Philosophical Masturbation...

[skitch182]

Companionship is a strange thing. After all its difficult to trust someone when you can never completely trust anyone. Even a mothers undying love for a child that she created can be violated. Such is the nature of free will. The difficulty behind the realization of the impossibility of 100% trust between two individuals, is that its very easy to

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[elizabethcamus]

I realize there is absolutely no way of saying this without sounding odd but I like your views on love...how did you come to believe these things?

[skitch182]

I guess I slowly allowed these ideas to congeal over the years. From the first girl I loved, Jenny, to my current girlfriend Colleen, and even observations of those close to me I have pieced together my views on love and trust.

The main reason my views are posted here, is that I havn't been able to find anyone that I can sit down and wax philisophical with recently, without it getting into politics. So feel free to fire away with questions or even your own opinions.

Danke for the question.

[elizabethcamus]

I like to reply between what you've already said, if this bothers you do tell me

[skitch182]

I must say that I deliberated on this subject for a bit more at work last night when a group of three attractive women came into the bar and began to flirt with me before sitting down. Why do I let emotions get in the way of having wonderful sex without attachment? (This may go off onto another tangent so bare with me

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