CelticFrog
Almost Killed In Action
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- Jan 31, 2003
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How do I love sheath..
let me COUNT the ways.
Wow... I could go back through this whole thread and say so much, but being as I am lazy and not in the mood to become overly philosophical (yeah right...) I will just blabber needlessly about that which I can remember.
S -- I love you so much I'm going to start a thread on it!
James -- although I haven't posted much in threads that you have been prevalent in, I always do appreciate your concise arguments. It makes it easier for me to say, "Yes, I disagree with you; yet, I still hold you in the utmost of regard." You do not put 'me' down for being happily monogamous. I appreciate this, just as I can appreciate the benefits you see in polygamy.
nightswan -- I must admit I agree with Cycnus and sheath on their assessment of you. I have noticed there are several things that get repeated time and again in your posts, but one that I haven't seen anyone comment on is the fact that you believe one can never KNOW their partner will be loyal, and they can only hope. I tend to disagree. I KNOW my husband will never be disloyal to me. I am fairly certain sheath knows her SO will never be unfaithful to her. I don't know sheath's SO but feel closer to the couple every day. If I didn't know my husband wouldn't cheat on me, I wouldn't be able to stand by him as we go through what could possibly be the worst time in our lives. I would have bad gut feelings about his loyalty and believe them instead of looking at his distance and other 'signs' as an indicator of his illness. We're different, though. Odd. Crazy.
Cycnus -- all of your posts have been well put and well informed. I have yet to believe you are saying ANYTHING without having thoroughly thought it through and researched it. Your grammar and spelling also hearten me, petty as it may sound.
All Y'all -- I think this thread may well do someone some good before it is left to pursue other subjects. I also think it will bring out some really interesting characters and their flaws. Flaws are good things to possess - they remind us that we're not perfect. And occassionally clue us in to where our perspectives may be dangerously skewed. I have learned things on this board that have changed how I see sex and everything associated with it very much differently than I did when I first joined. Mostly thanks to sheath. Gotta love her, huh?
I'm off to wreak havoc elsewhere!
Ang
let me COUNT the ways.
Wow... I could go back through this whole thread and say so much, but being as I am lazy and not in the mood to become overly philosophical (yeah right...) I will just blabber needlessly about that which I can remember.
S -- I love you so much I'm going to start a thread on it!
James -- although I haven't posted much in threads that you have been prevalent in, I always do appreciate your concise arguments. It makes it easier for me to say, "Yes, I disagree with you; yet, I still hold you in the utmost of regard." You do not put 'me' down for being happily monogamous. I appreciate this, just as I can appreciate the benefits you see in polygamy.
nightswan -- I must admit I agree with Cycnus and sheath on their assessment of you. I have noticed there are several things that get repeated time and again in your posts, but one that I haven't seen anyone comment on is the fact that you believe one can never KNOW their partner will be loyal, and they can only hope. I tend to disagree. I KNOW my husband will never be disloyal to me. I am fairly certain sheath knows her SO will never be unfaithful to her. I don't know sheath's SO but feel closer to the couple every day. If I didn't know my husband wouldn't cheat on me, I wouldn't be able to stand by him as we go through what could possibly be the worst time in our lives. I would have bad gut feelings about his loyalty and believe them instead of looking at his distance and other 'signs' as an indicator of his illness. We're different, though. Odd. Crazy.
Cycnus -- all of your posts have been well put and well informed. I have yet to believe you are saying ANYTHING without having thoroughly thought it through and researched it. Your grammar and spelling also hearten me, petty as it may sound.
All Y'all -- I think this thread may well do someone some good before it is left to pursue other subjects. I also think it will bring out some really interesting characters and their flaws. Flaws are good things to possess - they remind us that we're not perfect. And occassionally clue us in to where our perspectives may be dangerously skewed. I have learned things on this board that have changed how I see sex and everything associated with it very much differently than I did when I first joined. Mostly thanks to sheath. Gotta love her, huh?
I'm off to wreak havoc elsewhere!
Ang
