Dr. Pyro wrote:Reminds me of advice I have given to newbies in the past: do not mistake playa lust for playa love. Lust is fleeting but is wonderful, love needs something more than a week in the dust. YMMV, but I doubt it.
theCryptofishist wrote:Annoyingly vague. Specifics go farther than dreamy poetry with some of us.
Oh well, I"m being a widow again, I suppose...
lost_in_time wrote:theCryptofishist wrote:Annoyingly vague. Specifics go farther than dreamy poetry with some of us.
Oh well, I"m being a widow again, I suppose...
Sorry, my intention to remain vague was not to annoy anyone.
theCryptofishist wrote:lost_in_time wrote:theCryptofishist wrote:Annoyingly vague. Specifics go farther than dreamy poetry with some of us.
Oh well, I"m being a widow again, I suppose...
Sorry, my intention to remain vague was not to annoy anyone.
It's up to you how much you reveal. But I find the vagueness, pointless. With no actual details, I have no idea how to evaluate what you're saying. And it doesn't make for compelling reading. (There's a reason why writing teachers tell you to have telling details in your work.)
lost_in_time wrote:Does this have to be love?
Van Halen wrote:Why... can't this... be love?
Bob wrote:Is this love, is this love, is this love... that I am feelin'?"
RedHeaven wrote:Thats rude advice. Why does he lose? Because he feels?
Good advice IMO was the first part of this thread. Vagueness gets you nowhere. I am a vague master and I am trying very hard to break out of it. Life is too short to be vague. Im afraid to overwhelm my new playa buddy with thoughts, too. I have been stifling them, but expressing myself a bit. Its a fine line between love nutz and expressive but we do only have ONE life and ONE chance.
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