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Re: Do you like me now?
« Reply #15 on: February 11, 2012, 03:54:54 pm »
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« Reply #16 on: February 11, 2012, 03:58:26 pm »
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« Reply #17 on: February 11, 2012, 04:04:52 pm »
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Re: Do you like me now?
« Reply #18 on: February 11, 2012, 04:08:53 pm »
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I'm really breathless interms of opinion, she's batshit crazy, but she's right on some things like the drinkingggg.
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« Reply #19 on: February 11, 2012, 04:14:01 pm »
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She's being an attention whore because she doesn't like attention whores?
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« Reply #20 on: February 11, 2012, 04:20:02 pm »
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No, I disagree that she is crazy, she portrays a very important message that people seem to miss. She's trying to tell people that all guys want in a girl is makeup, sluttiness, girls acting like crazy.

That's why she asks if anyone wants her now. She is trying to show that these days, without those elements, no-one is interested in a girl.

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« Reply #21 on: February 11, 2012, 04:41:40 pm »
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No, I disagree that she is crazy, she portrays a very important message that people seem to miss. She's trying to tell people that all guys want in a girl is makeup, sluttiness, girls acting like crazy.

That's why she asks if anyone wants her now. She is trying to show that these days, without those elements, no-one is interested in a girl.
Those guys only want to have a 'good time' (she said it herself). They (most) fall under the category of testosterone-driven teenagers. In this case, they don't really want  a deep,heartfelt relationship. So, why would girls run after that anyway? Shes so young its upsetting that she feels that something is wrong with her because she doesnt have a boyfriend.
Why do you need a boyfriend at that age anyway?
You're are not going to change teenagers - guys and girls- who experience 'lust' and often mistake it with 'love'
There is nothing wrong with guys who are after that at her age ... They are not mature enough yet and are just beginning to explore their sexuality
It is when they grow up and are still after dumb, slutty girls is when I look down at them...

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Re: Do you like me now?
« Reply #22 on: February 11, 2012, 07:43:23 pm »
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No, I disagree that she is crazy, she portrays a very important message that people seem to miss. She's trying to tell people that all guys want in a girl is makeup, sluttiness, girls acting like crazy.

That's why she asks if anyone wants her now. She is trying to show that these days, without those elements, no-one is interested in a girl.

I think everyone got that message, Paul. I think it is just people are not going to take very fondly to her eccentric delivery in most cases. I would not exactly have this as a feminist campaign, or some invitation to girls to break the stereotypes of society, on television. I would also like to point out that not all guys are wanting those things; I am sure you do not, Paul. As Mariammm said, young guys want to explore their sexuality and that is understandable. Some young girls do as well. However, the problem occurs when one uses the other under a false pretence. For example, if the boy alludes to the girl he is romantically interested when really he just wants a sexual relationship or vice versa (yes, it happens).

Although, like all young people, they are very confused about their intentions sometimes. We have all been there with the confusion between lust and love, methinks. Humans are confused things.
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« Reply #23 on: February 11, 2012, 08:05:30 pm »
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Quote from: Mech link=topic=131165.msg525389#msg525389

Although, like all young people, they are very confused about their intentions sometimes. We have all been there with the confusion between lust and love, methinks. [/b]Humans are confused things
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Always the philosopher Mech ;)
But honestly, is it that hard to just hold back and control yourself until you meet 'the one'
I probably sound so old fashioned right now...

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« Reply #24 on: February 11, 2012, 08:16:12 pm »
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There is nothing wrong with guys who are after that at her age ... They are not mature enough yet and are just beginning to explore their sexuality
It is when they grow up and are still after dumb, slutty girls is when I look down at them...

Nothing wrong, yes, but do you know just how knowledgeable some kids already are? They try to act older than they actually are. Then, after a few 'relationships' they (boys and girls) act like they have impeccable wisdom and have been through the tuff tymeszszZZzz. You can be experimental of course, naturally, but never have teenagers been so over-the-top and extreme in their experimentation of sexuality and self-image, to the point where it's openly questionable and debatable.

Going off of Mech's point of false pretense, the mind is also very vulnerable and in many senses, naive. So this, coupled with increased levels of sexual and sensual experimentation can lead to a very lost and confused mind; too young to be experiencing such emotions..

So, my conclusion is, this girl is equally as vulnerable herself, probably releasing tension and frustration from her inner self. Everyone feels outcast and deals with with peer pressure at this stage in their lives. The only difference is she voiced her thoughts..on Youtube..to the world..I would have done it in my mind :P
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« Reply #25 on: February 11, 2012, 08:27:40 pm »
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@ 86. I totally agree. I was trying to say that it was understandable more than it is 'right' or acceptable. As in there is nothing wrong for guys to express interest in the promiscuous, wild girl over the more assertive, contained one at a young - and even older- age. Everything has its time and place and for me, sexual experimentation isnt meant to be during high school - but, I understand everybody has their 'limits' as to how far is too far.
Of courses they act older than they are - they have experienced things not intended for their age.
Haha, yes many things are better kept between one and themself.

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Re: Do you like me now?
« Reply #26 on: February 11, 2012, 08:29:41 pm »
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Always the philosopher Mech ;)
But honestly, is it that hard to just hold back and control yourself until you meet 'the one'
I probably sound so old fashioned right now...

Heh, I was not trying to be a philosopher there. I just was telling the truth! :P I do not believe in this "the one" business. There are so many different people who are possibly a good companion for you. In fact, the person you think is "the one" could not be the best person for you. There was a study done where women went on dates with men that met their expectations and men who they would not normally date; they had a better time, according to surveys, with the guys they would normally not date or fit their ideal of "the one". I would cite it, but I heard it on the radio station on the ABC some time ago.

Humans are confused things ;)
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Re: Do you like me now?
« Reply #27 on: February 11, 2012, 08:44:00 pm »
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I saw the original of this ages ago (a year and a bit I think) and the thing to note is that this is SATIRE. The comment section began with "I'm looking to become an actress in the future...blablabla...this is a satire piece I did for drama....don't take it too seriously although the message does hold true to some extent". (or something to that effect)
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« Reply #28 on: February 11, 2012, 08:48:28 pm »
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Always the philosopher Mech ;)
But honestly, is it that hard to just hold back and control yourself until you meet 'the one'
I probably sound so old fashioned right now...

Heh, I was not trying to be a philosopher there. I just was telling the truth! :P I do not believe in this "the one" business. There are so many different people who are possibly a good companion for you. In fact, the person you think is "the one" could not be the best person for you. There was a study done where women went on dates with men that met their expectations and men who they would not normally date; they had a better time, according to surveys, with the guys they would normally not date or fit their ideal of "the one". I would cite it, but I heard it on the radio station on the ABC some time ago.

Humans are confused things ;)
Makes sense.... I'm sure that people aren't made with a 'soulmate' but what I mean is that you have to be sure- absolutely sure about the person. You have to know that person inside out, have overcome obstacles with them, met their friends and family, argued together, laughed together and made a commitment to one another BEFORE the sexual element is part of the relationship - this could take months, maybe years... But I've seen so many people swap these things around or intertwine them and thats when it can be dangerous because you dont even REALLY know the person you are giving yourself away to or if you are going to stay together - for some people this is ok and they dont mind experimenting with different people in various relationships...But idunno ... I would just feel like second - hand material if I did that

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« Reply #29 on: February 11, 2012, 09:01:20 pm »
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Makes sense.... I'm sure that people aren't made with a 'soulmate' but what I mean is that you have to be sure- absolutely sure about the person. You have to know that person inside out, have overcome obstacles with them, met their friends and family, argued together, laughed together and made a commitment to one another BEFORE the sexual element is part of the relationship - this could take months, maybe years... But I've seen so many people swap these things around or intertwine them and thats when it can be dangerous because you dont even REALLY know the person you are giving yourself away to or if you are going to stay together - for some people this is ok and they dont mind experimenting with different people in various relationships...But idunno ... I would just feel like second - hand material if I did that

Well, I would not agree entirely with regards to when sexual trysts should be on the agenda. It is up the individual and their view of sex in the relationship. Some people do not view sex as giving oneself away; it is simply a pleasurable experience between two sexually attracted people. However reckless you may view that, I think it is up to the person individually to come to terms with their view of sex. Some, like yourself, see it as a component that exists in a committed relationship and not a casual thing. That is perfectly fine, and probably the most traditionally admirable. I do not understand this mentality of having someone being being "used" or "second hand". Virginity is only given any high status because it has been epitomised as representative of chastity in the major monotheistic faiths. These faiths are central to most of our ethical views, traditionally speaking. Personally, the existence of a hymen or perforated hymen is a non-issue to me. If you feel strongly for someone, you feel strongly for someone.
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