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...There are people who don't enjoy thinking? WHAT???KeilCoppes said:
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Oh yeah, I run into them all the time. Men and women. Thinking is a lost art today. Finding a mate who can use her brain and does is indeed a rare blessing. But I would definately need something of an extrovert to offset my introverted nature.TinkHeartsJesus said:...There are people who don't enjoy thinking? WHAT???
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2Timothy2 said:
Hmmm weird. I'm an introvert (although not extreme, moderately so I'd say) and absolutely would need another introvert.
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TinkHeartsJesus said:I believe that my post should have read...."everything else will fall into place, if it be God's will." Sorry.
Now that I have clarified that, I hope you can see what I'm saying.
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Ok, much clearer now.
In that sense, then I agree with you.
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I'd have a hard time believing it if I hadn't seen it myself in almost everyone I meet - and yet I so value it. How can people live without thinking about the hows and whys of it all? Add to that the thought of someone who enjoys peace and harmony and it becomes a rare world. For myself, both are a necessity - I can't imagine a home without them.TinkHeartsJesus said:
Tim is so right. My friend, Shawn was very blessed to find Jody that is of that persuasion. As to introversion and extroversion, though, where do you put someone who is on the border? Outgoing and friendly, yet naturally drawn to spend time with few people? Am I an introvert who is a contradition in needing those few people or an extrovert who doesn't fit in the crowd scene? Something I've never quite worked out, though I do have a theory. As for those reflecting on the world, do they actually exist or are they only a fond hope even when they say hello?2Timothy2 said:
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