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Posted:
Well, to paraphrase, I've exibited three behaviors which I find very strange but which most people find normal in the past few days. I've been jealous of another girl over a guy, felt guilty about looking at other guys because of the one i've fallen for, and had random romantic things fall out of my mouth constantly, much to my embarressment (exmaple: "Its easy to fall in love with your smile") (The recipient seems to like them).
Now, I know I'm *very* different from other people in my approach to life, and in how much I understand human behavior. I know why, too, but it can still make it rather hard to adjust properly in social situations.... But I'm nervous about the one change and downright upset about the first two, and I guess I'm wondering, normalish people, is it ok????
Well, to paraphrase, I've exibited three behaviors which I find very strange but which most people find normal in the past few days. I've been jealous of another girl over a guy, felt guilty about looking at other guys because of the one i've fallen for, and had random romantic things fall out of my mouth constantly, much to my embarressment (exmaple: "Its easy to fall in love with your smile") (The recipient seems to like them).
Now, I know I'm *very* different from other people in my approach to life, and in how much I understand human behavior. I know why, too, but it can still make it rather hard to adjust properly in social situations.... But I'm nervous about the one change and downright upset about the first two, and I guess I'm wondering, normalish people, is it ok????
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Posted:
Hang on...
(looking up from my normality and humbly asking a question): are you human? And if yes, would you describe yourself as being difficult?
Hang on...
(looking up from my normality and humbly asking a question): are you human? And if yes, would you describe yourself as being difficult? hm, pinecones, my favourits!
Dreamer
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Location: York, England
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Posted:
Well, human, yes. Being difficult? About what? *am i being stupid here???*
Well, human, yes. Being difficult? About what? *am i being stupid here???*
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Its simple, you are turning into a care bear, step away from the light!!!!
Its simple, you are turning into a care bear, step away from the light!!!!
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Posted:
Maybe I was completely off track here. I just get a bit confused when people use the word "normal" when I don't know them.
Anyway, if I understand your situation correctely you are just going through a bit of an emotional tantrum. Well, that's always confusing... and annoying because you can't turn it off. But ask anyone on HoP, I bet they have all been there. And I bet most people on HoP are what you would call normal (as usual a few exeptions
).
Good luck.
Maybe I was completely off track here. I just get a bit confused when people use the word "normal" when I don't know them.
Anyway, if I understand your situation correctely you are just going through a bit of an emotional tantrum. Well, that's always confusing... and annoying because you can't turn it off. But ask anyone on HoP, I bet they have all been there. And I bet most people on HoP are what you would call normal (as usual a few exeptions
).Good luck.
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Dreamer
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Location: York, England
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Posted:
Its so... weird tho. I'm just not comfortable with it! And wondering whether its permanent....
Its so... weird tho. I'm just not comfortable with it! And wondering whether its permanent....
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Posted:
hunny everyone is normal when it comes to human emotions. we all have emotion we all get jealous at some point, sad, happy, scared, embarressed and so on.
no one has typical normal behavior were all very different in some form, shape or other. but deep down inside we all portray human tendencies which are normal. we all have emotion even those who choose not to show them have some form of emotion deep down inside and its all completely normal.
you'll be fine just take it one day at a time
hunny everyone is normal when it comes to human emotions. we all have emotion we all get jealous at some point, sad, happy, scared, embarressed and so on.
no one has typical normal behavior were all very different in some form, shape or other. but deep down inside we all portray human tendencies which are normal. we all have emotion even those who choose not to show them have some form of emotion deep down inside and its all completely normal.
you'll be fine just take it one day at a time
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Dreamer
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Posted:
yeah but you have to admit being 21 and never having felt like that before is.... weird. And its scary. And jealousy really isn't healthy....
yeah but you have to admit being 21 and never having felt like that before is.... weird. And its scary. And jealousy really isn't healthy....
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if your looking for answers from normal people hop wasnt the place to come
if your looking for answers from normal people hop wasnt the place to come
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Dreamer
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Hehe, you'd think that wouldn't you? But I just met a mess of you guys, and, you're wrong in some respects. You might not be the image of a perfect suburban family (certainly I havnt met any yet) but most people here are fairly standard on the whole love and romance thing within the reason that there seems to be a slightly higher percentage of those who are into things like open relationships here.... and that being where much of my problem lies at the moment....
Hehe, you'd think that wouldn't you? But I just met a mess of you guys, and, you're wrong in some respects. You might not be the image of a perfect suburban family (certainly I havnt met any yet
) but most people here are fairly standard on the whole love and romance thing within the reason that there seems to be a slightly higher percentage of those who are into things like open relationships here.... and that being where much of my problem lies at the moment.... Keep your dream alive
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Im abit confused? Are you one of these people who think they HAVE to be 'orrgional' by covering themselves in tatoos and piercings and dilliberatly wearing unusual clothes to be orrgional and not comform to the 'normal' attitude of life because being 'normal' is just being a sheep?
Im perfectly happy being a sheep, I will style my hair like other people, wear clothes lots of other people wear, I dont feel the need to dye my hgair purple and cover my face in piercings,
Being orrgional is overated IMO, yeah your having feelings that everyone has, embrace them there nice.
Im abit confused? Are you one of these people who think they HAVE to be 'orrgional' by covering themselves in tatoos and piercings and dilliberatly wearing unusual clothes to be orrgional and not comform to the 'normal' attitude of life because being 'normal' is just being a sheep?
Im perfectly happy being a sheep, I will style my hair like other people, wear clothes lots of other people wear, I dont feel the need to dye my hgair purple and cover my face in piercings,
Being orrgional is overated IMO, yeah your having feelings that everyone has, embrace them there nice.
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Dreamer
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Ha ha, the problem with using forums to communicate when half the people don't know you. Take a look in my gallery if you want to see how original I am, there's just one picture but it shows me pretty well
Sorry, I fear that comes off as a dig, its not meant as one, I'm just- really- amused.
But I've never had problems with petty things like jealousy or conforming to societies strange rules for emotion, and, imo, don't really think they are healthy. So this unbidden apprearence of them is rather scary.....
Ha ha, the problem with using forums to communicate when half the people don't know you. Take a look in my gallery if you want to see how original I am, there's just one picture but it shows me pretty well
Sorry, I fear that comes off as a dig, its not meant as one, I'm just- really- amused. But I've never had problems with petty things like jealousy or conforming to societies strange rules for emotion, and, imo, don't really think they are healthy. So this unbidden apprearence of them is rather scary.....
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Posted:
Maybe "society's strange rules for emotion" don't come from people who want to make you conform to them, but from a big part of society feeling in a certain way about certain things, and kind of expecting this from other people. So I think it's not too bad to be "normal" in that sense, cause some things like a certain degree of jealousy and being romantic with someone you like just are more or less human nature Don't worry Kyri, you'll not be transformed into a fake blonde who thinks Britney should've married Justin because of it 
Actually when I first came on HoP I expected to find LOTS of artsy open relationship types, but instead most of the people I looked up are really loved up with one person - just look at the number of HoP babies!
Maybe "society's strange rules for emotion" don't come from people who want to make you conform to them, but from a big part of society feeling in a certain way about certain things, and kind of expecting this from other people. So I think it's not too bad to be "normal" in that sense, cause some things like a certain degree of jealousy and being romantic with someone you like just are more or less human nature
Don't worry Kyri, you'll not be transformed into a fake blonde who thinks Britney should've married Justin because of it Actually when I first came on HoP I expected to find LOTS of artsy open relationship types, but instead most of the people I looked up are really loved up with one person - just look at the number of HoP babies!
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aaah lol, well like I said I dont underastand this post, why are you scared of feeling emotions? I dont understand...well no natter dont explain if you sdont want too it will be hard getting me to understand I can tell
Written by: Kyrian
Ha ha, the problem with using forums to communicate when half the people don't know you. Take a look in my gallery if you want to see how original I am, there's just one picture but it shows me pretty well
But I've never had problems with petty things like jealousy or conforming to societies strange rules for emotion, and, imo, don't really think they are healthy. So this unbidden apprearence of them is rather scary.....
aaah lol, well like I said I dont underastand this post, why are you scared of feeling emotions? I dont understand...well no natter dont explain if you sdont want too it will be hard getting me to understand I can tell
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Dreamer
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Location: York, England
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Posted:
Its hard for a lot of people to understand! Basicaly i see the emotions as destructive and i havn't had expirience with them, and i'm confused and worried as to why i'm doing this to myself....
Its hard for a lot of people to understand! Basicaly i see the emotions as destructive and i havn't had expirience with them, and i'm confused and worried as to why i'm doing this to myself....
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oh that makes more sense, well most emotions arent distructive unless you allow them to be. You prefere to keep emotions inside? Im like that I would never let my emotions get out its not proper to do that! (for me anyway, i dont care if others show em, im just weird lol)
I think thay if you fight your emotions they get worse, you can keep them inside as long as you accept them...ok i make myself sound like a robot its not like im THAT stict
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oh that makes more sense, well most emotions arent distructive unless you allow them to be. You prefere to keep emotions inside? Im like that I would never let my emotions get out its not proper to do that! (for me anyway, i dont care if others show em, im just weird lol)
I think thay if you fight your emotions they get worse, you can keep them inside as long as you accept them...ok i make myself sound like a robot its not like im THAT stict
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Posted:
1. Feel the jealousy, let it pass over you, don't deny it, let it pass from you, DON'T act on it. (Acting on it includes saying anything to anyone or letting it affect your behavior toward either party in any way.)
2. Let go of that guilt. You're in love, not dead. If looking was the same as doing you could never window-shop! Another one: just because you read the menu doesn't mean you're going to eat in the restaurant.
3. Let the romantic things fall as they will, as long as the recipient likes them! I see no reason for restraint in these matters. Moderation? HAH! That rule is suspended for the first two months of any romance; after that, moderation should be practiced...moderately.
IMHO.
1. Feel the jealousy, let it pass over you, don't deny it, let it pass from you, DON'T act on it. (Acting on it includes saying anything to anyone or letting it affect your behavior toward either party in any way.)
2. Let go of that guilt. You're in love, not dead. If looking was the same as doing you could never window-shop! Another one: just because you read the menu doesn't mean you're going to eat in the restaurant.
3. Let the romantic things fall as they will, as long as the recipient likes them! I see no reason for restraint in these matters. Moderation? HAH! That rule is suspended for the first two months of any romance; after that, moderation should be practiced...moderately.
IMHO.
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Its totally normal to be afraid of being normal, so it ok.
Its totally normal to be afraid of being normal, so it ok.
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Dreamer
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No, but like, I figured I was gonna ask him on a date, and ... there's no reason I can't. Its just I felt guilty. And I think I still do, but if I see the guy again I prolly will anyhow.
I already said something about the jealousy-it wasn't really an issue just something to be expected from their point of view, altho not of me- and its a weird feeling to me. But it comes and goes in any event.
No, but like, I figured I was gonna ask him on a date, and ... there's no reason I can't. Its just I felt guilty. And I think I still do, but if I see the guy again I prolly will anyhow.
I already said something about the jealousy-it wasn't really an issue just something to be expected from their point of view, altho not of me- and its a weird feeling to me. But it comes and goes in any event.
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Honey, you're in Michigan.
Get out before the place normalizes you.
Come to New Yawk! NOTHING about this place is normal!
Honey, you're in Michigan.
Get out before the place normalizes you.
Come to New Yawk! NOTHING about this place is normal!
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
feel jealous - we all do - jst let it happen and like Xopher said dont act on it (well as much as you can)
enjoy the emotions, be a love sick fool then at least you can b!itch about it later
dont be scared of being normal - its impossible i know only one person who you would call normal and she's one of the oddest people i know (seriously shes normal to the extreme and scary because of it in a normal kinda way)
feel jealous - we all do - jst let it happen and like Xopher said dont act on it (well as much as you can)
enjoy the emotions, be a love sick fool
then at least you can b!itch about it later dont be scared of being normal - its impossible i know only one person who you would call normal and she's one of the oddest people i know (seriously shes normal to the extreme and scary because of it
in a normal kinda way) back
Dreamer
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Posted:
because i can afford new york! Ha.
Now, york, thats a different story...
Right then, well, i'm going to try this lovesick idiocy thing, and do my best to get a visa and some money and get myself across the pond. But the jealousy thing needs to stop.
because i can afford new york! Ha.
Now, york, thats a different story...
Right then, well, i'm going to try this lovesick idiocy thing, and do my best to get a visa and some money and get myself across the pond. But the jealousy thing needs to stop.
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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yay come visit us the UK is excellent place for nothing in particular
good luck hun and go well be happy and enjoy yourself
oh and keep that normality to yourself im happy being a freak *hugs
yay come visit us
the UK is excellent place for nothing in particular good luck hun and go well
be happy and enjoy yourself oh and keep that normality to yourself
im happy being a freak *hugs back
Dreamer
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I was happy being weird! Dear god... don't really know what happened. D*mn brits, starting this....
I feel more ok about it than I did, still a bit preplexed. I might not have changed as much as I think, either, circumstances being what they are. Oh well. Its kind of fun to be sappy sometimes
I was happy being weird! Dear god... don't really know what happened. D*mn brits, starting this....
I feel more ok about it than I did, still a bit preplexed. I might not have changed as much as I think, either, circumstances being what they are. Oh well. Its kind of fun to be sappy sometimes
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Here's my 2 cents.
Emotion happen to everybody, even I have been accused of saying some odd things ask my wife. As was said above don't let the emotion get out of hand or control you. Have have been accused of being vanilla but not normal, but I know better.
Here's my 2 cents.
Emotion happen to everybody, even I have been accused of saying some odd things ask my wife. As was said above don't let the emotion get out of hand or control you. Have have been accused of being vanilla but not normal, but I know better.
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Posted:
Emotions = Good. No Emotions = Zombie = Bad.
Simple
I agree with the menu thing. Nothing wrong with looking, in fact I'll often point out just how ugly other people are in comparison to my girlfriend. And the ones that aren't, I just don't say anything...
(Aly, you know I'm playing!)
Jealousy? Yep, I get that sometimes, but I have every confidence in the faith of my love, so it's more of a 5 second thing for me. How long does the jealousy last? If you're thinking jealous thoughts when he/she isn't even in the room, and isn't talking to you, then you should probably do something happy instead.
^
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My ideas.
Emotions = Good. No Emotions = Zombie = Bad.
Simple
I agree with the menu thing. Nothing wrong with looking, in fact I'll often point out just how ugly other people are in comparison to my girlfriend. And the ones that aren't, I just don't say anything...
(Aly, you know I'm playing!)
Jealousy? Yep, I get that sometimes, but I have every confidence in the faith of my love, so it's more of a 5 second thing for me. How long does the jealousy last? If you're thinking jealous thoughts when he/she isn't even in the room, and isn't talking to you, then you should probably do something happy instead.
^
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My ideas.
After much consideration, I find that the view is worth the asphyxiation.
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Dreamer
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Posted:
When who isn't in the room? The person I'm jealous of, or the boy? Because in either case, its really quite impossible. But to delineate the jealousy, its pretty much only when he says "Ima hang with *her*" (Ok, thats uttlery american, he didn't say it, but you get the point) and then I have to kind of sit there and wonder, is she a *friend* or you know, what? Its the not knowing whats going on and not having any right to care that brings it out.....
When who isn't in the room? The person I'm jealous of, or the boy? Because in either case, its really quite impossible. But to delineate the jealousy, its pretty much only when he says "Ima hang with *her*" (Ok, thats uttlery american, he didn't say it, but you get the point) and then I have to kind of sit there and wonder, is she a *friend* or you know, what? Its the not knowing whats going on and not having any right to care that brings it out.....
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Kyrian, all you need to know is that what you are going through is completely normal. With the sweet comes bitterness and thats what it means to be human. And there is certainly no need to be guilty for being human if you catch my drift. At the end of the day, if you look at it from a scientific point of view, the passion burn you felt at the bottom of your heart are merely chemicals changing within your body. You see something, hormone is releases, you felt something. You could do nothing about it but what matters is how you react to these emotions.
Kyrian, all you need to know is that what you are going through is completely normal. With the sweet comes bitterness and thats what it means to be human. And there is certainly no need to be guilty for being human if you catch my drift. At the end of the day, if you look at it from a scientific point of view, the passion burn you felt at the bottom of your heart are merely chemicals changing within your body. You see something, hormone is releases, you felt something. You could do nothing about it but what matters is how you react to these emotions.
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Dreamer
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Location: York, England
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Posted:
Yeah, I do know its *normal*.... but its normal for these things to be the case from the time of, oh, i don't know, puberty-ish I think. And I've not so much had the pleasure before....
Is it not somehow bizarre to go years and relationships and situations and countries and then just suddenly one day go, ooh, jealousy, romanticism, how did you find your way in here?
Yeah, I do know its *normal*.... but its normal for these things to be the case from the time of, oh, i don't know, puberty-ish I think. And I've not so much had the pleasure before....
Is it not somehow bizarre to go years and relationships and situations and countries and then just suddenly one day go, ooh, jealousy, romanticism, how did you find your way in here?
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Posted:
Ah! So you are just shocked that all your previous experiences haven't prepared you for the feelings you are experiencing? Well, lets just say that unless you have seived through all the sand on the beach, don't be surprised of getting cut by broken glass. Its a big beach out there! LOL! Surely, this one is somewhat special? The likes of whom you have never met before? Feeling you with emotions which you have never felt before and therefore have no idea what to do?
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Ah! So you are just shocked that all your previous experiences haven't prepared you for the feelings you are experiencing? Well, lets just say that unless you have seived through all the sand on the beach, don't be surprised of getting cut by broken glass. Its a big beach out there! LOL! Surely, this one is somewhat special? The likes of whom you have never met before? Feeling you with emotions which you have never felt before and therefore have no idea what to do?
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Dreamer
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Location: York, England
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Location: York, England
Posted:
Sounds about right..... you have no idea how confusing it is!
Or perhaps everyone knows exactly how confusing it is and they're all laughing at me?
Truly, I feel dumb. At best. And embarressed....
Sounds about right..... you have no idea how confusing it is!
Or perhaps everyone knows exactly how confusing it is and they're all laughing at me?
Truly, I feel dumb. At best. And embarressed....
Keep your dream alive
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New Hampshire has a point....
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