Friday's energy in this video quite belies how tired she really is. She blames the coffee.
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Thursday
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I think "love" is really complicated and means different things. Also, it is rare that one kind of love comes on its own, it is usually connected with another kind of love.
"Sacrificial love" is a specific kind of love, or the love that The Bible says "love is patient, kind, etc. . . " that is one kind of love.
I think affection can be a kind of love, but on it's own it IS selfish. All loves when not paired with sacrificial love are selfish.
Are people naturally affectionate? . . . Maybe they're naturally affectionate to their family, but . . . some people are more naturally affectionate than others. Like . . . I don't think that I am naturally affectionate toward people in general. Or maybe I am . . . but it always seems that I am affectionate toward specific people, and for themselves. . . I don't think I'm naturally affectionate in the way that you are.
"I'll see some of my friends online and I'm like 'i wonder if they're talking to each other'" Haha! I do that too, sometimes! (camaraderie, for the win). Wow . . . I'm not the only irrational person out there. Being jealous of my friends talking to one another frustrates me. It's one of the things that clearly shows me my own . . . emptiness, my own selfishness. Okay, I think I'm finished. This was an interesting video.
Yeah, I do that as well. I get jealous of my friends in that way. I look at their chat icons and think, "they're probably having fun talking to someone else right now. They won't want to talk to me. Hey, I'm fun to to talk to too!"
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I think "love" is really complicated and means different things. Also, it is rare that one kind of love comes on its own, it is usually connected with another kind of love.
"Sacrificial love" is a specific kind of love, or the love that The Bible says "love is patient, kind, etc. . . " that is one kind of love.
I think affection can be a kind of love, but on it's own it IS selfish. All loves when not paired with sacrificial love are selfish.
Are people naturally affectionate? . . . Maybe they're naturally affectionate to their family, but . . . some people are more naturally affectionate than others. Like . . . I don't think that I am naturally affectionate toward people in general. Or maybe I am . . . but it always seems that I am affectionate toward specific people, and for themselves. . . I don't think I'm naturally affectionate in the way that you are.
"I'll see some of my friends online and I'm like 'i wonder if they're talking to each other'" Haha! I do that too, sometimes! (camaraderie, for the win). Wow . . . I'm not the only irrational person out there. Being jealous of my friends talking to one another frustrates me. It's one of the things that clearly shows me my own . . . emptiness, my own selfishness. Okay, I think I'm finished. This was an interesting video.
Yeah, I do that as well. I get jealous of my friends in that way. I look at their chat icons and think, "they're probably having fun talking to someone else right now. They won't want to talk to me. Hey, I'm fun to to talk to too!"
:P
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