What Are You Doing Right Now? (163 Viewers)

[AndreaCristiano]

It helps to find someone where it isn't as much work, or that it's work that you love.

It's amazing that as civilized we think our cultures to be, we're still no smarter than 9-year-olds when it comes to any public social discourse on the realities of marriage. Being a parent ranks up there too.

no truer words brother!

 

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[Lilith]

It helps to find someone where it isn't as much work, or that it's work that you love.

It's amazing that as civilized we think our cultures to be, we're still no smarter than 9-year-olds when it comes to any public social discourse on the realities of marriage. Being a parent ranks up there too.

I think this is key because some people can make your life very difficult.

 

[swag]

The Japanese are making them so life like these days. I think they've missed the point.

Have they crossed the uncanny valley?

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Right you are, mothafuckaaaa...right as rain.

But lets keep saying watermelons. It's a 10 days tradition, and I think she likes it...

im an ass and leg man myself!

 

[Lapa]

As long as you don't have to commit to just one.

Word.

The Japanese are making them so life like these days. I think they've missed the point.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Have they crossed the uncanny valley?

Yep, long time... Well, that's what I heard. Ask Lapa.

 

[swag]

I think this is key because some people can make your life very difficult.

People make their own lives difficult too. But as much as I am a huge supporter of marriage as a married guy of 9 years now (and 16 years in the same relationship), I also have to say that public discussion and the media treat marriage at the level of Prince Charming and Snow White for a nine-year-old watching a Disney movie. I don't think that helps the divorce rate, as people rush in absolutely clueless and it's not entirely their fault.

 

[AndreaCristiano]

People make their own lives difficult too. But as much as I am a huge supporter of marriage as a married guy of 9 years now (and 16 years in the same relationship), I also have to say that public discussion and the media treat marriage at the level of Prince Charming and Snow White for a nine-year-old watching a Disney movie. I don't think that helps the divorce rate, as people rush in absolutely clueless and it's not entirely their fault.

very very true

 

[Lapa]

Yep, long time... Well, that's what I heard. Ask Lapa.

If you buy me one, I'll promise to write a review about it.

 

[Del Piero Style]

im an ass and leg man myself!

Me too father, but you gotta like the watermelons...damn juicy watermelons

 

[AndreaCristiano]

Me too father, but you gotta like the watermelons...damn juicy watermelons

more than a handful is to much ya feel me?

 

[Lapa]

Me too father, but you gotta like the watermelons...damn juicy watermelons

Are you talking about real watermelons here? I don't like any juice to come out from the other watermelons.

 

[Kate]

If marriage is really so much work, I think I might have to pass.

I am starting to wonder if I'm just not cut out for it.

 

[Lilith]

The Japanese are making them so life like these days. I think they've missed the point.

Matthew you are so horrid sometimes.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

If you buy me one, I'll promise to write a review about it.

Only if I loan you, you have an obligation to keep at the end of the term. I'm not getting stuck with your rejects.

 

[Del Piero Style]

Are you talking about real watermelons here? I don't like any juice to come out from the other watermelons.

I'm not sure...

 

[ALC]

I am starting to wonder if I'm just not cut out for it.

french people like yourself are too sophisticated for a concept as old as marriage.

 

[Del Piero Style]

more than a handful is to much ya feel me?

I feel you biatch, totaly...I don't like them too big myself

 

[AndreaCristiano]

I am starting to wonder if I'm just not cut out for it.

I think it can always happen when one least expects it

 

[swag]

very very true

It's as if social customs, TV shows, and even public culture were telling us that playing with C-4 explosives was fun and exciting and that everyone should do so at some time in their life. And the truth is that it certainly can be. But you can blow off you and your loved ones' heads doing it if you don't know what you're doing.

That cultures have selectively hidden much of this from public awareness makes me wonder if there's a necessarily suicidal element to it for society's benefit.