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FNORD14. Wipe thine ass with what is written and grin like a ninny at what is Spoken. Take thine refuge with thine wine in the Nothing behind Everything, as you hurry along the Path.
THE PURPLE SAGE, HBT; The Book of Predictions, Chap. 19
Originally posted by Y0Y0:
It's you, you're and the.
i guess ur = your not you're
About the OP: How would I go about betraying my mother??? It's just a trifle difficult these days. Maybe I could betray her memory, but not her. She's been dead since 2001.
Operatanic can't sink!"
- socrates
Originally posted by Lùcký:
Lets think twice,ur mom suffered for u,ur friend knows ur secret.tell me d truth which side are u
Is there any chance that posting in English will be required in this forum?
So no, I wouldn't betray her love or her trust...for anyone. ~
"If you want. I am a poem, or I am a pattern, or a race of people whose world was swallowed by the sea." -Neil Gaiman
"The well-bred contradict other people. The wise contradict themselves." -Oscar Wilde
University of Michigan - Class of 2012 - GO BLUE!!!
On the other hand, a wise woman said recently:
"You can't smile and be supportive EVERY time you are wiping up shit off your child's ass - or you've been puked on AGAIN, and you are so tired that you find yourself washing your face with shampoo."
However, this Cult of Mommy stuff can be carried too far. Motherhood doesn't transform a miserable wretch into an admirable human being. Very little does. Women are people. Most people are very ordinary.
I once had to pull a loving mom away from her child, whom she was beating savagely. She was genuinely a loving mom, but people are a complex mix most of the time. Balance is everything...almost.
Originally posted by Jaybro:
Me, either!
On the other hand, a wise woman said recently:
"You can't smile and be supportive EVERY time you are wiping up shit off your child's ass - or you've been puked on AGAIN, and you are so tired that you find yourself washing your face with shampoo."
However, this Cult of Mommy stuff can be carried too far. Motherhood doesn't transform a miserable wretch into an admirable human being. Very little does. Women are people. Most people are very ordinary.
I once had to pull a loving mom away from her child, whom she was beating savagely. She was genuinely a loving mom, but people are a complex mix most of the time. Balance is everything...almost.
i couldn't betray my mom she is the most important person that i've ever had Originally posted by Hadilfrancisco:
are you seriouse who's stupid to do such thing with there mom's remember no matter what you do she will be your mom the one who take care of you and gave birth of you. Respect your mom's tree time than you father that's is in islam.
i am agree with you..... i think if we respect our parents specially mom.... we will get a lot of happiness and respect too...
so please give ur mom good news all time and never dis-heart her....
My mom has done nothing to deserve respect, loyalty, or love. At the first sign of trouble, she carts me back to a shrink and back on drugs. Friends every time - I trust my friends, and they've done more than just give birth to me.
Originally posted by MConor:
Congrats on a high quality post
My mom has done nothing to deserve respect, loyalty, or love. At the first sign of trouble, she carts me back to a shrink and back on drugs. Friends every time - I trust my friends, and they've done more than just give birth to me.
You don't think, she just worries because your ill?
Originally posted by Jaybro:
However, this Cult of Mommy stuff can be carried too far. Motherhood doesn't transform a miserable wretch into an admirable human being. Very little does. Women are people. Most people are very ordinary.
Agree.. If my mom was a crack ho that sold me for a fix... Fricken A right I'd rat.
I am ungrateful to those teachers.
Kahlil Gibran
"The true teacher defends his pupils against his own personal influence. He inspires self-distrust. He guides their eyes from himself to the spirit that quickens him. He will have no disciple."
Amos Bronson Alcott
Originally posted by kr-ash:
And with regards to the friend, well, there are a few people in your life who may be true friends
There may be very few people in the world who may be true friends, but I have very few friends. And since my closest one recently became my girlfriend, my list of friends is, as it always has been, in single digits. That is, the people I'd call friends.