But you can wake up one day and dont love your tatto anymore 10 comments
schemajoy
· 7 years ago
No worries. We all have ours scars. <3
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But you can wake up one day and dont love your tatto anymore 10 comments
schemajoy
· 7 years ago
Dude, I wasn't belittling a fear of rejection and abandonment, Pretty sure the majority of society harbors those fears. Chill
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But you can wake up one day and dont love your tatto anymore 10 comments
schemajoy
· 7 years ago
So then, you're not so much afraid of commitment as you are afraid of abandonment and rejection.
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Well f*ck moms everywhere then 17 comments
Get the difference 18 comments
schemajoy
· 7 years ago
I have two little dogs and they're awesome. Plus their poop is much smaller, which makes picking up after them way easier.
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Your next vacation 9 comments
schemajoy
· 7 years ago
I love my job, but it's emotionally taxing and vacations are not for escaping, but for relaxing. I wouldn't want to do either one 100% of the time.
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Remember, Valentine's Day is to defining your relationships, not just celebrating 16 comments
schemajoy
· 7 years ago
Yep. It's part of being in a healthy, mature relationship. Any kind of relationship.
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Remember, Valentine's Day is to defining your relationships, not just celebrating 16 comments
schemajoy
· 7 years ago
Say what you mean, and expect your significant other to believe what you say.
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Well I guess 7 comments
schemajoy
· 7 years ago
A lot of what pop culture depicts as love is actually extreme dysfunction, boundary issues, and borderline-abusive behavior. We are trained to believe that if there is no drama (pain), it's not really love, so we go searching for passion and excitement, and when its destructive nature crushes the relationship, we start over. Rinse repeat. It's actually possible to have a mutually supportive relationship wherein two people love one another and the pain between them is pretty minimal and rare.
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