26-05-2015, 10:04 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8J-c2lXF6Q
Human Contradictions - It's them not me If you listen to the lyrics, they're very good. The thing that I've seen time and time again is men and women, in turn, saying how they have to heal their partner. What about healing each other?
As we get older that seems to be the case more and more. If you're paying attention at all that is. Men will say how they have to siphon through what another man has put his new partner through. Women will say how they have to siphon through what another woman put him through. And, all of this may very well be true. Everyone has something they've been through, it's not only men, it's not only women. It's everyone you meet. It's me, it's you, it's everyone.
It's good to keep in mind that everyone has things they are trying to overcome. In the same breath, saying it as if it's only men or only women, isn't going to solve anything. Not when it's said out of anger or how much they've done. We do things for others because we want to, we can't predict the outcome, we can only do our best. Sometimes it doesn't work out. Pick yourself up, start over. Maybe next time and try not to take out on the new person, what the old one did. When it comes up, for you, discuss it. Variables apply, some do not have good intentions and this should be taken into consideration because it's true.
Thank you. You're welcome.
Human Contradictions - It's them not me If you listen to the lyrics, they're very good. The thing that I've seen time and time again is men and women, in turn, saying how they have to heal their partner. What about healing each other?
As we get older that seems to be the case more and more. If you're paying attention at all that is. Men will say how they have to siphon through what another man has put his new partner through. Women will say how they have to siphon through what another woman put him through. And, all of this may very well be true. Everyone has something they've been through, it's not only men, it's not only women. It's everyone you meet. It's me, it's you, it's everyone.
It's good to keep in mind that everyone has things they are trying to overcome. In the same breath, saying it as if it's only men or only women, isn't going to solve anything. Not when it's said out of anger or how much they've done. We do things for others because we want to, we can't predict the outcome, we can only do our best. Sometimes it doesn't work out. Pick yourself up, start over. Maybe next time and try not to take out on the new person, what the old one did. When it comes up, for you, discuss it. Variables apply, some do not have good intentions and this should be taken into consideration because it's true.
Thank you. You're welcome.