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Be - Do - Have


etresoiOct 19, 2007 4:08am
How many times have you made a new aquaintance, at a social event, and a conversation ensued, in which your new acquaintance proceeded to describe him/herself, in terms of what they did? Sometimes, the conversation devolves into descriptions of possessions. Curmudgeon, that I am, I often interupt and inform that I am only interested in who or what they are and ask them to please describe their 'being.'

People seem to have a problem with their identity and this influences their entire outlook, on life.

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EntrancedOct 19, 2007 5:49pm
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chipmunkchaosNov 28, 2007 10:12am
People have problems describing themselves as anything other than their possessions or deeds because these rules of engaging life are handed down - not to be questioned but only to be followed. Thus true understanding and contentment are unnecessary for a 'successful' existence.
musicwalkerDec 9, 2007 12:36pm
zip, zero, never happehed.

klarieMay 6, 2:45am
i heard this from a very wise friend of mine....in a time i was dreading my situation at home and at work... he told me that what someone wants soo soo soo badly to be perceived as that is what he/she lacks the most in his/her heart!!!! (in other words this is a hairy subject in life for such a person)

understanding the bottom line why a person (may be/is) the way he/she is brings me all kinds of peace!!!!!!

i like to know all the possible or actual reasons why things are they way they are! i dont like to feel like i am in a limbo clueless about my surroundings!
just for the record..... :)
i dont think all wealthy people are self-absorbed nor hopelessly hollow and other terrible things.....

i've met some pretty nice wealthy people.... they are all around stand-up persons!!!!! (kind, clever, wise, fun, loving, thoughtful, considerate, consistant, tasteful, intelligent, funny, and much much more.....)

i just hate smugged assh*^#s!!!!

simpofthesumpMay 26, 6:37pm
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