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- Jul 21, 2001
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Originally posted by: mugs
emo?
were you guys sitting in a coffee shop whilst discussing this?
Originally posted by: mugs
emo?
Originally posted by: SpeedZealot369
Originally posted by: Ultralight
Why is it an either-or supposition? It is far more an and/both. A person is defined by both the words they use and the behaviors they engage in, but even so that is not the total person.
Yeah but like which one is more true then the other... thats what i mean.
Originally posted by: SpeedZealot369
ahhh
why are girls so difficult
signing off now, feel free to talk amongst yourselves...
Originally posted by: puffff
you are what people think of you.
Originally posted by: puffff
i'd say your gf is 'right-er'
you are what people think of you.
for example, you tell a joke. that's your action. but what do people think of your joke? are you funny? are you an ass? what they think is what defines you.
Originally posted by: SpeedZealot369
Originally posted by: puffff
i'd say your gf is 'right-er'
you are what people think of you.
for example, you tell a joke. that's your action. but what do people think of your joke? are you funny? are you an ass? what they think is what defines you.
So your saying you are what people think of you. I would have to disagree. What if when you told the joke you slipped on a banana peel and fell and got your clothes dirty etc....? every1 thinks your a clumsy idiot while you can be the coolest guy/girl.
Originally posted by: puffff
if JLGatsby thinks he's supermodel material, but everyone thinks he's an idiot, he's an idiot.
Originally posted by: SpeedZealot369
I've been having an argument with my girlfriend about this, wanted to see what AT users think.
I say people are defined by thier actions, my gf thinks by words(what people say).
whadaya think?
Originally posted by: JLGatsby
Originally posted by: puffff
if JLGatsby thinks he's supermodel material, but everyone thinks he's an idiot, he's an idiot.
What I or anyone else actually is, is irrelevant. If you are happy with who you "think" you are, what's the problem?
Originally posted by: puffff
in many cases, your actions will elicit the desired opinions from people, but in the end, it's still other people's opinions that matter