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adjusting
still wonders what it takes to be happy
depressed?
backpack
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| WHO AM I (Lili Frost)
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Today, on the street
In the metro,
It's a melancholy day
No one speaks
Passing you by
Wondering why
Today, like any day
Rolled out of bed
Talked on the telephone
Went to the doctor, she said
You're OK
Still I wonder
Who am I
Today in the air
On the water
Ships pass you by
Clouds fantasize
Dragging shapes across the sky
Wondering why
Who am I
Clarion crows for the courtsmans brigade
Centuries before on this very stage
Gypsies serenade, passed through DNA
And so it found its way
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Tuesday, April 11, 2006
@11:29 am
THE MAGIC OF THE "HONEYMOON STAGE"
There are a few stages to love.
The first, and by far the favorite, is the honeymoon stage we all know about.
As I see it, the honeymoon stage is basically50 to 100 times LESS important than any otherstage because it's where all relationships startand thrive. But a majority of relationships start fallingapart or end once the honeymoon is over. For lots of couples, love starts out as an intense "can't-be-apart-stay-up-all-night-talking-and-touching" experience.
When you're in love, you probably think aboutthe guy ALL the time and want to spend everypossible moment with him. And you and your guy share an intense connection. The chemistry is so thick you could cut it with a knife. And the world, people, colors, smells...everything seems brighter. The attraction level is unbelievable. The honeymoon stage does some crazy things to your body too.
Here are a few of the "Love Symptoms" that come with these chemicals in the honeymoon stage:
- heightened awareness (your senses)
- reduced appetite
- increased heart rate
- increased energy level
- an increase in your sex drive- feelings of euphoria (intense happiness)
So that's the first stage of love we all knowabout, want to be in, and want to keep going. It's no wonder that the honeymoon stage is often the easy part.
But there's a simple and unpleasant fact about the honeymoon stage...
If you don't know what's going on with a man in each stage of love, and what you're doing and howhe perceives it, all the great parts of the honeymoon stage won't last forever.
-Christian Carter-
to be continued
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