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I thought 14 days was a long time to get over a girl, but this is ridiculous.

My friend, have you sought therapy?

What you have shared with us paints a picture of poor mental health.

Not unlike many who wander here.

What can you tell me about Electron Spin Resonance brain imaging?

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"The most common - and most believable - tale of Claddagh history begins with a young man from Galway by the name of Richard Joyce leaving his true love to make his fortune in the West Indies. As he sailed toward his goal, his ship was captured by a band of pirates and he was sold as a slave to a Moorish goldsmith.

Through the many years of service to the goldsmith, Richard perfected the art of jewelry making himself, eventually becoming a master craftsman and earning the respect and admiration of his master. When King William III negotiated the freedom of the slaves in 1689, the Moor offered Richard the hand of his daughter and a healthy dowry on top of that. But Richard refused....for his heart still lay in Ireland.

Returning to Galway, Richard found that his sweetheart had remained true to him through all those years. In a fitting tribute to his true love, he fashioned the Claddagh ring. The two hands represented their friendship. The crown signified their loyalty. The heart symbolized their love. Richard wedded his beloved and presented the first Claddagh to her as her wedding ring. And the two lived happily ever after....never to be apart again.

This legend of Claddagh history is not entirely without basis. Indeed, the earliest examples of Claddagh rings bear Richard Joyce's initials. So it makes sense that most scholars and everyday people believe the legend of Mr. Joyce to be the true origin of Claddagh history." -Taken from Fantasy-Ireland Website


I've always been fond for the idea of a man and woman being united after years of being apart, and particularly keen on the comcept of the unrequited lover.

Myself, I experienced unrequited love myself, for over 4 years before I learned to live alone.
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There's a word for this... I just can't bring myself to confess what it could be. You know? Tsk...

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Great stuff. Love is a paradox, yet it’s what holds everything everyone together allways. That is why it truly horrific to se the inverse face of Love and why the greek idea of Eros ain’t so bad but tbh idolization/philosophy is not needed weight but everyone needs a good story to teach.

You exist to Love, for the sake of Love and All. If you had her you would do nothing but Love, yeah that’s the point, however if you’re only the point living in a world of lines and crossroads then no travel would get done. You would undo each other if you had each other one way or another and perhaps you are arguably pared and owed that fate as ambiguous as it is.

There’s only one love one to another, yet your family loves you in different ways, the gravity would be too strong you’ve likely heard this all before from all of us and even if there is something in these words that speaks to you, truly it’s that message of the feeling that if there’s an afterlife she’s there, yet you are on earth and must maintain that Law lest you create some terrible monster that lies latent on/in all creation.

Love something let it go? If it’s meant it will return? You want to impress her right? Go on the journey then, it’s always been the journey, Love for a spouse is equal parts dates/adventure equal parts rest/peace, you literally do this basic feature of existence with every person you have ever been in contact with ever, yet there will simply not be another one whether she is meant for you are not.

This is an an unstoppable force meets and immovable object, every hypothetical has been calculated for you if you are to see her again or not and what those circumstances can entail, if you care abt someone else while forgetting yourself that is either done beautifully horrifically or both.

Simply put to an ego, you are not someone until you become someone, your devotion may be pure but what will you actually be able to do. Sure you want to give love, but if you can’t express that in a nice way impressive way a way that would sound logical and good to your neighbor or brother in such a way it motivates them to be a better person then I don’t understand.

Sure you could want her happy with the other one maybe that other one is her one, logically speaking that means the one for you is either not discovered yet or her hypothetical relationship/marriage is simply bound to fail or serves a purpose to make everyone a better person.

You don’t need to pray to deities in specific rather give credit if you know a name or a few and understand what defines them and show common respect and cordiality in the divine sense that if it created all we all created all and our gratitude for ourselves for would immense responsibility, while even considering the hypothetical of whatever Lord or Creator would serve its purpose even if you are an atheist it just works Holy with Faith in the Message not necessarily the Messiah yet if you guess/are told/discover who is who and what that entails there’s great wisdom.

There would be no way to argue you this as you’ve already done it as I know an aspect of you that it is in all of us in varying degrees. Simply put no one would Love another who dwells this long on anything besides the collective Good/the burning want to refine it to perfection. Atleast for the sake of what is healthy and obvious dwell on nothing at all, for there’s everything there, if you cannot provide peace as much as a constant burning passion you could very well be considered a defunct
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Ragian Azariah wrote: 30 Oct 2021 07:51 I don't know yet. me maybe? lol
It's Yaldabaoth, the Dragon. (Ouroboros? Draco!)
The same dragon who gives authority to the __________
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Who would’ve thought the beast of revelations would be this convincing

Even in the hypothetical that you’re not you still do speak truth

I think that’s what’s really terrifying
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