What Are You Doing Right Now? (260 Viewers)

[Nzoric]

Congrats! Now get the high quality kneepads. The cheap ones won't last you.

Well spoken

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[swag]

What sort of position is it?

Doggy style

 

[X Æ A-12]

Going out to the city with some friends tonight who i haven't seen in a few years.

I wasn't sure if this was going to be fun or not and its SF so i took 4 hits of acid about an hour ago and I reaved the fuck eup. I wonder if anyone will notice.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Fuck all of you salty Europeans and Americans for talking shit about the glorious country of Australia and my countrymen. I hope you all have shitty days.

 

[Lapa]

Fuck all of you salty Europeans and Americans for talking shit about the glorious country of Australia and my countrymen. I hope you all have shitty days.

My gf told me that Australia is OK.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Fuck all of you salty Europeans and Americans for talking shit about the glorious country of Australia and my countrymen. I hope you all have shitty days.

 

[Hængebøffer]

Imagine if it was the other way around.

 

[ZoSo]

Congrats, keep them happy.

It's actually Koalas

My condolences.

Better than being a full time bum

Congrats! Now get the high quality kneepads. The cheap ones won't last you.

It's not a big corporate gig so the cheap ones should be ok

What sort of position is it?

Spoiler

Paraplanner

if you know what that is

 

[X Æ A-12]

Fuck all of you salty Europeans and Americans for talking shit about the glorious country of Australia and my countrymen. I hope you all have shitty days.

im a loyal bogan fan

 

[Osman]

Fuck all of you salty Europeans and Americans for talking shit about the glorious country of Australia and my countrymen. I hope you all have shitty days.

/CASE CLOSED.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Spoiler

Paraplanner

if you know what that is

I had to look it up, but good luck to you

 

[DAiDEViL]

...there are some core financial planning skills that all paraplanners perform to a lesser or greater extent and would form the basis of any Paraplanning role. These are:

-Excellent report writing skills
-Ability to analyse statistics
-Ability to conduct research for appropriate providers and investments
-Good understanding of compliance issues
-Good time management skills
-Excellent interpersonal and IT skills

::hustini2:: @ZoSo

 

[swag]

Going out to the city with some friends tonight who i haven't seen in a few years.

I wasn't sure if this was going to be fun or not and its SF so i took 4 hits of acid about an hour ago and I reaved the fuck eup. I wonder if anyone will notice.

Good thing I've been up in Napa for the weekend, though I expected I could see the mushroom cloud from here.

Fuck all of you salty Europeans and Americans for talking shit about the glorious country of Australia and my countrymen. I hope you all have shitty days.

Case and point: and the lead BBC story today related to Australia? The toddler born with three legs who had one surgically removed.

My gf told me that Australia is OK.

That's 'cause she was assaulted by a wombat.

I love it because it's racist in two different directions at once.

Imagine if it was the other way around.

I'm not so sure it already isn't.

 

[X Æ A-12]

Going out to the city with some friends tonight who i haven't seen in a few years.

I wasn't sure if this was going to be fun or not and its SF so i took 4 hits of acid about an hour ago and I reaved the fuck eup. I wonder if anyone will notice.

Breakfadt in tenerdloins still going oretty darm hard12 hours plus

Fucuk idnb have work tomorrow

 

[swag]

Breakfadt in tenerdloins still going oretty darm hard12 hours plus

Fucuk idnb have work tomorrow

They used to call it the Tenderloin because police who did their dangerous beat there made a little extra coin to afford tenderloin cuts of meat for the family.

Now it's called that because waking up on its streets at 8am on a Sunday is usually accompanied with groin pain.

 

[X Æ A-12]

Ok Maybe later

 

[Hængebøffer]

I disagree actually. I think you can avoid those situations, but doing so is in itself a sort of reaction that some here were calling rather infantile ... the same kind of reaction that made Fr3sh break things off with someone he was getting too scarily into.

I'm sure avoiding someone you're starting to develop feelings for might be the safe option. But don't you feel it a little odd if you have parents and young people ghosting each other and playing games like that rather than face their own ability to act responsibility through their feelings while still maintaining a normally required discourse?

Aversion therapy isn't something I would call the pinnacle of maturity, emotional or otherwise.

I completely disagree. I find it infantile just to to do what you desire. My point is when you decide to put yourself in a posisition, where you start develop these feelings. In some situatuions it's a no go, but - ofcourse, not all the time.

Edit - But I get your overall point and it got me thinking. I like that.

 

[swag]

I completely disagree. I find it infantile just to to do what you desire. My point is when you decide to put yourself in a posisition, where you start develop these feelings. In some situatuions it's a no go, but - ofcourse, not all the time.

Edit - But I get your overall point and it got me thinking. I like that.

But isn't the truly mature thing to master your feelings? To not succumb to them like some kind of thoughtless dog with a bowl of bones put infront of it?

If so, then the act of avoiding situations or thinking you can prevent developing feelings for someone is kind of like pulling the safety cord in not trusting yourself, not trusting your ability to be emotionally mature, and succumbing to the idea that you have no self-control?

 

[Hængebøffer]

But isn't the truly mature thing to master your feelings? To not succumb to them like some kind of thoughtless dog with a bowl of bones put infront of it?

If so, then the act of avoiding situations or thinking you can prevent developing feelings for someone is kind of like pulling the safety cord in not trusting yourself, not trusting your ability to be emotionally mature, and succumbing to the idea that you have no self-control?

No. It's truly mature to master when to do it and when not to do it.
It has nothing to do with trusting yourself. What I wrote was from a very specific situation. There's usually also other people involved and you have to think about them too. How can you do that if you whatever feels good?

 

[swag]

No. It's truly mature to master when to do it and when not to do it.
It has nothing to do with trusting yourself. What I wrote was from a very specific situation. There's usually also other people involved and you have to think about them too. How can you do that if you whatever feels good?

Doing whatever feels good is different from whether you fall in love with someone or not. In fact, a lot of people might tell you that, and not entirely cynically, that love is your ability to feel pain ... since everything ultimately comes to an end anyway. So I could argue that falling in love with someone can represent the opposite of "doing whatever feels good".

The former is hedonism. That's different than, say, developing a productive relationship with someone you might develop more romantic feelings for -- and yet being able to draw boundaries so that those romantic feelings don't cross over into other behaviors that might damage others.