Smitten with Tragedy

Originally posted by twhitehead
It has already been asked, but all ask too. What is a 'worthless girl'?

In this case, one who is beyond hopeless and compels the other to join her--- not save her: join her.

Originally posted by black beetle
Methinks the consequences are that we 'll prob'bly gonna 'njoy another line of a Freaky sermon about the Apple, the Gift, the Snake and the Tilt
(We aaaaare the World
We aaaaaare the Sinners
We are children of Adam and Eve
So let's start praying
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true we'll make a better day
if we 'll decline the Apple)
😵

Either you are amazingly insightful or I am painfully obvious.
Which do you prefer?

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
Boy meets girl from wrong side of the tracks.
Boy mustn't love girl, yet boy cannot help himself.
Boy eschews his side of the tracks to pursue girl on wrong side of the tracks, to disastrous results: boy loses everything valuable only to end with value-less girl.

True love, or tragedy?

Why does he love her?

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
Boy meets girl from wrong side of the tracks.
Boy mustn't love girl, yet boy cannot help himself.
Boy eschews his side of the tracks to pursue girl on wrong side of the tracks, to disastrous results: boy loses everything valuable only to end with value-less girl.

True love, or tragedy?

What's your problem with black people?

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
That was said (among other things) to those who have something to offer but are unwilling to give to those who have nothing and are in need.

This is about a man who gives up what he has, jumps into certain death simply to avoid being without her.

Are his worldly possessions so precious that he should fear to lose them for unreservedly giving the gift of love to a fellow human being? To love without limit, even the least among us, as we would love Him...I can think of nothing else that better encapsulates the message of Jesus than that. For you to judge this woman, or any other person, to be value-less, or worthless, is surely a greater affront in the sight of God than a host of others that you would feign to conjure up.

Originally posted by duecer

one without a penis?😕😛

It's not your fault.

Originally posted by Hand of Hecate

What's your problem with black people?

Kneejerk irrelevance. Guess getting past puberty may still present a challenge.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Kneejerk irrelevance. Guess getting past puberty may still present a challenge.

I dont get it. Are you saying you are still facing a challenge of getting past puberty?

Originally posted by divegeester
Why does he love her?

He doesn't so much love her, as much as he wants her. I guess you could say it's a case of mistaken identity: he has mistaken his wants for love.

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
He doesn't so much love her, as much as he wants her. I guess you could say it's a case of mistaken identity: he has mistaken his wants for love.

You seem sure of your young male lovers intentions, now I'm not saying your analisys is wrong, but are you sure you know this guys "heart of hearts" desire?
Is his love misguided or just a "necessary adventure" in order to possibly learn something that is not in the story and only in the heart of the young man?

Originally posted by FreakyKBH

Either you are amazingly insightful or I am painfully obvious.
Which do you prefer?

Originally posted by black beetle:

Methinks the consequences are that we 'll prob'bly gonna 'njoy another line of a Freaky sermon about the Apple, the Gift, the Snake and the Tilt
(We aaaaare the World
We aaaaaare the Sinners
We are children of Adam and Eve
So let's start praying
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true we'll make a better day
if we 'll decline the Apple)


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Brings to mind the visual of two resourceful men constructing an impossibly high

bridge from distinct sovereign shores toward an almost casual middle as well as

Locke's, "We arrive at the truth through the honest disagreement among friends."

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
It's not your fault.

I know...but it still hurts here*points to heart*:'(:'(

Originally posted by rwingett
Are his worldly possessions so precious that he should fear to lose them for unreservedly giving the gift of love to a fellow human being? To love without limit, even the least among us, as we would love Him...I can think of nothing else that better encapsulates the message of Jesus than that. For you to judge this woman, or any other person, to be value-le ...[text shortened]... a greater affront in the sight of God than a host of others that you would feign to conjure up.

You're not reading, you're projecting.

Originally posted by karoly aczel
You seem sure of your young male lovers intentions, now I'm not saying your analisys is wrong, but are you sure you know this guys "heart of hearts" desire?
Is his love misguided or just a "necessary adventure" in order to possibly learn something that is not in the story and only in the heart of the young man?

Play the ball where it lays.

Originally posted by FreakyKBH
Play the ball where it lays.

Only if you stop rolling yours with your feet while I'm not looking😉