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StarStruckStrumpets said:
pimppeter2 said:
I just looked at your profile

You are 16 motherfucken years old

That is WAAAAYYYY to early to be thinking about "soul mates". Go live a fucken little
Haha, I agree. I'm 14, and all i'm gonna say is this.

It's fine having someone to care about, and someone who cares for you...but jeeeezuz, like pimppeter said, you're 16, it's not like you will find your one+only at that age.
I'll go further and say this "soul mate" stuff is bullshit. They're simply someone you like a lot, enough to want to live with them and have sex with them (ok, that doesn't take that much liking). They're not someone you're destined to be with.
 

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As long as you guys are starting to mend then what is the problem? And life is all about risk, that's why it's so exciting. You told her how you feel and jepordized your relationship... you took that risk and suffered the result. Welcome to the real world. It is weird when a friend lets you know they feel diffrently about you then you do them though, however it doesn't really have to ruin it. If you guys are actually friends it might just change the dynamic a little bit. Also don't be afraid of rejection, it's an everyday part of life, especially for dudes. Besides just because a girl rejects you once doesn't necessarily mean she will do it again.
 
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pimppeter2 said:
mrpenguinismyhomeboy said:
pimppeter2 said:
I just looked at your profile

You are 16 motherfucken years old

That is WAAAAYYYY to early to be thinking about "soul mates". Go live a fucken little
What the hell does that have to do with anything?
The FACT that you should not be in love at 16, especially after haveing like 4 girlfriends in your life. Spending 70 assuming years with soemone is torture. You can't support a family/wife at 16. You don;t have a job. And you don't have the life experience to be in love. im only 15 and I feel like punching my friends when they tell me they love someone. lets be honest. Do you think today people that are 16 can last in a relationship. Maybe it worked for our parents but not for us.
I think he knows that now. But even still sometimes it's hard for those who are in love with someone to go in moderation. I used to be in love, and I honestly thought that I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her. It just felt that right. But we broke it off, for reasons I don't really feel like telling to a bunch of strangers. Love is an odd thing. A lot of people experience it different ways and at different levels. So telling someone to just "go live a fucken little" probably wont do anything. I agree with you that people shouldn't be in love at this age, but hey, sometimes for some people it's not as clear cut as that. I used to tell myself that relationships are crap and then I fell right into one. And I'm younger then you! So I'm just saying that when love does come along, sometimes it's hard to resist.
 

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I'm not even going to bother quoting, since I'm really at my highest (or lowest?) point of sloth I've been at for a while, but for all the people saying "You're too young to be thinking about these things, life's a ***** etc", do you think that is at all comforting, deep, or indeed helpful?

If the guy wants to vent and share, let him. You don't have to go ahead and point out the rights and wrongs of everything; I think it is unlikely that you will develop such strong feelings so early, and that person truly is that fabled "one", but it doesn't mean it hasn't happened. Stop assuming you know so much about the dynamics of the relationship based on the fact that he's sixteen.


Anyway, I'm also in a similar spot. I have a problem with opening up to people. Indeed, most people assume I'm emotionless and get no real grasp of what I'm really like; my mother can't even tell how I'm feeling and seems to have some preconception that I don't feel emotion like a lot of people do. I've had several relationships before, I had lost my virginity and I had turned around to someone and honestly meant it when I said I loved them. But then there was my last girlfriend, I suppose I should call her my ex now. She brought out a lot of me that I didn't even realise I was holding back, and I did the same for her. We worked well, we were always happy, and I'm not exaggerating when I say I've honestly never felt so alive than the time I've spent with her.

Unfortunately, due to circumstances I'd rather not go into, she was unable to be with me. It's only happened recently, and despite myself I honestly will try to ask her for one more chance. The problem I'm having, though, is knowing it is neither my fault or hers. While this should, in some ways, make it easier to cope with, at the same time it feels almost like the relationship failed for nothing.

I'm young, yes. I'll probably move on it time, yes. At the moment though, I don't want to. I don't want to feel that I've cheapened that experience by sharing it with another so soon. I'm sure I'll feel different in time, but for now I'm content just reminiscing and learning from my mistakes - in the end, that's all you can do sometimes.
 

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mrpenguinismyhomeboy said:
pimppeter2 said:
mrpenguinismyhomeboy said:
pimppeter2 said:
I just looked at your profile

You are 16 motherfucken years old

That is WAAAAYYYY to early to be thinking about "soul mates". Go live a fucken little
What the hell does that have to do with anything?
The FACT that you should not be in love at 16, especially after haveing like 4 girlfriends in your life. Spending 70 assuming years with soemone is torture. You can't support a family/wife at 16. You don;t have a job. And you don't have the life experience to be in love. im only 15 and I feel like punching my friends when they tell me they love someone. lets be honest. Do you think today people that are 16 can last in a relationship. Maybe it worked for our parents but not for us.
I think he knows that now. But even still sometimes it's hard for those who are in love with someone to go in moderation. I used to be in love, and I honestly thought that I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her. It just felt that right. But we broke it off, for reasons I don't really feel like telling to a bunch of strangers. Love is an odd thing. A lot of people experience it different ways and at different levels. So telling someone to just "go live a fucken little" probably wont do anything. I agree with you that people shouldn't be in love at this age, but hey, sometimes for some people it's not as clear cut as that. I used to tell myself that relationships are crap and then I fell right into one. And I'm younger then you! So I'm just saying that when love does come along, sometimes it's hard to resist.
I've never really found that for myself. I always knew that my current girlfriends and I wouldn't be together forever and that we would eventually brake up. Thu, I've never cried or been sad when we fought/broke up.
 

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A random person said:
StarStruckStrumpets said:
pimppeter2 said:
I just looked at your profile

You are 16 motherfucken years old

That is WAAAAYYYY to early to be thinking about "soul mates". Go live a fucken little
Haha, I agree. I'm 14, and all i'm gonna say is this.

It's fine having someone to care about, and someone who cares for you...but jeeeezuz, like pimppeter said, you're 16, it's not like you will find your one+only at that age.
I'll go further and say this "soul mate" stuff is bullshit. They're simply someone you like a lot, enough to want to live with them and have sex with them (ok, that doesn't take that much liking). They're not someone you're destined to be with.
Destiny is pretty much bull. You can never be destined to be with someone, no matter how much someone wants to manipulate you into thinking so. Been there, done that.

As for a story on "love" and loss, I believed I was in love with a guy for 3 years of my life and no one could convince me otherwise. Didn't start dating until I was over the guy, wherein I realized that he was a colossal jerk and a person who believed achievements were the only thing that really mattered in life. I was far too young to be considering "loving" him or even this "soulmate" bullshit that people could feed other people, but you can have things nudge you in the right direction (like really bizarre dreams leading me to the man I'm with now).
 

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pimppeter2 said:
I just looked at your profile

You are 16 motherfucken years old

That is WAAAAYYYY to early to be thinking about "soul mates". Go live a fucken little
pimppeter2 said:
The FACT that you should not be in love at 16, especially after haveing like 4 girlfriends in your life. Spending 70 assuming years with soemone is torture. You can't support a family/wife at 16. You don;t have a job. And you don't have the life experience to be in love. im only 15 and I feel like punching my friends when they tell me they love someone. lets be honest. Do you think today people that are 16 can last in a relationship. Maybe it worked for our parents but not for us.
Man you are such a complete downer. So I shall answer your points one by one.

1. "You are 16 motherfucken years old

That is WAAAAYYYY to early to be thinking about "soul mates"
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I do agree with this to a certain extent however there is no definitive age that one should be considering a "soul mate" and 16 is only 2 years away away from being an adult by law and 1 away from driving. Not that long.

2. "Go live a fucken little"
Don't be immature, being in love is a form of "living" and to be quite frank you, yourself have posted over 2000 times on this website. Hipocracy is not a very charming quality.

3. "The FACT that you should not be in love at 16, especially after haveing like 4 girlfriends in your life."
You can scientifically prove that you can't love when you are 16 years old? This I would like to see.

4. "You can't support a family/wife at 16."
That is right... But given that both of them are probably still living with their parents talk of marriage and parenthood is more than likely YEARS away from discussion.

5. "You don't have a job."
Plenty of people have jobs at 16, and again this proves nothing about not being able to have a relationship, it aint "all about da money" as you seem to assume.

6. "Do you think today people that are 16 can last in a relationship. Maybe it worked for our parents but not for us."
Yes, yes I do. Law of averages my friend. Besides what he was talking about was more of an infatuation then a life long relationship, and even though our age is more materialistic -MUCH more materialistic- it can and will be done. You yourself said that there are exceptions.

Sooooo this is what your post should look like:
pimppeter2 said:
-useless white noise- You can't support a family/wife at 16. -biased opinion- I'm only 15 and I feel like punching my friends when they tell me they love someone. Lets be honest. Do you think today people that are 16 can last in a relationship? Maybe it worked for our parents but it is unlikely to work for us.
Everyone knows the saying "It is better to have loved and lost..." and optimism is a very attractive quality, pessimism on the other hand isn't. Instead of trying to be the "voice of reason" and shoot people down when they talk about love, be a little optimistic and see what happens, you're 15 live a little.
 

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Man you are such a complete downer. So I shall answer your points one by one.

1. "You are 16 motherfucken years old. That is WAAAAYYYY to early to be thinking about 'soul mates'"

I do agree with this to a certain extent however there is no definitive age that one should be considering a "soul mate" and 16 is only 2 years away away from being an adult by law and 1 away from driving. Not that long.

No, if you get married at 16 you will regret it. if you get married at 18 you will regret it. If you have children at 22 while your friends are getting fucked at bars you will regret it

2. "Go live a fucken little"
Don't be immature, being in love is a form of "living" and to be quite frank you, yourself have posted over 2000 times on this website. Hipocracy is not a very charming quality.

First of all, I've been on this site for quite a while now. 5-6 months. Also, I did alot of my posting while I was in school. Don't judge me if you don't know me.

3. "The FACT that you should not be in love at 16, especially after haveing like 4 girlfriends in your life."
You can scientifically prove that you can't love when you are 16 years old? This I would like to see.

I guess I can't. Its an opinion that should be a fact. I don't care how much you think your inlove. This isn't boy meets world, and you guys aren't Cory and Topanga. This is not a movie. You've know the girl for too little to think your in love.

4. "You can't support a family/wife at 16."
That is right... But given that both of them are probably still living with their parents talk of marriage and parenthood is more than likely YEARS away from discussion.

If they are 'soul mates' isnt marrige the next step? I doubt if ye so sue of your love that he should be thinking about marring her. Unless you know HE'S ACTUALLY NOT SURE HE"S IN LOVE. If you're in love at sixteen, wouldn't marrige be the option at 19? And wouldn't kids be in question after 3 years of marrige? You try imagining taking care of a cryying baby while your friends are at frat parties


5. "You don't have a job."
Plenty of people have jobs at 16, and again this proves nothing about not being able to have a relationship, it aint "all about da money" as you seem to assume.

When the babies come (lets say around 22), and your still in college. I want to see how you can pay off all those debts. You think the parents could afford college and a child? What if they don't end up going to the same college? What if one of them is forced to drop out to stay at home or work. Nice fucken life. Were's your love now!

6. "Do you think today people that are 16 can last in a relationship. Maybe it worked for our parents but not for us."
Yes, yes I do. Law of averages my friend. Besides what he was talking about was more of an infatuation then a life long relationship, and even though our age is more materialistic -MUCH more materialistic- it can and will be done. You yourself said that there are exceptions.

I'm not saying he shouldn't be upset or at least go out with her. But don't push this too far guy

Sooooo this is what your post should look like:
TheWieeerdo said:
-white noise-stupid misenterpritation-dumbass smugness
Everyone knows the saying "It is better to have loved and lost..." and optimism is a very attractive quality, pessimism on the other hand isn't. I the wieerdo have massive love for cock and such. Instead of trying to be the "voice of reason" and shoot people down when they talk about love, be a little optimistic and see what happens, you're 15 live a little.

I'll talk about love when im 30. Right now I'll focus on friends, having fun, and chasing girls. Like a fucken kid should
 

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pimppeter2 said:
TheWieeerdo said:
Man you are such a complete downer. So I shall answer your points one by one.

1. "You are 16 motherfucken years old. That is WAAAAYYYY to early to be thinking about 'soul mates'"

I do agree with this to a certain extent however there is no definitive age that one should be considering a "soul mate" and 16 is only 2 years away away from being an adult by law and 1 away from driving. Not that long.

No, if you get married at 16 you will regret it. if you get married at 18 you will regret it. If you have children at 22 while your friends are getting fucked at bars you will regret it

It is officially illegal to get married at 16 in my country, let alone me doing such a thing. Oh and guess what? Whether by getting fucked you mean getting drunk or getting fornicated, it, in no way, applies to my person. If you live long enough to survive your cirrhosis and your STD's, YOU'LL REGRET IT!

2. "Go live a fucken little"
Don't be immature, being in love is a form of "living" and to be quite frank you, yourself have posted over 2000 times on this website. Hipocracy is not a very charming quality.

First of all, I've been on this site for quite a while now. 5-6 months. Also, I did alot of my posting while I was in school. Don't judge me if you don't know me.

Second of all, I've been in this site MUUUUUUUUCH more than you, and even though this is my homepage in my browser, I still have less posts. Why? Make your own conclusions. Also, you're telling him not to judge you, but let me quote God here, judge not and be judged not (or however it goes), and now you know how bad it feels to be judged, deal with it.

3. "The FACT that you should not be in love at 16, especially after haveing like 4 girlfriends in your life."
You can scientifically prove that you can't love when you are 16 years old? This I would like to see.

I guess I can't. Its an opinion that should be a fact. I don't care how much you think your inlove. This isn't boy meets world, and you guys aren't Cory and Topanga. This is not a movie. You've know the girl for too little to think your in love.

I'd like to quote both of you here, in fact. I'll quote Thewieeerdo by saying that it was MERE INFATUATION (look it up, schoolboy). Whoever Cory and Topanga are, I'm sure we're nothing like them. We're cooler. Also, what makes you think I've known the girl for too little? Here is were I quote you, You don't know me, so don't judge, (this does not deny my prior point, I am merely quoting you and I am open for judgement), because as a matter of fact, I've known the girl for 6 years now, like I said, we've always been classmates.

4. "You can't support a family/wife at 16."
That is right... But given that both of them are probably still living with their parents talk of marriage and parenthood is more than likely YEARS away from discussion.

If they are 'soul mates' isnt marrige the next step? I doubt if ye so sue of your love that he should be thinking about marring her. Unless you know HE'S ACTUALLY NOT SURE HE"S IN LOVE. If you're in love at sixteen, wouldn't marrige be the option at 19? And wouldn't kids be in question after 3 years of marrige? You try imagining taking care of a cryying baby while your friends are at frat parties

Why are you stratifying everything like this? I said I wanted to make her my soul mate, not that she were. In fact, if she truly were, she wouldn't have rejected me, now would've she? Just comes to show. On the other hand, yes, I am pretty sure I was in love, and no amount of criticism or judgement is going to change that. Besides, I have never, EVER though of marrying anyone, not even my guitar (and mind you, I love her to pieces). Proof once again that yuor vision of love is waaaaaaaaay too stratified. I have also got the perfect example to prove you wrong on the other hand. (Drumroll) Enter: my sister. She has been in a relationship with his now husband for at least 9 years, 8 of which were spent as novitage, and 7 were spent without living in the same house. And it's going to take a looooong time before they breed, because, regardless of the fact my sister earns over 1000 euros a month, she still values partying out with her friends, and has done things right, and is going to wait till 30+ to have babies. Oh, and guess who, being a teenager, took care of me like a second mother, thus throwing away most of her partying life? Yup, that's right, her, and I will never be able to thank her enough. So, in fact, she took care of a baby from being 12 to being over 16, and she still has to deal with me. I think she deserves a medal

5. "You don't have a job."
Plenty of people have jobs at 16, and again this proves nothing about not being able to have a relationship, it aint "all about da money" as you seem to assume.

When the babies come (lets say around 22), and your still in college. I want to see how you can pay off all those debts. You think the parents could afford college and a child? What if they don't end up going to the same college? What if one of them is forced to drop out to stay at home or work. Nice fucken life. Were's your love now!

Once again, wrong. Babies can come at any age, and the amount of time you spend with a girl doesn't ahve to determine that. I think you are basing it all around the typical and completely wrong belief of: Kiss the girl around 2 weeks of going out, have sex with her after 2 months, then dump her (time intervals and other activities may vary), which of course seems like the only thought that goes around the minds of younger people these days. On the other hand, and I hold my parents responsible for this, they re-mortgaged our house to pay of one of their projects, and it's a house whose mortgage value cannot be paid off in any shorter time than 25 years. That's right, and my parents are 55 and 53. You know what that means? When they're too old to work, it's me who's paying that mortgage, and I will have to do so whilst being in college, so comparing that to a baby, I think it's a small price to pay. Also, people work and study, and people break through the worst of crisis'. Just because everything in your life has been done for you doesn't mean that you won't be resourceful when the time comes to be so, but what about 16 year old rape victims? They have to take care of their child, and they're much younger, and they still study and make themselves worth something. Oh, and the love will probably be in the same place, same person, if it isn't, once again, IT IS INFATUATION :)

6. "Do you think today people that are 16 can last in a relationship. Maybe it worked for our parents but not for us."
Yes, yes I do. Law of averages my friend. Besides what he was talking about was more of an infatuation then a life long relationship, and even though our age is more materialistic -MUCH more materialistic- it can and will be done. You yourself said that there are exceptions.

I'm not saying he shouldn't be upset or at least go out with her. But don't push this too far guy

Yes. Yes you did. Don't talk about soul mates (when I didn't) you said. Go out and live a little, you said.

Sooooo this is what your post should look like:
pimppeter2 said:
Absurd amounts of useless, baseless flameing.
pimppeter2 said:
Everyone knows the saying "It is better to have loved and lost..." and optimism is a very attractive quality, pessimism on the other hand isn't. I the wieerdo have massive love for cock and such. Instead of trying to be the "voice of reason" and shoot people down when they talk about love, be a little optimistic and see what happens, you're 15 live a little..
Is that seriously, seriously now, the best you can come up with? Mentioning how he likes cock (when I can easily assure he doesn't)? Truly, try to base your arguments on facts.

I'll talk about love when im 30. Right now I'll focus on friends, having fun, and chasing girls. Like a fucken kid should

WHICH YOU SHOULD! I mean, go full steam ahead man, you and I are just different, but if we don't try and comprehend each other, we will never stop this flmae war. But just think about it this way: many people are just a shadow of their former self when they reach 30, both mentally and phisically, so maybe you'd prefer to have fun now, but what if you don't make it when you indeed are 30? That, and no other thing, is what originates the famous midlife crisis, accentuated from 40+, and I honestly wish that to no one. My opinion is that you can have everything you want, as long as you are ready to work for it and pay for the possible consequences. I am, and I know I am.

Are you?
 

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I told you what I thought. I don't expect you to take advice from a stranger on the internet. I was trying to cheer you up. You are 16. You don't need to worry about love or 'soul mates' or whatnot.

I never told you not to chase this girl if you like her. I only said don't think you and her are soul mates. No matter how much you lover her now, you and I alike will grow up and things will change. I'm not flaming you, I'm telling you what I think.

I'm just telling you not to fuck up your life. Sure you can love her now but you don't know about the future. Your a teen. You will change in the fallowing years. Have some common sense.

When I read your Op I was sad for you, then I found out your 16. Yes it sucks that you can't be with a girl you like, but don't over do it.

You knew you wanted to be with this girl for the rest of your life? Thats what a soul mate is, you can't make her your soul mate then unmake her. (AS stupid as that sounds)

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Second of all, I've been in this site MUUUUUUUUCH more than you, and even though this is my homepage in my browser, I still have less posts.
What? because you have been to this site more than me that makes you right? I was only telling that guy that I had been here a while, thats why I had a lot of posts, that means nothing. That has nothing to do with the argument.

You know what. Fine, I gave you my opinion, and you considered it flaming because it didn't agree with yours. If you want to go make this girl your 'soul mate' fine. It doesn't affect me in anyway. I was just sharing my knowledge with you, but you are too ignorant to use it.

The girl was a classmate, not a friend. You don't know her. If you say shes a classmate, then thats what she is. Unless you go to school where there's 6 kids in a class, you do not know her
 

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Lrbearclaw said:
Well, I am 25, been withmy girlfriend a year now (got together shortly after her 17th birthday). We have plans on it being permanent as we KNOW weare meant to be. Why? Simply because there is no doubts, no worries. We have faced many problems both small and big and depend on each other. To say that you can not find yoursoulmate at 14-18 is assnine. You CAN if you are mature enough to know how/where to look and do not look in the wrong places. In the end you do not actually look but you find it.

The 'trick" is to not worry about it, sometimes you will fall in love with your best friend and it be "destined", but sometimes you will fall in love with your best friend and it not be.
So....you're 25, and she's 17, and no bitching from the parents? Damn, now the idea of having a relationship with a girl I know doesn't seem so far fetched anymore. She's 15, I'm 18, but she looks and acts a lot older than she actually is, she's also a lot more experienced, heck more so than me. It's a difficult situation with her, but maybe it's not so impossible afterall... O well, we'll see.
Her parents were not happy, but they states we are from mark 16 as the age of legal sexual activity. While we have and intend on "being good" it was something we made note of for our protection.

In the end, age is a number and if it is not legal you wait until it is. No biggie. People that don't understand tend to make it the issue.