Arthur_Dent

A woman can enjoy spending time with you, admire your values, your ideas, your accomplishments; care about you and be thankful that you care about her, have a very similar mindset about many things, share several interests, trust you more than she does with many other people; and even consider you're physically attractive.

None of that is guarantee that she will be interested in you, and of course she does not have any obligation to be.

Trillian said to me once at Milliways:
"Poor Arthur, you're not really cut out for this life are you?"

coyote

...it's okay to make mistakes

the most successful people didn't get that way by being perfect

they got that way by screwing up a thousand times until they got it right

if they hadn't allowed themselves the potential to fail, they never would have done anything

"To succeed in the world it is not enough to be stupid, you must also be well-mannered." - Voltaire

"We cannot become what we want to be by remaining what we are." - Max De Pree

"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage." - Anais Nin

ScaredToBreathe

When people say, "it's gonna be okay, things will get better" it's merely a hopeful attempt to make you feel better, not a valid statement.
So, I've learned things only get worse.

~How many times have you wanted to kill everything and everyone, say you'll do it but never will...~ -Eyeless

RaphielDrake

I've learned people are morale when it suits them and that morality itself is simply an everchanging standard developed by idle minds in an abnormal state far removed from the survival of the fittest rule all other species are consistently subjected to.

Humans are animals in luxury. Nothing more, nothing less.

"Vanity, is definitely my favorite sin." Al Pacino, Devils Advocate.

Kiwong

Sane people aren't rocket scientists, they often get it wrong.

Happiness to me, is like a beautiful bird of paradise, elusive and rarely seen, but enjoyed ever more so for each brilliant and unexpected sighting.

But what we call our despair is often only the painful eagerness of unfed hope. George Elliot
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