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5 years ago

Gotye ---- somEbodY I useD to knOW


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5 years ago

Yeah, that’s a sad reality of life, for sure.  Add that to my gen’s loss of souls when aids was a death sentence, and it’s fuckin hard to get out of bed some days.


 

whiteadidasdad
5 years ago

hay true till a certain extent, do not believe in quotes on line as pinintrest or even this facebook hero Setty. live is more complicated we all find out . people have there baggage and ideas and these days big time internet( fake) influences ....we are all one and hurt      than even in the gays scene  well we all know   pfffft we behave the worst to our own ...its about 0,2 mm longer dick instead of stick together ....sex is  all about fun isn't  it :)    but love is so much more  maybe it needs a year to wait   if he comes back      and not like the submarine way these days .....but  honestly ......missing is not a word its a act you do   you spread and  open your arms and invite the one again..and again . 


love does not hurt the stupid of all our behaviours are the hurt .......love is love ...


we are all one   ....   some have problems with calling ya back (feelings secrets home or just not them ) maybe they like more to see ya .....kiss and make up and forgive ...love is love so much more than sex ,an evening together watching a movie in each arms telling in your ear a story and than sleep together in bed   mmmmm wow ..many love to you and pic of this young man  looks like  my x    ......i dearly miss ...

5 years ago

No one has mentioned anything about common interests or goals. Bendy has the right word. Shallow, as opposed to deep. Deep is the common struggles and victories (or losses) that bond people together, sometimes for a long time. Adversity will, at times, accomplish the same thing. If you share the bad or dangerous times together, a bond forms. Unfortunately for us, most are bent on surface beauty and instant acquisition. It renders any kind of relationship superfluous and banal... and temporary. 

5 years ago

I had a friend called Charles, he was in my circle of friends, but sadly he died earlier this year of cancer. Charles had his own circle of friends and one of his dearest was a guy called Frank. 


Frank and I consoled each other at the funeral along with all of Charles' other friends from all of his circles.


After the funeral we all parted and I would sometimes see Frank in town but I never walked up to him for a chat. 


I oftet thing how sad it is that guys like me and Frank will probably never get to share our memories of Charles.


How many other times has this happened with so many other friends.

5 years ago

@Bendy So true, I have an old friend and he rarely ever calls me and I call him a few times a month, Well I hadn't called him for over a month and he called me last week, and asked "why haven't you called me for a while?" I told him that "I felt I was being a bug calling so often" and he replied "no, not at all." Now I realize he looked forward to my calls.

5 years ago

I find that this happens all too often in my life. Guys that I was close to do not keep in touch and then we drift apart. It saddens me, but then I stop and think perhaps I should have made the effort to contact them instead of expecting them to want to be with me.

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