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  • in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174923
    Ron
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    Now that was a long walk. I know I might look crazy, but I’m just working things out. I’m basically doing double days. One day overlaid on the next in a sort kinesiology tailored specifically for me. Its dealing with things that are no longer important to me.

    I can know, and understand why she might be confused. I’m going through more since she spoke, and I couldn’t be happier. Apart from the double days, and not working. What I’m going through is as simple as the definition between learning, and teaching, and is simple enough to defeat by removing the hard drive component.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174697
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    For some reason I can’t fathom, I find myself drawn to the right eye. Not out of anything else but understanding, and support. I just for some reason have a harder , and harder time going through the electronic interference. I know what I went through, and for some reason this woman see’s the same things I do. It’s just difficult for most to understand. I’m held to a different standard than other men. I just can’t agree with why I feel so horrible for wanting to say hi.

    It literally took me half an hour to write this because I felt like I was being bullied, and interrogated by law enforcement to say something that would endanger her to a casual observer.

    What kind of computer problem would cause that, because its exactly what I went through for the last 12 years.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174633
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    I feel bad I made her lift her head to look me in the eyes the first time I saw her. I can’t forget her.

    in reply to: My boyfriend hurt me so much and I can't get past it? #174513
    Ron
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    Stefan, I realize you grabbed her hand, and the results of it. My memory is that good. I’m just trying to find common ground to start an open dialog. Especially for someone in my position.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174511
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    I just realized I fell for a pole cat.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174509
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    Sitting here, I find myself thinking on a dream I had over 10 years ago. It was quite poignant* at the time. It was actually two dreams at the same time. It was innocuous, but far from real. Mainly because I realized it was two overlapping dreams. To me it took a while to understand because I like to figure out how things work. The answer was simple, but the process of understanding has awakened me to a pain I do not wish to see carried on in my own family. I know it was simply a way point, and I am surprisingly picky, but she is all I really want to think about. She doesn’t have to say those words again, and I know it is difficult, but I probably wouldn’t get through half of one before I cut her off with a smile.

    My month of words has probably gone unnoticed by her, so what else can I do but wait and finish my Absinthe.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174457
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    I know my faults do not come from the teachers. It was a learning tool long before it was a tool used to be able to spy on its wielder. I just feel that whatever happened to me went too far. I might be going through a form of psychic ptsd from being pushed through my connection to the internet. My privacy has been raped, repeatedly for ten years or so. I’m tired of being watched by those who don’t know better.

    I still feel bad about where they blame my teachers. Weird.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174259
    Ron
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    Absinthe makes my pupils dilate back down to normal from the stoboscopic effect on my eyes. Weed relieves my depression. She asked for strength, and got me. Why do I feel bad for trying to do right by her?

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174255
    Ron
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    Another piece of the reason I chose her is because she said what I needed to hear.

    Its a piece that I couldn’t understand when I was there on Canada’s 150th. A student, and possible friend was trying to help me, as well. Its strange how all I could say was “I remember you”, to her. I was nearly hit by a Streetcar just a minute or two before by a TTC driver who nearly ran a redlight.

    Again I couldn’t say anything to her, The Mysterious Woman, or Her Friend. I was at my breaking point again, and I know it’ll sound stupid why. The student, and possible friend was someone I blew off 5 years earlier during Canada Day. I could see how there was a blockage in her emotions, and it caused an echo within me. Back then, she had a fiance. Today, I couldn’t say if they were still together or not.

    Today, I’m thinking of another student in the same school, and a woman who got the wrong idea about a news paper I doodled on. They were both incredibly sweet to me. I must’ve been wrong in leaving that newspaper there.

    Now there are a few times some of her people have helped too. I know someone saw me dowse with an empty redbull can underground to try find a way. Go figure how I got a two pointed triangulation. It even sounds wacky to me.

    I guess I just want to see her smile at me again. Now I might go have a glass of Absinthe, because she knows.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #174141
    Ron
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    Its strange. On today’s learning excursion, I found out I’m not wanted in the places I’ve seen that mysterious woman. These places are near enough to a delivery job I wanted, but chose school first; A need for food, that was too far not to spoil; And a place I wanted to eat, that was spied on before hand.

    I can find no rest, and understand a potted plant can no longer find creativity.

    I try to find a calm , quiet spot to read with no luck. At times my ability to read is nullified. I’ve read university taught text books, and suddenly I can’t read. Something is trying to irritate me into moving, and I because it has nothing to do with her, I move on.

    Plus, today I caught a social psychology / social engineering / ad campaign that I can surmise has roots in facebook, and the publically traded nature of the system itself. My data, and profile were closed over ten years ago because I could see the problems it was causing someone like me.

    in reply to: My boyfriend hurt me so much and I can't get past it? #174005
    Ron
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    Your story is too close to what I am going through , and was going to ask for some advice about what I could do. There’s no rush, I’m not going anywhere for a long while. I just thought if you were there before you could help me clear it up. It’s a long question too , so please be patient.

    Before your surgery, when you looked into each others eyes, did you come to the same idea? Then after the surgery, was the same idea present? That’s about where I keep getting stuck. I saw the sadness of lonliness in her eyes the first time, and a sadness of loss the next. I just want to say I see you, and you have my eye. I just have no way of understanding why I cause those tears.

    It could just be the concussion talking, or my inability to express happiness properly, or even just my embarassment at how good my fortune was to be seen by her.

    Why would she pick someone like me?

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #173915
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    I was daydteaming for the first time in a while, when the strangest story flashed before my eyes. I spotted a car in a news story, and knew how they felt. Strangely it was about the overbearing nature of knowledge…. Sidetracked. Sorry. It ended with the strangest connection forming about a cat’s cradle with a button on it. A childhood toy of the earlier part of the century. I’m suddenly wondering what happened to that particular button.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #173617
    Ron
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    It just occured to me how thouroughly I’ve been meditating, but not on mindfulness. I’ve been using a self taught yoga meditation. Its been a very helpful tool while my concussion damage healed. There are a bit of left over concepts to digest, but the majority of them have been sorted out. Namely, the woman who stole my heart. In the last five months, my short term memory holes, have been strengthened by my overpowered long term memory. Now comes the arduous task of finding her again, based on her words, and a vision of her eyes, and lips. Those words I hold dear won’t be repeated by me, and are safe in her hands.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #173203
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    That worked, but now I’m craving noodles. I’ll have to wait a week, being stuck in the bush like I am. For the time being I might quote a book I was reading, and found it funny to consider. The book, Emotional Awareness, a conversation between the Dalai Lama, and Paul Ekman PH.D., had a section where Dr.Ekman was explaining the physiological aspects of fight or flight responses. A fight response causes blood to flow to the hands to hit, and flight responses cause blood to flow to the legs to prepare to run. His holiness respond with a quick quip “But you can kick someone.”. I appreciate how he focuses on alternate choices to help shed light on different aspects of the same conversation.

    in reply to: I am like a bonsai in love #173187
    Ron
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    Sleepless night’s are strange. I mean after working outdoors for 12 hours, I should be in dreamland. I find that I drift from emotion to emotion in my musings. I could feel a release into sleep from my love, and a few pleasant thoughts. I could even sense a shift into worry over something I couldn’t see, and my emotions shifted further. A lot farther, from this point in time. I thought of an old friend who in her sleep clenched her hands. Its strange to consider that she might’ve been thinking of me while getting ready for work. If that doesn’t fry your noodle, then this next one should. I think a tree I knocked over earlier is being gnawed on by a beaver. I’m told they eat the bark to fatten up for winter.

    Now, however I need to try get some more sleep. The noodle remark, though quickly typed has stirred up a sadness. Maybe, I’ll listen to some chilledcow to help me sleep.

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