MissImmortalPain
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ORIGINAL: MissImmortalPain I think your question contradicts itself because even a diamond in the rough knows it is a diamond. It doesn't get desperate or depressed while looking for the setting that will allow it to shine for the world to see. If you were to ask if there are dom/mes that don't seek perfect people to match them than the answer would be yes, there are. Most of us are aware there is no such thing as perfect. I would respectfully disagree. I think it is often that the good guys and galls need encouragement in the form of someone saying "If only every guy/gal were like you..." Sometimes we forget that because we view ourselves more harshly. Who is a "diamond" must then be determined by everyone else but one's self in my view. Exactlly what is it that you are disagreeing with. That a diamond doesn't know it is a diamond unless someone tells it that it is? If so you and I think differently about diamonds. Diamonds don't become pretty and worth owning because someone put them on a pillow and told them they aren't a dirty little rock. Diamonds become what they are because they have been through a lot of pressure that other rocks couldnt stand up to. If you are trying to say that you know you are wonderful and just can't find some woman to tell you the same I would "respectuflly" have to guess that you have your head up your butt. When any person is a wonderful being others take note of it. People flock toward those worth being around. And though I was trying to be nice in my first answer, and am still now, perhaps I was to kind. People do not expect perfect, but they do not want a lazy, narcissitic, sissy either. And please explain to me how telling someone "If only every guy/gal were like you..." asks them to make better of themself? By the way I don't know where you are pulling your information from but from what I have seen over the years "we" view others a great deal more harshly than we do ourselves, but perhaps you are speaking from a point of view I do not personally have.
< Message edited by MissImmortalPain -- 12/25/2011 11:31:11 PM >
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It is always by way of pain that we arrive at pleasure. We must all go through a right of passage,and it must be physical, it must be painful,and it must leave a mark.
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