to drink what's inside to get to him
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- - blueberrymarshmella
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  - |11 hours ago
  - Oh..I love tequilla...lol Well, mixed with something fruity of course, but unfortunately its 4:30 am here and I am 30 minutes away from the nearest anything store..and I have two kids to lug around...I'll have to take a pass on Mr. Tequila tonight...
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  - - bigassmidget
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    - |11 hours ago
    - I'm going out on Friday. I'll tell him you said Hi.
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    - - blueberrymarshmella
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      - |11 hours ago
      - Thanks alot =P
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      - bigassmidget
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        |11 hours ago
        
        No problem. He has a distant cousin twice removed... Maybe you're heard of him? Goes by the name of Nyquil?
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        blueberrymarshmella
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        haha...Nyquil makes me hyper...lol I hate taking that junk. My children are the same way. Medicines that are suposed to help you rest and feel better do the opposite to us, but my husband on the other hand can take one dose and be knocked out for hours...lol
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        bigassmidget
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        |10 hours ago
        
        Oh yeah me to. I lick the cap of the bottle and I'm out cold. How long has it been that you can't get to sleep?
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        blueberrymarshmella
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        |10 hours ago
        
        A few months..lol About 3...I think. I went through some life changing events and things just havne't been the same for me anymore. My husband works a weirdo job and is never here, so I couldn't really sleep when he isn't here before hand but atleast I got some sleep. Now its like I try and try but I will fall asleep for like an hour at most and I am awake. But my body eventually does take revenge on me..lol Every once in a while I'll be relaxing on the couch or something and I get knocked out for hours...lol
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        |10 hours ago
        
        Oh yeah it is. I totally agree with that. Being selfish sometimes is what we need. And yeah changing is never easy. I see it as one of the hardest things any human has to do. Praying to me is a touchy subject. Not because I do it and believe it but because I don't and that is why I don't talk about to people since I have respect for their beliefs. And I'm glad you have inspiration. It actually reminds me of a short story I read once. I can sent it to you via message on here if you like.
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        |10 hours ago
        
        I know change is a part of life rather we are ready for it or not. Change is also sooo hard, but if we never had it life would get really monotonous. My body is changing and dealing with things in its own time and unfortunately sleep is something that has got all screwed up. I pray so much about everything but it seems pretty useless eomtimes, I know that sounds awful, but it is true. I undertsand everything you are telling me, and I don't think you sounded condescending at all. I am just gonna deal with things as the come and hopefully out of all these problems and being sleep deprived =) I will become a better person in the end. There for a while, nothing in my life was in my control and was just there..empty..but now things are better and I am realizing so much about myself and everything I ever thought was set in stone but really wasn't. I may have some inspiration of my own but it maybe selfish, but its okay to be selfish sometimes...lol
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        |10 hours ago
        
        Life's change all the time and at the risk of sounding like I am condescending which I'm not we all hove have to evolve and grow out of it. But it takes something extra in us. Something that is inside us that still has no word for it. Love for my wife and inspired mine. But love alone did not make it happen. The unfair feelings you have are not ridiculous at all. That is the thing I am talking about. That one thing you have in you that needs to come out. And slowly it is. Live off of that. You've changed once do it again. This time you have control over it and this time can be for the one thing you really want.
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        |10 hours ago
        
        So much stuff happened in a short time and it's like I got lost somewhere in that time. I had surgery and then a cancer scare and well, I dealt with all of this alone and my body sorta reprogrammed itself. More than just my sleep patterns has changed and sometimes I am scared of the person I am becomming..I know this sounds ridiculous.... I know the unfair feeling, cause my kids want me to do things sometimes and I feel like a truck ran over me, but then sometmes I sleep and feel awful too..soo..either way I am all messed up =) I amhoping though and praying that one day everything will go back to normal.
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        |10 hours ago
        
        I can relate to that actually. Not in the sense like you but I can. When I got back from the middle east I had a horrible time sleeping. I tried everything I could but I couldn't I was in a place I wasn't used to. And just like you when I relax somewhere... Literally anywhere I would fall asleep for hours at a time. I could be sitting at a backyard barbecue with friends and fall asleep. Eventually though I just decided that i need to sleep for those around me. In my case it was for my wife and daughter. It wasn't fair to them that I was always feeling run down and tired all the time. I know it's easier said than done. But you have to find your new comfort zone.
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dark4une
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Age: 50+
United States
5 minutes ago

Have you ever experienced, love at first sight?

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dandelions.
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Age: 26-34
United States
5 minutes ago

"We love the things we love for what they are."

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- AndrewFromHere
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- |20 hours ago
- You speak the truth - and often, yes, painful truth - as always.
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- - dandelions.
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  - I'm not sure it's all painful.
    I think the poem itself (Hyla Brook) talks a lot about looking back and renewed and continuing love even though time has passed and things have changed.
    But in some instances, the things and people we love aren't what we thought once we break through their silly exoskeleton, and damn if we don't love them anyway.
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    - |18 hours ago
    - I didn't mean to imply that this is always the case, but you're right - we find a way to love, even though things change, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. Some people are capable of giving unconditional love, no matter what happens, and that's pretty amazing.
      I think the hardest thing to do is to do that last thing - love someone after we realize they're not the person we thought they were, and our perception of them is sometimes shattered. It may not always be easy, but often, we do find a way to love.
      The reason I said it's painful, though. is that sometimes we find that we love that someone, and somehow we're brought down with them. We love them and try to get through with them, and drag our own selves down in the process.
      Maybe I'm over-analyzing, maybe I'm bringing too much personal experience. That's how I interpreted. But, once again, you bring the power with the brain-fodder, and I love it.
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      - |17 hours ago
      - Look at your brilliance go. You amaze me, Andrew. I mean, yeah, you're bringing personal experience to it and interpreting things you way, but that's perfect, because that's what conversations are, people bringing their personal experience and views and sharing them. It's good.
        I hadn't thought about it your way, how we can love people despite ourselves and be brought down through loving them somewhat unconditionally. I'm sure it's even more painful watching them flounder despite all of the goodness being launched toward them. I think in those cases, it's interesting when you know it's time to let go...
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        I wish I didn't have to bring my own personal experience into that whole loving someone and sinking with them thing... but then again, maybe I'm okay with it. What don't kill us and whatnot, right? But it is that knowing when to let go that's important - something I need to work on. But, still, I like the basic notion of the quote- we love things for a reason, and we remember those reasons even when what they're associated with change.
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        dandelions.
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        |17 hours ago
        
        Yes. That's the thing I struggle with the most though, I think... change. I think a lot of people struggle with it, we see it every day, holding on to things or people because we're just afraid of change and what will happen.
        
        I don't know, I just keep coming back to this poem, it gives me hope that if I can love something (or someone) two years ago, love them today despite the pedestal being lowered, maybe, just maybe there's a way I can love it/them many many moons into the future. I like having that hope.
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- littleray
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- |20 hours ago
- And who they are.
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- - dandelions.
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  - Yes. Even if they're not who we thought they were initially, we just accept them, all of them, and carry on with the loving.
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  - - littleray
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    - |20 hours ago
    - So that's why so many people love me here.
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    - - dandelions.
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      - |20 hours ago
      - It's easy to love you. You're earnest, with a silly self-deprecating humor, and kind-spirited. Only a fool would miss that. :)
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- athenainwonderland
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- Yes, we do.
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  - Even if it hurts.
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    - Especially when it hurts, I find.
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saphire029
Age: 35-49
United States
7 minutes ago

Down to earth conversation

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Name this tune.....She might be Ukranian, she might be Hungarian, she could be the Alien.....

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Austin_Hottie
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Age: 26-34
United States
9 minutes ago

need to get motavated to actualy clean my house

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PexMex
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Age: 18-25
United States
9 minutes ago

I remember my memories....

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thatdude
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Age: 26-34
United States
12 minutes ago

i seem to always mess up a good thing

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sweetiegirl
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Age: 18-25
United States
14 minutes ago

Felipe aka Gestobando 18-25 male black hair

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Jen8675309
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Age: 18-25
United States
14 minutes ago

This week is just flying past

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YupIamBored
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Age: 26-34
United States
15 minutes ago

i makes peepeez out of playdoughz

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zfein
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Age: 18-25
United States
18 minutes ago

is it worth it to buy a book for $10 or wait for it to be returned to the library in a few weeks?

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- sandra_v
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- Buy the book. If your room is too small for the both of you, sell it online after you're done reading it.
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- tractatus
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- |56 minutes ago
- libraries have bum hands on everything! buy them until, like me, you are surrounded by vertical stacks of books that you'll never have enough shelf space for
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- - zfein
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  - well it would be for the kindle... otherwise it would be $25 or so
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  - - tractatus
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    - |53 minutes ago
    - blasphemy, books don't need batteries
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    - - zfein
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      - |49 minutes ago
      - but books need space that my little apartment doesn't have
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      - tractatus
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        |48 minutes ago
        
        if you saw my apartment you would understand why such a statement elicits no sympathy from me good sir
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        dandelions.
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        |46 minutes ago
        
        Hehe yes, same sentiment from me. I have three bookshelves in a very small area, shelves double-lined with books. Yay books! Boo batteries!
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        iamouthere
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        |29 minutes ago
        
        Yay electricical renewible resources! boo chopping down trees every hour to make books that probly wont be read!
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        zfein
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        |44 minutes ago
        
        o you 2, your technophobia would be the same people who would have said the printing press would doom literature, haha... yay oversimplification
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        dandelions.
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        |40 minutes ago
        
        Ohhhhh, Z, if you saw my stuff, you'd know I have zero technophobia. I love technology. Love. But I also love reading in bed and drifting to sleep and having a nice big hardcover book whack me in the ribs as I let it go. ;) Plus, the smell of the paper. The sound of the pages. AND, I swap books all the time, so it's like saving money.
        
        I do have a specialized netbook that I use for reading ebooks, but only free stuff, I just don't want to pay that much for a file that I can't share with my friends and family and could possibly lose.
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        dandelions.
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        |29 minutes ago
        
        I'm pretty sure I did invite you over when talking about a sweet museum up here, so put that sadface away. :D
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        zfein
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        |35 minutes ago
        
        I know, I just wanted to say that, and you never invite me over to see your stuff [sadface] haha
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- Jen8675309
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- |57 minutes ago
- i always just buy them
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- bertbrittany25
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- |1 hour ago
- I would just buy the book haha.
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