QUOTE(ShadowDancer @ May 7 2006, 11:29 PM) [snapback]1178750[/snapback]
My hubby is funny, he cracks me up constantly, it's one of his best traits. He is also really cute, tall, sweet and sensitive. The best thing about our relationship is that we spend every minute together and we're never bored or sick of each other. We always have something to talk about or giggle about or wrestle about

He's a great dude and we're perfect together.

That is the cutest thing ever.

And wonderful too ofc! Best of wishes, and I hope to share your luck some day.

QUOTE(Raptor X7 @ May 11 2006, 04:52 PM) [snapback]1184397[/snapback]
I've been with my parter for quite a lot of years now. She's very quick witted, clever, a great listener and we always have something to do together.
We don't always get on, but I know she means well.
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Hahaha, u clever bastard u... I knew something was fishy when I was reading your post and I just couldnt put my finger on it

QUOTE(Kazahel @ Oct 28 2006, 01:21 PM) [snapback]1407938[/snapback]
Well I dont have a partner and I dont really want one. I dont like having people around me anymore so finding another partner is not going to happen. I'm not interested in friendships or relationships with anyone and havent been for ages. Thats why I kinda ignore people I guess which I'm sorry for. Like I love people but I find it hard to talk to them so I avoid it now as much as possible. Kinda.
The main thing I miss though, is a back scratch but not much more.
Hmm I c. However, unlike what most poeple would think, that is not necessarily abnormal or even a bad thing. If one can learn anything from this world, is that everybody is different and achieves happiness in their own special way. Many great minds have been on the same page as you regarding their relations with other poeple: Einstein and Newton, just to name a few. You should read quotes by Arthur Schopenhauer, I think you will like them. He is a 19th century philosopher who seems to have the same perspective. (And obviously, Einstein also has very promising quotes... and was actualy a big fan of Schopenhauer's famous "Man can do what he wills but he cannot will what he wills.").
Anyways, this is two of Schopenhauer's quotes:
"What now on the other hand makes people sociable is their incapacity to endure solitude and thus themselves."
"The presence of a thought is like the presence of a lover."
Schopenhauer's quotes are pretty good... except the ones on women, but sexisme was sort of the norm in his time... so its kind of understandable and should not take away any of the value in some of the other things he has said.
On the other hand, other great minds have been the most excentric of poeple. Feynman and Tesla jump to mind here. Not sure about Tesla for sociability (he was probably stranger than sociable), but Feynman was definitely a very open and sociable person. A bit too much perhaps. An american physicist, he became famous for his great lectures on physics which had audiences well beyond the undergraduate community, and made several key advancements in quantum theory (one of which he won the nobel prize for). A very crazy and intriguing guy he was... more than 1 book written by/on him. The most popular called "Surely, you must be joking Mr Feynman?" I believe. Anyways, now Im just rambling.
You can find quotes from Schopenhauer here, if you are interested:
http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Arthur_Schopenhauer@everyone in general,
www.wikiquote.org = sexy website btw, just as good as its 'pedia' brotheren

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As for myself?
I am deeply in love.
With.... ehm.... myself?
maybe?... no? ... eh... but...... I..
*cries* NOBODY LOVES ME-E-E!!!
*runs away sobbing*