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100% human
One thing we all have in common, one thing we all share.
Why is that little things, like running out of the house in a hurry only later to discover our shirt is inside out, or our socks don't match can still be embarrassing to us, even if only for a moment...when we know along, things like that happen to everyone.
Why does putting ones foot in ones mouth give us that totally mortified feeling when we've heard it from others so many times in our times in our lives? "Foot in mouth" is a typical thing, it's part of being 100% human.
Why do humans have those moments of insecurities, those random thoughts that just pop up in our psyche...like the sudden feeling that ones face is obviously dirty when in a crowd of people, or that no one in the crowd really likes you or wants you there?
We can talk ourselves down from it, talk ourselves out of silly thoughts, dismiss those insecure random feelings, but we can never stop them from ever entering our brain.
We will never be anything more than 100 percent human.
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| July 5, 2007, 18:17 |
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REALshedevil
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Richmond, Missouri, US
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Re: 100% human
How true Chazzy. No matter what we say or how many times we say it doesn't matter to us what others think, we sure do if we are human.   So glad that friends on here care with an unconditional caring. 
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| July 5, 2007, 18:26 |
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Re: 100% human
We are all the very same animal. Whatever we can see in someone else, we can also find in ourselves, whether it be a strength or a weakness. It's there.
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| July 5, 2007, 18:48 |
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REALshedevil
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Richmond, Missouri, US
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Re: 100% human
Totally agree with you Chazzy. It is said that when you look at others short comings it is hard to see your own. Guess it is true that before we look at others short comings we should look at ourselves. I'm sure the same goes for strengths. We are usually really good at seeing our own strengths at times and not of others. Guess that is where we need to keep ourselves in balance and not let pride get in the way.
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| July 5, 2007, 18:57 |
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Re: Re: 100% human
QUOTE (REALshedevil @ July 5, 2007, 18:57)Totally agree with you Chazzy. It is said that when you look at others short comings it is hard to see your own. Guess it is true that before we look at others short comings we should look at ourselves. I'm sure the same goes for strengths. We are usually really good at seeing our own strengths at times and not of others. Guess that is where we need to keep ourselves in balance and not let pride get in the way.
Very will said shedevil could not have said it any better
take care
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| July 5, 2007, 20:05 |
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funlovingpair
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Frozen Tundra, Minnesota, US
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Re: 100% human
I'm surprised that I can even walk. My foot is in my mouth more than it should be, sometimes right up to the knee cap. 
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| July 6, 2007, 01:13 |
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Re: 100% human
Yep...shedevil...I guess we are always trying to keep things in balance, but I think we just mostly "teeter" through life!
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