Relationship Chat #15 (affair, women, love, dancer)

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by ChessieMom

We got it done! We were at the post office at 8:20 (this place is a 45 min drive, and out in the boonies - seriously) and had my son at school at 9:15. Even stopped at Hardees to get him some breakfast. Man was THAT the right place to go. Completely deserted, and in & out in under 15 minutes. She said she would expect it to get back to us in 2 weeks, so I guess the cruise is ON!

Did he get an Onih-style girlfriend?

[ChessieMom]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

I should read something by Krishnamurti. I like his quote:

“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.”

Oooh....I like that! Might have to make that my tag line at work.

[ChessieMom]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

Did he get an Onih-style girlfriend?

Are you kidding? My son would break his legs trying to open a door for his young ladyfriend. He's 18, but he's no slacker.

His momma taught him better.

[headhunter18]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

That's awfully inconvenient! How in the world do people understand each other...? How about the media, books, etc.? Is everything confined to a region and that's it...? Moving to another region is like moving to a foreign country...? Isn't there something like Esperanto (simplified language) within the country?!

Not quite, it all depends on where you go, each region has it's own culture, traditions, art, language, etc etc but this kind of a problem with communication only occurs when you go to the rural areas, most cities have crowds that speak English, and Hindi for the most part, so the communication is not a problem there, although it sounds really inconvenient for someone that has never been there, the locals are used to it and they accept that they all speak different languages, and are quite co operative with each other for that reason, it's like a part of life.

That's why i don't like when people stereotype all the men from there, you would find people ranging from extremely orthodox to very liberal, and there's hardly anything common between someone from the interior villages to say someone who's brought up in an uptown suburb in the city. But then stereotyping other's we don't have much idea about is perhaps a common fallacy of mankind, and I confess, I am guilty of the same at times.

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by headhunter18

Not quite, it all depends on where you go, each region has it's own culture, traditions, art, language, etc etc but this kind of a problem with communication only occurs when you go to the rural areas, most cities have crowds that speak English, and Hindi for the most part, so the communication is not a problem there, although it sounds really inconvenient for someone that has never been there, the locals are used to it and they accept that they all speak different languages, and are quite co operative with each other for that reason, it's like a part of life.

That's why I assumed everybody spoke Hindi...

That's why i don't like when people stereotype all the men from there, you would find people ranging from extremely orthodox to very liberal, and there's hardly anything common between someone from the interior villages to say someone who's brought up in an uptown suburb in the city.

That's the case in every country.

[headhunter18]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

That's why I assumed everybody spoke Hindi...



That's the case in every country.

I agree with that.

[PiedmontIBroxx]

bah . . with a side of pancakes

[seeniorita]

Originally Posted by sierraAZ

I should read something by Krishnamurti. I like his quote:

“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.”

^^^ Can we have this as a sticky in the relationships forum??

Thanks Sierra, I really like this quote!

[Currency Pair Crocodile]

I wanna have sex with 200 women

[sierraAZ]

Originally Posted by Antlered Chamataka

I wanna have sex with 200 women

Finding 200 insane women is a really tall order, AC!