Just venting because I want to write. Don't take this too seriously.

[cubecrazymonkey]

At what point does commitment to an ideal become just foolish?  For the second time in as many months, I've screwed up a relationship because I'm committed to being honest and forthright.  Were I content to stop overanalyzing everything and attaching too much emotional significance and able to shut my own damn mouth, I'd be getting significantly

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[hurkon]

As someone who recently had a failed relationship...-type thing because the other party utterly failed at honestly and forthrightness, I have to emphatically add that there is nothing wrong with sticking to those principles. I'm sure you'll eventually find someone who will appreciate your ideologies, if you decide that they are ones you want to keep.

[anonymous]

I believe deeply in your ideologies, staying open and honest is the best thing. If someone can't take the truth, and accept it for what it is, do you really want to be with that person? Of course I'd like to think there is someone perfect out there for everyone, but the chances of meeting that person are somewhat akin to the chances of winning the lottery in my opinion. Also what is so great about being perfect? It is inhuman, is it not?

[juvenilewreck]

Hey. There's no good alternative to being honest. You are you, and only you should determine how your relationships go. I don't care if people think I'm too picky or whatever, I'm just being honest with myself. If that means being alone at the end of every night, well, that's fine. I've got Gaga and Bowie and OK Go to keep me warm.

Also, you and I should cuddle more.