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songwriter · 07-31-2008, 02:26 AM

I'm checking back his article once I read some of those "12 spiritual laws".

and one was facing obstacles in life as challenges that will help us to grow in some way.

I have an "eternal" problem with finding a girlfriend, and I've seen there's more people like me in this forum...

If I face it the Steve way

I could say "I only gonna try with the women I really want" and ignore the rest. Maybe trying with someone you kind of like only is disempowering... you don't like her much, you hardly gonna get far together and you're gonna be frustrated. But if you go for the ones you truly like the most, maybe it's different.

Maybe so many time alone is a price to pay to find a quite ideal partner, instead of taking the "half way" and going with anyone... as it would be doing whatever job...

07-31-2008, 02:26 AM	#93 (permalink)
songwriter Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,123	I'm checking back his article once I read some of those "12 spiritual laws". and one was facing obstacles in life as challenges that will help us to grow in some way. I have an "eternal" problem with finding a girlfriend, and I've seen there's more people like me in this forum... If I face it the Steve way I could say "I only gonna try with the women I really want" and ignore the rest. Maybe trying with someone you kind of like only is disempowering... you don't like her much, you hardly gonna get far together and you're gonna be frustrated. But if you go for the ones you truly like the most, maybe it's different. Maybe so many time alone is a price to pay to find a quite ideal partner, instead of taking the "half way" and going with anyone... as it would be doing whatever job...