Reviewing yourself from various chronological perspectives

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Vansin the Fallen

And how is your friend doing now? Now that he is in his third week? Is his relationship beginning to shape up? And tell your friends to go screw themselves, your a badass b***h flip, dont change yourself for others.

Apparently, I didn't make enough allusions. Their relationship is over. In truth, it never really existed in the first place. It was one of those "pity" things, since my friend obviously was far more enamored than she was, and she wasn't exactly to keen on the idea of the relationship. I guess that it would end, and after it did, even my friend laughed about it. Though, I'm guessing I sort of helped prolong the relationship by accident. It's one of those "I'm proving you wrong" kind of things, you know? But he wouldn't admit it in a thousand years.

[PenGina]

I actually percieve the same idea of viewing myself or others the way that you seem to do; the only difference is that instead of comparing ages, I compare social status, maturity level, and, you may say that it is a bit sexcist, perhaps even prejudice, gender. However, you must be aware of my own age: I am 13 and boys my age are still rather immature. But girls, on the other hand, have already started maturing long before. In this way, when I meet a female who seems underaged and rather foolish, I say that she acts like one of the idiotic guys (I hope you know, I am not speaking of maes in general, simply of the idiots in my school). I also say, if a person is high up in relation to social ability, I will say that they look very much like the losers if they are ever left alone, for example.

*Please excuse my grammar or spelling. I am foreign and do not speak English very well. I am trying my best so please don't flame me for any stupidity on my part.

[PenGina]

AtomskIscariot

A future perspective can be good in many respects. You can avoid many an eventual disappointment with it, which is why I tend to do the same thing, even unconsciously. But there's also a level of beauty in living a life primarily concerned with the present. Somehow, in this idealistic head of mind, a good balance of both might make for a... pretty good perspective, I suppose.

I believe the word is subconciously; read my first post here--i may be wrong sweatdrop

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PenGina

I actually percieve the same idea of viewing myself or others the way that you seem to do; the only difference is that instead of comparing ages, I compare social status, maturity level, and, you may say that it is a bit sexcist, perhaps even prejudice, gender. However, you must be aware of my own age: I am 13 and boys my age are still rather immature. But girls, on the other hand, have already started maturing long before. In this way, when I meet a female who seems underaged and rather foolish, I say that she acts like one of the idiotic guys (I hope you know, I am not speaking of maes in general, simply of the idiots in my school). I also say, if a person is high up in relation to social ability, I will say that they look very much like the losers if they are ever left alone, for example.

*Please excuse my grammar or spelling. I am foreign and do not speak English very well. I am trying my best so please don't flame me for any stupidity on my part.

Hmmm.. perhaps we have all verious perspectives, which are truly are own, though societies mandates describe them as being not out own. I may think exactly like I should, except that society mandates that I should reserve that kind of thinking until I'm older.

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guanobaron

One regard where it is useful to view things from the perspective of your future self:

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I always find it strange when someone justifies ***** by saying that in twenty years, she'll be 34 while he'll be 40.
Let's face it. A 20 year old ******** a fourteen year old is not something one should view in twenty years, but at the present time.