Random Thoughts

[theminx]

I thought it might be fun to start a thread where we tell stories using memes.

I think...

And I'm starting to feel:

Cuz this is how most of the world operates:

And sometimes I think to myself:

But instead I yell:

Cuz I've come to learn:

So watch out world:

Cuz...I'm not in wonderland anymore, Alice...

So, I need to remember...

And...since...

Cuz...

Toodles!

 

[clg113]

Oh my! What a interesting young lady. More women should have your attitude. I have never have been able to understand why so many abused women insist on staying with their abuser.

 

[Cali Cat]

I have never have been able to understand why so many abused women insist on staying with their abuser.

Codependency, plain and simple. Of course, many make the excuse that they can't leave for one reason or another (and in a few cases, this may be true), but most insist they love their abuser in spite of it all. It's this need they have to accommodate the abuser that keeps them there. These women can go to great lengths to make themselves believe their abuser really does love them too. It's all a fairytale, but it gives them a purpose in life. That's why it is so important to put your own self-respect first, and to have your own unique purpose independent of other people.

Edited just to make my comment relevant to the topic:

 

[tree]

theminx

So the idea is that each person tells a story with memes?

And not people co-operate/collaborate on making a story,
with each other?

 

[theminx]

theminx

So the idea is that each person tells a story with memes?

And not people co-operate/collaborate on making a story,
with each other?

It is whatever you want it to be. I didn't really think it thru. The idea struck me...and I wanted to share.

I want everyone to have fun.

What is it you want to do? What does it feel like you should do?

 

[tyko berglund]

When I was a school child, as part of routine procedure, my IQ was tested, and recently Mensa
retested it. What is interesting is that this recent test provides strength by its findings
that at least in my case, my IQ classification has not changed at all in these intervening years.
I am now 61, and I recall speaking to a psychologist when I was in fourth or fifth grade. If there
is no real strength in this kind of testing, it is interesting to see it offering me consistent findings.

 

[heaven777]