02 Oct 2009, 12:07 am
Henriksson wrote:
Some of you might have noticed that I've gotten into a relationship. Well, it was a really tough decision to make, but I've finally decided to break up. I guess my hormones clouded my judgment in this matter. I'm still too young for things like relationships. I'm just hoping we can remain friends, and she doesn't take it too seriously.
Er yeah, that's pretty much it. :/
Here's something else I was thinking about: It's weird how people find it very obvious to only be in relationship with one person as opposed to several. I mean, why couldn't there be something like a ployamorous relationship? From an evolutionary point of view it makes sense because if people were in love with more than one person they might have, er, unwanted babies.
Funny how humans are.
Er yeah, that's pretty much it. :/
Here's something else I was thinking about: It's weird how people find it very obvious to only be in relationship with one person as opposed to several. I mean, why couldn't there be something like a ployamorous relationship? From an evolutionary point of view it makes sense because if people were in love with more than one person they might have, er, unwanted babies.
Funny how humans are.
Hey! You (and most of us ^^) need to practice on these things, so start when you're young and unless she's asking you to marry her and move to Beijing, you're not too young.
Hormones are natures way of helping us to look by any flaws in our partners, use them wisely.
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