Sahir

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We lose pride, dignity, self-respect. So now we're like a junkie in the street that will do just about anything to get their cravings met. It's not the object of the addiction that drives us to have to have it, it's the unbearable, never-ending craving for it that motivates us to lose all for the object of our addiction. Only this scenario is a little different. Craving itself is not going to satisfy the urge. It's simply an unreasonable request to expect you to just walk away without the urge to regain that importance back in your life! You crave your ex and the relationship--not just because of love, or security, but because it was a habit and habits are addictions...and addictions are fed by cravings. We have to think of ways to manipulate our objects of addiction. Why should breaking the love habit be any different? Your ex, and the relationship, were very important to you. It's not the plain, simple alcohol itself that drives the alcoholic to drink...it's that relentless craving for it. We trick our minds into believing that we have catastrophes so we have an excuse to reach out to our objects of addictions..." We crave them/the relationship, as much as an alcoholic craves alcohol...however, alcohol won't deny itself to the alcoholic, it won't reject the alcoholic's attempt to drink it, it's readily available to him...but the source of our cravings will deny itself to us, therefore making our craving just a little bit more complex. Without the craving there would be no addiction.

10:19pm Apr 14You

150 partners. she tells you that your special. Now... So in order to understand what I'm considering, you have to first put yourself into the position where your dating someone who has had say... How does she prove that to you! See, I'm thinking in terms of proof.

all four are hot but number 4 is extra hot hot hot

Tunnel vision

I don't know. I mean, the moment has already passed for throwing something heavy at his head. He called you the C word and you want to know what to do?