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#1 WarriorsCreed
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#2 WarriorsCreed
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I'm going to have to say yes. I play a lot of violent games, watch violent movies, I train in martial arts, and I support the miltary. I also fallow MMA pretty closely. I'm not a psycopath, and I don't go out of my way to hurt people, but I think that to some extent we have to face the fact that people are violent. Life itself is violent. Every day millions of animals are killed and eaten by people and other animals. It's just the way we are programmed. The presence of death necessitates violence. It's part of all of us. While I may be wrong, I don't believe that people are capable of living without war. Maybe for a while, but we'd start to lose ourselves. That's not to say that I think war is a good thing. It just is. Food for thought.
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#3 WarriorsCreed
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Credit and credit cards have several uses. First, carrying a credit card means you don't have to carry a lot of (or any) cash on you, which is especially good if you live in a higher crime area. Also, you can use it to buy things like cars, if you know you can pay it back. And one train of thought might go like this: If you can buy car (on credit) you can increase your mobility, which increases your job and income oppertunities, so it can help pay for itself under the right circumstances. Credit ratings are useful, because they tell lenders how trustworthy you are. So if you are smart, and have good credit, you'll be able to take out a larger loan, to invest, or start a business, or whatever. Sadly, many people are not smart, and don't know how to properly use credit. They seem to get intoxicated with the idea of being able to buy anything any time simply by swiping a credit card, regardless of wether or not they can actually pay for it. So they spend money they don't (and never will) have, and rack up the massive amount of dept that we see today. So, it's good in the hands of a smart person, bad in the hands of a dumb person. Sounds like life to me.
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#4 WarriorsCreed
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Tell her. Find something you want to do. However, this question raises red flags in my mind. She may the kind of girl that doesn't really have a mind of her own. You always have to come up with something to do. You always have to pick the restaraunt. The kind of girl that quite literally wants you to pick her cloths out for her. If that's your thing, go for it, but for me, that get's real old real fast.
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#5 WarriorsCreed
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[QUOTE="rawsavon"][QUOTE="LostProphetFLCL"]

You know, people always talk about men's unrealistic expectations of the female body caused by the media. Fact is, women are just as bad.WarriorsCreed

Honestly, they are probably worse.

I have been prousing the online dating scene and it is a wee bit ridiculous.

When ever women specify what they want in a guy, it is some tall, usually bearded man.

I have had everything point to me and girls being a good match (answered questions similarly, similar interests and goals, etc.) and yet STILL won't even get so much as a reply when I message them....

Hell, I had a girl IRL constantly texting me, calling me on a semi-daily basis to talk about her day, and we were hanging out quite often and I STILL got rejected when I asked her out (granted she turned out to be a bad person with the **** she came out with so it didn't really matter anyways as it made her completely un-dateable to me)...

I find no issue with people being picky. It might result in fewer options, but the options will have a higher chance of success (happiness)

Being picky is fine. Hell, I'm picky. I'm just picky in a very different way. It's when people are picky to the point of delusion that the problem occurs. People see some gorgeous actor, or victoria's secret model, or whatever, and they go "that's what I want." And they hold everyone to the same ridiculous, unatainable standard. Seriously, even media stars don't look like that when they haven't spent two hours on makeup and hair, and have a professional lighting crew to boot. I also disagree with you when you say that the options are more likely to bring them happiness. How many movie stars (or people in the same percentile of physical attractiveness) do you know that are more than a pretty face? How many find successful and meaningful relationships? So to repeat, my problem with pickyness only occurs in regards to unrealistic expectations of beauty. To be frank, most of the people who are shallow enough to fold to media sexualiztion are not the kind of people that I would want to ascociate with anyway, so in that regard I could care less. But there are a few good people out there who have been lost to the expectations of the stereotypical "hot guy," who might not have been that way otherwise.
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#6 WarriorsCreed
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Really, it depends on the age group. If the girls he's talking about are still in highschool, then finding a who actually cares about what you're like as a person regardless (mostly) of looks, is like finding a Rolex in a dumpster; they're out there, just no very many of them. The precentages increase in your favor with age, however. You know, people always talk about men's unrealistic expectations of the female body caused by the media. Fact is, women are just as bad.
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#7 WarriorsCreed
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If you're going to try to be funny... You should at least be funny... I got no amusement out of that what so ever. I will, however, agree with the guy who said a plastic bag (heavy duty) filled with water. It is most peculiar.
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#8 WarriorsCreed
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On the one hand, it's probably not going to work anyway, but why not? On the other, (I'll say it again), if she's the kind of person who would go for that, do you want to be with he anyway? I guess there might be extenuating circumstances (OMAFG, she's the "one" and he boyfriend is a douche) or whatever, but in general, I wouldn't try it.
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#9 WarriorsCreed
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Yes, I do. It's just gotta be the right one, not some mindlessly shallow and short sighted bimbo who hangs out in a mall. Call me a romantic, I guess. Sadly, this road probably won't end well, but you might as well start with your standards really high (doesn't have to be 10, just has to be a little deeper) and go from there. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with some good action now and then, but that's beside the point. However, because of this tendancy, I really have no interest in trying to pick up random girls, as most people seem very one-dimentional. I'll know her when I see her. IF I see her.
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#10 WarriorsCreed
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I don't answer unless they see me through the window. That happened recently. I answered, listened to what they had to say, made small talk with them, took a business card, and they left. They were pretty nice guys. They just said what they came to say and never pushed the subject in any way. If they had, I would have gotten irritated. But really, they are just trying to help people, even if you don't agree with it. As long as they aren't being obnocious, there's no need to be rude.
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