Current Events > Who is your favorite person in your life of all time?

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Can't be someone you never met, has to be someone personal in your life

Favorite of all time?

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Probably myself at this point. If that doesn't count, then my mom.

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I think the most famous person I ever met was Sergio Aragones.

I don't have anyone like that.

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nfearurspecimn posted...

Probably myself at this point. If that doesn't count, then my mom.

BloodMoon7 posted...

I don't have anyone like that.

Do you have anyone in your life that you adored, appreciated, really loved? Or just really thought that they made a positive impact on you? At any point of your life

Questionmarktarius posted...

I think the most famous person I ever met was Sergio Aragones.

Doesn't have to be a famous person. Could be anyone in your family, a teacher, etc. Idk who this person you mentioned is though

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i really really wish i had met my almostwife 10 years sooner. though i'm not sure i would have been in the right kind of mind to really appreciate her at that point.

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No. Those are all powerful emotions but I've never felt that way about anyone.

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I also met Dick Scobee, who's mostly famous for getting blowed up.

My daughter

Or my mom. Or my grandmother who passed about 10 years ago. I dunno, at a certain point you can't really "care more" about someone.

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It's clich, but my girlfriend. Most people go through their share of partners before settling down, and it's considered common sense that relationships take effort. But for the first time in my life, what I have going feels effortless. Sure, there are some things I have to maintain that wouldn't be there if I were single, but there's never that sense of pressure or obligation. I don't think I've had that since I was a baby.

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BloodMoon7 posted...

No. Those are all powerful emotions but I've never felt that way about anyone.

So you feel equally about everyone in your life that you have ever met as being mediocre or shit?

Solid Snake07 posted...

My daughter

d'awww

Solid Snake07 posted...

I dunno, at a certain point you can't really "care more" about someone.

What does this mean

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Definitely my grandad who died in 92, who taught me to recognize rocks by taste.
Probably wasn't the greatest idea to lick thorite.

My granddad for sure, spent every summer break with him from 3rd grade to high school graduation. Taught me more than my dad ever did, probably the best man i've met in my life also. Lost him about 7 years ago.

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AlCalavicci posted...

So you feel equally about everyone in your life that you have ever met as being mediocre or shit?

I mean yeah. Most people are simply there. Of course being simply there is still a positive thing but not to the extent that they'll inherently leave a positive impact on you. They simply didn't leave a negative impact, which some people will. Perhaps you'll meet someone who you feel will become someone special. In my case, I was met with abandonment and betrayal. Some of the fault lies with me of course, after a time you start feeling disinterested in getting to know people and you close yourself off because experience suggests it's not really worth it. But I'm satisfied with that. I wish I could say I miss people, because I know it's hard for some to reconcile with the idea that I prefer solitude. Still, I must be blunt with everyone who tries to reach out and make it clear that I'm not interested.

Unless they offer some benefit, then we can agree on a partnership of sorts, I have the forms ready and it comes with a dental plan and a complimentary bottle of my latest product. This month's product is Oil Snake. It's not a real snake as our company is animal cruelty free, but it is covered in oil, great for sex parties.

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AlCalavicci posted...

What does this mean

I mean there are just a tier of people in your life that are "the most important people". I can't really say I care more for my daughter than I do for my mother. I would do anything for either of them. The only real difference is the dynamic of the relationship.

Like my daughter is child, it goes beyond just how much I care about her. I'm responsible for her. But I was also that to my mother at one point and she took care of me when I couldn't. Neither of those is more meaningful than the other, they're just extremely meaningful in different ways.

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Solid Snake07 posted...

I mean there are just a tier of people in your life that are "the most important people". I can't really say I care more for my daughter than I do for my mother. I would do anything for either of them. The only real difference is the dynamic of the relationship.

Like my daughter is child, it goes beyond just how much I care about her. I'm responsible for her. But I was also that to my mother at one point and she took care of me when I couldn't. Neither of those is more meaningful than the other, they're just extremely meaningful in different ways.

fair

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