Say something truthful.

My something truthful:

I believe a great many things about what's been said here about knowledge of others, about truth and the internet. I also believe that no matter what I could present, it would make not even the slightest pinprick in the developed perceptions of the people who have presented them, and so I remain silent.

I am full of philosophical intrigue and curiosity, and tend to keep it to myself for fear of starting a war of words, for fear of upsetting the 'innocent bystanders', and for fear of sounding like an idealistic fool.

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On a separate note, I think I draw more happiness from making others happy, even in this digitally distanced landscape, than I ever do from making myself happy.
 
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The Truth: I feel something in Church now that I didn't before; a kind of pulling in my soul, a spiritual lift. The kicker? I don't believe! I don't believe that the scriptures are acurate, the Holy Trinity doctrine is sound, none of it seems plausible to me. Therfore, I must believe, I am connecting with the actual energy itself that is created by the body of believers during worship. That, in itself, is worth the experience and I can enjoy church just as much as your average Jesus Freak. If only they knew what kind of wheels were turning when I close my eyes and belt the song out right along with them! Scandalous!
 
I am always hungry. All the time.

People might laught at this, but I am getting worried. I find that, even after stuffing myself into some delicious meal, I'm still hungry. Not like, starving enough to ache, but I always thing I could have more. Although I'm sated, I still feel it deep into my stomach.

Always hungry! All the time!

I read both this post and your reply to Light Ice.

I suggest going to the doctor and talking about this. Maybe you have a stomach problem of some sort. Maybe something's up with your metabolism.

Also, are you getting enough healthy fats? I know you say you're at your perfect weight. But when I started dieting, I was always hungry at first. I would load up on fruits and vegetables and eat lean meat only at dinner, and unless I drank 10 glasses of water, I'd be ravenous. When I started adding in a few servings of olive oil, string cheese, avocado, etc, I was fuller longer and didn't have to turn to water to distract my rumbling stomach.

If none of the above suggestions work, I would try going to a therapist. I know that sounds a bit extreme, but it's something to consider. I have always battled overeating and 'hunger' that comes from stress/anxiety/depression. It's not actually related to physiological hunger. Sometimes we reassign emotions and feelings as other things, for various reasons. In fact, I have a problem related to being OCD with finishing my entire plate. I used to get stressed out knowing I'd left something behind, and I would feel nervous about it later. I would overcompensate later by eating more. It's something I still work on every day. Not saying you're like me, of course! But, it couldn't hurt to go try to talk to someone, if your G.P. has no ideas and a change of diet doesn't help.
 
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I was shopping with a gf, we were browsing the Lancome Counter and she tells me how this lotion felt better than sex. Without missing a beat I asked her if she was sure she was doing it right... I thought that was funny as hell.

But, turns out I hit a nerve I totally pissed her off and she left the store without me. yeesh. talk about chilly. Says it all, doesn't it?

Ya know what? I say something to that effect whenever apropos because the only time I want to have that kind of convo is if they're really ready to act (or not - whatever) but ready to be real enough to push past a little humor.

I like the concept of this thread. :rose:

DG
 
I think a lot of people out there are having really crappy sex because they don't know how to ask for help.
 
Last night I masturbated in the bed I used to sleep in when I was in middle and high school. Such memories.
 
Last night I masturbated in the bed I used to sleep in when I was in middle and high school. Such memories.

Sorry - and a bit off your topic... but, I have to mention Thyri - LOVE that reference. How did you first come across it? Very cool. The sort of thing I look for when looking for something interesting to me -- so, like me? not sure but yeah that is very very cool.

I'm geeky like that :kiss:
 
Sorry - and a bit off your topic... but, I have to mention Thyri - LOVE that reference. How did you first come across it? Very cool. The sort of thing I look for when looking for something interesting to me -- so, like me? not sure but yeah that is very very cool.

I'm geeky like that :kiss:

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Thyri is actually the nickname of a user here
 
Sorry - and a bit off your topic... but, I have to mention Thyri - LOVE that reference. How did you first come across it? Very cool. The sort of thing I look for when looking for something interesting to me -- so, like me? not sure but yeah that is very very cool.

I'm geeky like that :kiss:

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Thyri is actually the nickname of a user here

Annisthyrienne is definitely that

I approve of this conversation. ;) :D *Waves to Vail* It's nice to see you posting again. I missed you. :rose:

Sorry - and a bit off your topic... but, I have to mention Thyri - LOVE that reference. How did you first come across it? Very cool. The sort of thing I look for when looking for something interesting to me -- so, like me? not sure but yeah that is very very cool.

I'm geeky like that :kiss:

I can explain my reference if you will tell me yours. I'm interested in where else it might come from.

My user name came from the name of a character I played in role play before coming to Lit. She was an Elvish healer who later married a fellow who turned out to be a prince, and so she became a princess, albeit reluctantly. She would always introduce herself as: "I'm called Annisthyrienne, (Ah-nis-teery-ain) but my friends call me Thyri (Teery)". In the back story I created for her, the particular race of elves her mother descended from put their family name first, (Annis) and their given name second, (Thyrienne) but all as one word. Hence her mother was called Annisadrianne, and yes, I couldn't resist it. When Thyri had a daughter, her name would be (As a healer's daughter) Annisthaesia, though I would pronounce it like the Russian princess Anastasia.

So much for my geekery. ;)
 
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Any time the seasons begin to change from one to another, I find myself with a serious case of the doldrums.

Another truth~I really want to play Requiem.

I miss V:tM.

(That's it, i have no more truth...)
 
today i was driving like a girl. i was driving so bad i thought i would crash eventually
 
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