It's not just a good home life or loved by all. It's almost an eerie complete package/too good for this world vibe she gives off.So, you don't know for sure she's going to die? You just imagine she will because she's 'loved by all'?
I don't think there's any kind of mystical karma that says that just because someone has a good home life they automatically get entered into some kind of karmic death pool.
seriously. Fucksake shego, leave the poor kid alone and let her enjoy life. damn.Good lord I thought this was going to be about cancer or something.
so was chaz actually. don't worry about nonexistent problems just because you think the world is doom and gloom. Not everyone has a crappy childhood lacking in love you know. You have your own problems, and adding nonexistent worry to them is stupid.
I was being serious. rly:
It really wouldn't let me think the entire time we were there, the nagging feeling that I'd "seen/heard all this before".
As others said here, you're feeling a sort of parental anxiety.
I was being serious. rly:
It really wouldn't let me think the entire time we were there, the nagging feeling that I'd "seen/heard all this before".
No, Chaz was acting like I was talking about eating her or skinning her alive just to see her bleed. As far as the rest of your statement. "Not everyone has a crappy childhood lacking in love" huh? Who said anything about that?so was chaz actually. don't worry about nonexistent problems just because you think the world is doom and gloom. Not everyone has a crappy childhood lacking in love you know. You have your own problems, and adding nonexistent worry to them is stupid.
so was chaz actually. don't worry about nonexistent problems just because you think the world is doom and gloom. Not everyone has a crappy childhood lacking in love you know. You have your own problems, and adding nonexistent worry to them is stupid.[/QUOTE]
I was being serious. rly:
It really wouldn't let me think the entire time we were there, the nagging feeling that I'd "seen/heard all this before".
Oh and I seem to be hearing alot of the same, so let me clear this up. "I'm not worried" as in "I care so much about her".
I simply see a case of "too good to be true" kind of thing going on. I can see your point Phil too, but understand, this is a completely unbiased view on this kid. She really is alot brighter than most of the stars out there, in every way possible.
No, Chaz was acting like I was talking about eating her or skinning her alive just to see her bleed. As far as the rest of your statement. "Not everyone has a crappy childhood lacking in love" huh? Who said anything about that?so was chaz actually. don't worry about nonexistent problems just because you think the world is doom and gloom. Not everyone has a crappy childhood lacking in love you know. You have your own problems, and adding nonexistent worry to them is stupid.
Again, this was not a case of my "usual train of thought". I wasn't sitting there entertaining ideas on which body part I should mail to my brother first.and it's just Shego being an idiot.
Again, this was not a case of my "usual train of thought". I wasn't sitting there entertaining ideas on which body part I should mail to my brother first.and it's just Shego being an idiot.
This post is completely at odds with what you said before.Title changed lafftaff. The key here though is, I wasn't "worrying" about someone I "love". I was just making an unbiased observation/thought.
Had it been someone I cared about, then yeah, I could see where everyone is coming from with the "You're just worrying about her".
I... both? Hm.This post is completely at odds with what you said before.
Do you or do you not care about your niece. Even if you can explain it away as a result of your love for your brother, there's a paternal instinct there. And that doesn't come without familial concern.
[/QUOTE]My entire life:
how does any of that translate into loving?I actually had a very full and "loving" childhood, at least until I was 15. So my early years are pretty typical of the "well off, religious family, youngest child" life.
how does any of that translate into loving?[/QUOTE]I actually had a very full and "loving" childhood, at least until I was 15. So my early years are pretty typical of the "well off, religious family, youngest child" life.
how does any of that translate into loving?[/QUOTE]I actually had a very full and "loving" childhood, at least until I was 15. So my early years are pretty typical of the "well off, religious family, youngest child" life.
Was there for every special occassion, spent time with me even when swamped with work at home, took me on alot of work vacations just to be sure I'd have a good time instead of being left at home, etc etc etcIt means daddy bought her a pony when she was 10 so she "felt" loved.
But hey. She did put loving in quotes, so I'm guessing she wouldn't be surprised if it was just daddy getting her out of his hair for a summer of afternoons.
I know she's not yours, but maybe that biological clock is ticking, eh?
until age 15. you already know my thoughts on the rest of that matter, from our days in WoW, so I won't say anything else that might broach your privacy. But what happened to you at age 15 then is not the act of a loving parent.Was there for every special occassion, spent time with me even when swamped with work at home, took me on alot of work vacations just to be sure I'd have a good time instead of being left at home, etc etc etc
and what love is in that?It's the act of parents who puts religion before family/children.
Basically what I said a couple of posts before ya, Charlie.I think it seems like some sense of seeing too much bad news. You never hear about the perfect person that goes to college, gets a fulfilling career, meets the love of her life, and has children, and dies living a full life. But if a 7 year old dies, it's a big deal. It's also a factor of no one ever maligning the dead. If some 6-year old girl dies that was a real piece of shit and tortured kitties, the news story is still going to be about what a precious angel she was.
Rrrngh... Must not... let a link to Haddaway song be my only contribution...What, my dear (namewithheld) is love?
Someone needs to tell him HE'S DOING IT WRONG!™ (religion and love)It's the act of parents who puts religion before family/children.
His "God" did I'm sure. He went blind from diabetes, my mother got breast cancer and lost her breast, my sister nearly broke her back, can barely walk around anymore, and she lost the court case against her workplace for the injury, while losing her daughter in a custody battle against her ex-husband.Someone needs to tell him HE'S DOING IT WRONG![/SIZE]
Blot, don't make me pimp slap you.Icarus would like a phone number. It seems like she's very mature for her age.
Blot, don't make me pimp slap you.Icarus would like a phone number. It seems like she's very mature for her age.
Blot, don't make me pimp slap you.Icarus would like a phone number. It seems like she's very mature for her age.
Blot, don't make me pimp slap you.Icarus would like a phone number. It seems like she's very mature for her age.