theshytype -> RE: rant (7/19/2013 8:03:32 PM)
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I understand what you're saying, but saying I 'promise' to do anything is rare for me. Why do I need to say 'promise'? Instead of "I promise I'll take care of this tomorrow" I'll say "I'll take care of this tomorrow". We trust each other enough to know it'll get done without adding extra syllables - my word is my word. It's already assumed it'll be taken care of and is understood that sometimes circumstances get in the way, no big deal. I don't personally see us having trust issues because we find a particular word unnecessary in our relationship. We've already made one promise and that should be enough. To me, a promise is something that no matter what circumstances occur, it will be kept (unless something so extraordinary, such as death, occurs). To me, it's a significant word that has lost its meaning because of overuse. To me, it's usually a completely useless word because life does get busy and complicated at times and the person should trust and know me enough to know my word is kept to the best of my ability.
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