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 Is it normal to be embarrassed about who you like?
You mean like being bashful? You likey but you are afraid to talkie? |
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Not necessarily about the WHO but about the fact that you are caught up in that silly feeling...
(it's so Jr High! Yikes!) |
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I am naturally shy but I would never be embarrassed by someone I like unless they did something foolish in public
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I am naturally shy but I would never be embarrassed by someone I like unless they did something foolish in public
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Is it normal to be embarrassed about who you like?
Not usually. |
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Is it normal to be embarrassed about who you like?
Not usually.  thanx
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 whoot whoot
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Edited by
scoundrel
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Sat 03/07/09 10:47 AM
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Is it normal to be embarrassed about who you like?
Normal? Geez. That hurts my head. I was wondering if I even know what it is to be normal, and also to like somebody and be normal at the same time. The two things almost seem to like "did you see a rainbow and a shooting star at the same moment?" 
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Is it normal to be embarrassed about who you like?
no not normal... You should feel soooo good you want to shout it from the roof top and tell everyone you know about this hot person you love... 
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Is it normal to be embarrassed about who you like?
Why, did someone tell you that you're normal?
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Embarrasment comes from being vulnerable to what other people think, therefore it is outside of you.
Internally, you like who you like, externally, you expose yourself to other people's opinions. An internal life is real....external is propaganda. |
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Is it normal to be embarrassed about who you like?
Only if you're in elementary school. |
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Is it normal to be embarrassed about who you like?
Normal? Geez. That hurts my head. I was wondering if I even know what it is to be normal, and also to like somebody and be normal at the same time. The two things almost seem to like "did you see a rainbow and a shooting star at the same moment?"
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Friends never make assumptions about you. They never expect a reason to go out with you. In fact friends only expect you to be you.
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And friends care enough not to make judgments about the decisions we make, no matter how different from what they would choose.
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