C&O asked:


I’ve been in love with a girl for three years. She’s now one of my best friends.
By a cosmic accident that I don’t want to explain, she told me by text that she doesn’t love me romantically, but loves me like a brother and a best friend.
I’ve been thinking about it, and I’m considering telling her the whole truth about how I feel.

For girls, does hearing from a friend that he love you and will do anything for you change your feelings toward him?

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Kat asked:


Before a child says that someone at school said this awful lie about Santa not being real, is there a way that we as parents can somehow explain the truth w/o our children feeling as though they have been lied to? Do we make up another story to soften the blow of the truth? When I was 5 yrs old, my brother told me the ugly truth, & that memory is engraved in my mind with the details of where we were & what was said. But, I am not ruined as an adult because of it. I still love Christmas and everything that comes w/ it. My daughter is now 5 yrs old and knows the reason for Christmas is to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, but she, like every other kid, loves Santa. Each year we write our letter, take Santa pics & set out milk & cookies. Should I tell her? When? How? What about her baby bro? Do we eventually ask her to lie to him? HELP!

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Der Kerzenschein asked:


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1157784/Do-mysterious-stones-mark-site-Garden-Eden.html

This link is to the story of the discovery of Edens location/

It is more than interesting that humans used this site for more than 4,000 years and then buried it under thousands of tons of dirt and rock,.

What is your opinion on this story?

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choclatmnm asked:


It’s mighty funny that one answer to this question actually lies within the question: the truth is often hard to accept, but if you can’t accept it, then you’ll always struggle with it. It takes strength to accept a difficult truth…….And that’s the truth!

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TommyTrouble asked:


You want to go to Church and believe something, knock yourself out. But spewing “Biblical Babble” as the answer to how someone else should live their life is not a good thing, no matter what you believe.
ERRRRRR
Ah HA! caught my omission of the word “it” I see. But did you know that most people’s brains automatically insert “it” into a sentence??? I guess maybe yours didn’t LMAO Mr Mister
Just spews Babble! LOL
Clinton*
Yep, the Bible has rpoven time and agin that is full of Biblical Babble. Thank you for stating the obvious! LOL
Man I really screwed up that last post ERRRRRR is going to have his way with me LOL

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worldfrogmoney asked:


They have bad side effects but doctors say take them anyway.

Does this make any sense ?

A lot of people can not take the side effects.

Internet boards are full of people having problems

with these drugs.

A doctor said ,in his book ,that he ,himself,could

not take ssri drugs for his OCD .

What is the truth – beats me .

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Lucid J asked:


There was this police woman who got killed with a kitchen knife in front of their house. I read lately that her husband ordered her killed to claim insurance benefits to pay thousands of debt and he’s got a mistress as well. How was the truth found out?

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Mrs. Emmett Cullen asked:


I guess it doesn’t have to be good but I would like it to be a good truth if possible. Just basically some kind of quality that all humans have, like greed or jealousy.

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Katy Girl asked:


I am writing a paper on the Truth about Forever, and need ideas on how it changes the perspective on life. Can you help me with any ideas you might have?

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Art Kleimer asked:


Because we see truth through the filter of our beliefs, each of us sees the truth differently and those differences can lead to misunderstandings or worse, lead us to live unfulfilled lives.

There are three crucial questions to ask before speaking the truth. These questions will make your life and the lives of those around you more peaceful and much, much happier, enabling you to live in charge of your life.

Truth Question Number One: is the “truth” in fact true? It may be a lie or it may be your perception, version or impression of the truth. It may be something which sounds good or right, or something that you believe ought to be the truth, but is it in fact “a truth” of the universe? If it is not “the truth,” then there is no reason to ever say it.

Truth Question Number Two: is it a truth that really has to be said? If you follow this rule, you will reduce the number of problems arising out of telling the truth by at least 50%. If telling the truth will change you and no one else, tell yourself and be quiet. If telling the truth will change you in a positive manner and not hurt someone else, by all means tell it. But if telling the truth is going to have no more effect than writing on water, there is no need to say it. If telling the truth has no beneficial outcome other than for you to hear the sound of your own voice, there is no need to say it, because you already know what your voice sounds like.

Truth Question Number Three: can the truth be said and heard in a kind and loving manner? Following this rule will save you the remaining problems that arise from telling the truth. It is not sufficient that the truth be told, it must be told kindly and lovingly. The listener also needs to be in a time and place that the truth can be heard, otherwise it will be rejected, and rejected truth is no truth at all.

Use the three truth questions to enrich and enhance your life so you can live your life in peace and harmony. Consider the following example:

Sharon and David were a power couple. Everything they did they did well. They were not driven – they were supercharged. Each of them was extremely successful in business. They each had founded their own companies and grown them into multi-million dollar enterprises. They were hard-driving, focused, dictatorial. Being right was an important part of their personalities, and with their remarkable minds and memories they usually were right.

For both Sharon and David being right and telling the truth were the same. They were always improving the world by correcting everything and everybody around them. If someone told a story and said it happened on Monday when the truth was it happened on Tuesday, Sharon and David would immediately correct the speaker. It was irrelevant to them if the day of the story was important or not. Sharon and David never even understood the harm they were causing by their constant truthfulness.

Between themselves they failed to show each other kindness or gentleness. Only the “truth” was important. If Sharon asked how she looked in a particular dress, David would tell his truth no matter how hurtful it was. When David asked Sharon for her opinion on his appearance she would tell her truth. Her truths were as hurtful and painful as David’s truths.

When it came to their businesses, they each took a no-holds-barred approach. The cruelty of their remarks to each other and business associates was appalling. Their intellectual brilliance could not make up for the hurtfulness of their approach to truth-telling. Their work and their marriage became a series of one step forward and two steps backward exercises. Their marriage was a war of constant correction, ridicule, berating and belittling, all in the name of truth telling.

Once Sharon and David agreed to listen to others, to truly understand the impact their words were having, they began to realize the importance of kindness when telling the truth. Sharon and David made the exercise that follows a daily part of their lives. It took a lot of hard work and time on their part, but they are happy they have changed. Their businesses are better than ever. More importantly, they have a warm, affectionate and loving marriage, a marriage they each fully support and enjoy.



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