Originally posted by m!$hA
i dont know...thats a very....annoying question! but i guess the only answer i can give is "you only appreciate what youve got until its gone"...............or something like that 😖
😖 so you mean when you lose that something you don't appreciate it anymore?
as in, out of sight,out of mind?
🙄 oh man these people who come up with phrases oughta work together.how on earth can these two phrases coexist i don't understand.
that's what i said - "familiarity breeds contempt,and absence makes the heart grow fonder"
when you have something,you don't realise how much it means to you - in fact,you might even end up disliking that person or place or whatever.but once it's gone...you'll die to have it back,cuz only then you realise how much it means to you.
😖mart: is that what you meant?
Originally posted by Anoushka
that's what i said - "familiarity breeds contempt,and absence makes the heart grow fonder"when you have something,you don't realise how much it means to you - in fact,you might even end up disliking that person or place or whatever.but once it's gone...you'll die to have it back,cuz only then you realise how much it means to you.
😖mart: is that what you meant?
sure is!!!!
ive had that with my last b/f...i never really appreciated him so i broke up with him.....well i dont wanna go back out with him, i just wanna be closer than we are now....were pretty good friends...but not as close as we were before!
Originally posted by m!$hA
sure is!!!!
ive had that with my last b/f...i never really appreciated him so i broke up with him.....well i dont wanna go back out with him, i just wanna be closer than we are now....were pretty good friends...but not as close as we were before!
i know how it is ✅ you don't truly appreciate what you've got til it's gone
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Originally posted by silver_tears
..........everyone wants what they can't have?
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doh No, no, no, no...
Take it from someone who's taken way too many psychology classes.
We all seem to desire things we can't have. Why? Competition? Supply and demand? Maybe. It is more likely that we desire things because we create this fantasy about what it would be like to have it. When we recieve it and find ourselves no longer wanting it, it may be because it is not as grand as we had imagined.
Those of us who desire the love of another, and finally recieve it, know this to be true. We tell ourselves that we will be better off, and happier when that person loves us. We think that it can make our entire existence worth living. But, as we soon learn, that person is normal. He/she has their own flaws and problems. Soon, the pedestal we have put them on has crumbled, and, oops, we're bored again......