Your right, i am looking at this from a more negative angle.I think you might be looking at this from the wrong angle bud. Actually, being in a good relationship, inspires you to do more. At least in the case with me, it's enjoyable, nice to have someone there for you that you can count on.
Interesting. I guess i just haven't come anywhere close to that, which is why im curious.some people want a different type of best friend. A different kind of love that can't be given from an animal, family, platonic friends (bffs) and spiritual. The ONLY kind of love that someone who's just like you, have a few differences, but can love you in a way NO ONE else can understand. Not even yourself! While I can't speak for other people, this is the kind of love that I desire.
Haha, want to take a relationship class eh? Sounds interesting.Your right, i am looking at this from a more negative angle.
But the question remains as to why it inspires you to do more? Im just curious on how relationships effect people. I havent taken a class about it yet haha, so i dont know. I know its a human need to feel wanted.
It's largely due to the fact we miss God's love. Our hearts seek that love in this material world, in the form of romantic love. It's a poor substitute, but it's not all bad.Why do we? Im trying to figure it out. Ive been on this whole self-actualization and ego awareness thing lately, and im making progress. I don't really want a long term relationship, and i don't see what the appeal is. Its like all these people always have to have a significant other in their lives at all times. Why?
Is it because we like making somebody "ours"? We like "owning" somebody and having control over them and what the do? I don't want a girlfriend because i havent met a girl who i could be best friends with. And I really wouldn't want to control someone. Limit somebody from being themselves. The main purpose of marriage was making babies, it has changed so much since them...i find it interesting.
Because the alternative is unthinkable.Why do we? Im trying to figure it out. Ive been on this whole self-actualization and ego awareness thing lately, and im making progress. I don't really want a long term relationship, and i don't see what the appeal is. Its like all these people always have to have a significant other in their lives at all times. Why?
Sounds like, you, took an arrow in the knee.I finished most of the solo campaigns that I've found interesting in the game of real life already. Now I would like to unlock those achievements that can be done only via multiplayer... either 2 v AI or 2 v 2... I can't do it alone. =\
a decent partner who can stick through those 'wtf' campaign and mission levels is quite a rare gem to find. I was hoping to not have to worry about starting from scratch in case one decides to leave mid-game or just disconnects and never comes back... cuz you know.. there's no save points to resume from if I, too, don't remain connected to the existing round. All progress will be lost. Must start from the beginning of the round.
However! not all things are bad with that scenario. Depending on circumstances, I may be able to retain SOME experience, armor, achievement unlocks, and loot. So not all is lost. But who am I kidding. I want to do some end-game shit that I keep hearing everyone around me is doing. Sounds fun.
Sadly, traveling around town, no one has a sign up that says 'Looking for Party'. What's an adventurer to do these days? bugger... now to go kill me some work monsters and trade in those work units for gold pieces. Back to gold and level grinding solo until then...
If my pity isn't too offensive, I'd like to give you a hug!
