Well that's because of the brainwashing.
Damn those space clams.
I choose Lori because she's an amazing, intelligent, funny, caring, capable, sexy, dynamic person. I choose to be in a relationship with her. I choose to love her. Love can be a choice.
Just wanted to see this again.
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And then, some choices bite you in the ass.....
Not to change the subject, but all of a sudden I am so very much looking forward to fall. I have an image in my brain of me walking on a sunny, cool and crisp autumn day, wearing my leather jacket, stepping on golden leaves....
My brain is very attuned to seasons - I discovered this while living in San Francisco.
Since I needed some pictures for a directory, I thought I'd share them.
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the wives held a meeting in the parking lot,
How cute! I wonder if there was queueing at any point...
I'm wondering about double bigamy -- is bigamy something you do to the first wife, therefore double bigamy means you've married two women other than her? Because I'd call it triple bigamy otherwise. Or ... trigamy.
Well, skanky. I'd certainly call it that.
Love is a choice., no doubt in my mind. I chose Matthew. There is all the beginning stuff but the way I feel about him goes way beyond that.Even when I am really angry - it is there. And it is because I chose to let him get that close to me. It is why the concept of an affair boggles my mind. Yes, it would be a betrayal of him. But more importantly, it would be a betrayal of a choice I made along time ago (and everyday).
Those are perfect pictures of your kids, Gud.
Not to change the subject, but all of a sudden I am so very much looking forward to fall. I have an image in my brain of me walking on a sunny, cool and crisp autumn day, wearing my leather jacket, stepping on golden leaves....
Autumn tease!!!! *sigh* I can't wait for Fall. I can't stand the heat or the humidity of late Summer and just want the leaves to start falling already.
I may have just gained a sliver of perspective on Kat's point.
All you "love is a choice ... I chose X" people are talking from a position of having had the opportunity to make that choice.
To me, for whom it's never even come up, been on the table, it doesn't look
that
choicy to me. But I understand the semantics of the expression.