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BenevolentM -> RE: A Guide for Dominant Men: How to Preserve Yourself (3/20/2011 3:34:13 AM)
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I found a little time. I am not going to be able to do InvisibleBlack justice, but there is a problem with what he wrote. One of the things that I wanted to point out earlier and spend more time doing was to explain how what InvisibleBlack wrote was internally inconsistent. He starts out by saying that we all know that these things are irrational which seemed promising, but later he contradicted himself by saying that these things are in fact rational, so much so that you can take the rubbish to the bank. What I can buy is that nice guys often get nowhere. Now that is home brew I can buy. It is not, however, an argument not to be a nice guy.
Once upon a time I was listening to the radio. Someone wanted a song to be played in dedication to a man who once fulfilled the role of a guardian angel one evening.
I was the man she was thanking. That evening I didn't get any pussy, but pussy isn't everything. I got something else. Some would say that what I got was a poor substitute for sex. In some ways it is, but how do you explain it to someone who has no moral compass? It has the quality of a superstition. That night I affirmed that she was special and that makes me special too. It was good of her to acknowledge that I had done something special and for it I was special to her. That night she thanked me for being a guardian angel. She would refer to me as a guardian angel once again on the radio. She described the circumstances.
I've fulfilled the role of a guardian angel more than once and I'm not a misguided piece of shit. I have been treated by women. It is not a reflection of me, however. This is a matter that God has affirmed.
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ORIGINAL: Kirata
Unh, this was already done by Paul, and quite a few others since, though none with quite the same success. Diminishing returns, yanno? It's an old skit. So how about we write it off as all in good fun, and you can work on something better for your next try.
K.
Originality is not applicable here. The experience was new for me because there is a difference between acquiring something second hand as opposed to first hand. In that sense it was new. He is wonderful. Something that is true does not change.
In a materialistic world everything changes, because nothing is true. Some things are true and He is one of them. He was very true. How do you explain this to a non-believer? I don't know. All you can do is tell people about this amazing thing that happened.
God knows that I am lonely.
For the faithful, it's called faith. It doesn't necessarily make things easy, but it does help preserve you. In the Old Testament story of Sodom a righteous man would be lonely in such a place. The evil is not confined to a city in the story I am telling. He looked and he looked.
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