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[Mar. 31st, 2013|12:59 pm]
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With a few exceptions, men are, overall, better listeners than women.
It took me 28 years, and a Tennessee Williams play to realise this. |
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| personality quiz |
[Mar. 5th, 2013|03:09 pm]
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It's been years since I did this Jung Personality Quiz.
This is my latest results:
Introverted (I) 57.14% Extroverted (E) 42.86%
Intuitive (N) 54.76% Sensing (S) 45.24%
Feeling (F) 51.22% Thinking (T) 48.78%
Perceiving (P) 55% Judging (J) 45%
I think I was INTJ last time. |
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[Feb. 25th, 2013|05:08 pm]
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I was right, mum was wrong. I never had the chicken pox. But as of today, I'm vaccinated.
Thank god I didn't catch dad's shingles! |
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[Dec. 25th, 2012|08:12 pm]
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It is, as it is, the way it should be.
I'm going to use the 12 months to become even more fabulous. Grow. |
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| a revelation |
[Dec. 7th, 2012|12:27 am]
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I feel so silly now. Have just got back from dinner with my friend Greg. Among many things, we talked about players, the modus operandi of men who lead women to believe that they're the only one for them, but who once they have their way with the beguiled woman, toss them aside like yesterday's newspaper. We know many such men. But some players are easier to spot than others. The real cunning players hide their true future intention and make you believe that they are genuine in their attraction towards you and desire to bond for the long term. Just like Cassanova.
So how do we, the fairer and emotionally gullible sex, protect ourselves from the male lusty deceit and deception?
"It is always my policy," Greg revealed, "that whatever words said during the thrones of passion, is to be taken with a grain of salt." Don't read into those words, they don't mean a thing. He alluded to an episode of Smallville. Clark Kent, under the influence of kryptonite, fell madly in lust with a female character (not Lana Lang). He said she was the 'only woman' for him. An outside casual observer would have read that as meaning that she is going to be THE woman Clark's going to love for the rest of his life. In fact, Clark's meaning at the time he uttered those words was that she was the 'only woman' for him at that particular point in time. Caveat emptor, reader!
Serge Gainsbourg had it right when he wrote "Je t'aime, moi non plus" (I love you, me neither). |
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| Will you still love me tomorrow? |
[Nov. 28th, 2012|09:51 pm]
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If a girl should ever be proportioned by an attractive, charming man, ask this question before you give your heart and body to him.
It will save you from a world of hurt afterwards. |
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