Goodbye

[Parthon]

Wow. I'm kind of disappointed that he left.

He's perfect proof of a massive disconnection with love and the impact it has. He couldn't connect with, or even express, what he really wanted, and it made him completely confused. All his science and psychology couldn't help him get the partner he wanted no matter how much he tried, and it's because he was just missing the ability to connect with another person and create what they wanted. Instead of going to his "science and empirical knowledge", perhaps he should have just asked some good looking women what they want.

Firstlife: If you are reading this in secret. James gave up on you, because you've locked out a huge massive part of yourself. You don't even know what it is that you want. On top of that, you are a very closed person, and one of the least open minded individuals I've had the pleasure of reading about. Science is barely 10% of the world we live in. What we can understand with our tiny brains is pathetic, we don't even understand the very organ we use to think with. How can you put all your faith in something so blind, something so limited?

I feel sorry that you've given up on us, but honestly, it's your loss. We lose nothing except time for helping you. In fact, more than that. In just writing this post I've given myself a few insights about the world, and people. You spite yourself, in order to spite others, and you are the only one that will suffer for it.

I hope that perhaps one day you will gain wisdom enough to see the truth.

[rose A]

I actually got where the guy was coming from. He wanted it to be scientificly proven that a man with a handicap is 100% sure that he can have the most beautiful girl in the world and stands a chance with her against any other man before he even goes out in the real world to try.

Just imagine a man who, lets say a paraplegic, comes into a bar filled with very beautiful woman. He has all the confidence in the world and tries to pick one up. What do you think her reaction is going to be? He wanted to argue that point.

If a woman at the bar who wasn't the prettiest thing there were to try and strike up a conversation with him, in his mind, he was thinking, "honey, if I wasn't in this wheelchair and have this disability, I wouldn't give you a second glance, so why do you think I would want to date you when there are so many more beautiful woman who I can go after?"

The guy was very messed up or just playing us.


I forgot to add...Good try James..

[Daffy Duck]

The moment he mentioned women and "prize" in the same sentence, we knew what his problem was.

[rose A]

Yes, exactly.

[Plays With Life]

Here today, gone tomorrow.