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Girl problems

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The trick is to "Care, but not that much" This is a fine are I've mastered.

Also, I have mastered what I call the "flirting triangle". Start with her eyes and it a triangle like motion, occasionally and BRIEFLY move from one breast to the other, back to the eyes. This sends a powerful subconsicous, I want to bone you, message. Works.
 
No, not really.
My ex sister in law is a true bonified sociopath. I would venture to say that they know right from wrong, yes, BUT they have their own interpretation of such. Your and my "right and wrong" may not necessarily fall into step with theirs.

I see where you're coming from on this and want to agree. However, myself and countless others have different ideas of what we think is right compared to what societal norms deem right. None of us go around harming others that get in our way because we respect the rights of others, even if we have different mindsets of right and wrong. So I'm somewhat reluctant to completely agree with your statement. I would also think that not all sociopaths have different views of right and wrong.

I'm willing to admit I could be wrong on all that and in the interest of educating myself more, I would really love to see some data on it.
 
And now a few words from Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins:

He came from somewhere back in her long ago
The sentimental fool don't see
Tryin' hard to recreate
What had yet to be created

Once in her life
She musters a smile for his nostalgic tale
Never coming near what he wanted to say
Only to realize
It never really was

She had a place in his life
He never made her think twice
As he rises to her apology
Anybody else would surely know
He's watching her go

But what a fool believes he sees
No wise man has the power to reason away
What seems to be
Is always better than nothing
And nothing at all keeps sending him

Somewhere back in her long ago
Where he can still believe there's a place in her life
Someday, somewhere, she will return

She had a place in his life
He never made her think twice
As he rises to her apology
Anybody else would surely know
He's watching her go

But what a fool believes he sees
No wise man has the power to reason away
What seems to be
Is always better than nothing
There's nothing at all
What seems to be
Is always better than nothing
There's nothing at all
But what a fool believes he sees
No wise man has the power to reason away
What seems to be
Is always better than nothing
 
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