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I think constantly calling the person out on their BS might do it. Or if you've put up with it for a long time, a methodically thought out organized verbal assault would work as well.
As for killing one's own ego, the only think I can think of is embarrassment.
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"The mystery of life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced."
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Why Yes. Yes I do :P
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Nope. They're exes for a reason. It's all about living and learning. If I repeated my past, I wouldn't be learning very well, would I?
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I've been having some extremely weird dreams lately. Weirder than usual. Last night, I dreampt that Jordan wasn't a "real" child. That she was only a magically incarnated being and upon her 2 1/2 birthday she was going to disappear. I recall weeping and being devastated that I was going to lose her. Yet everyone else was like, "This is normal. Now you know you'll make a good mother". And Cameron was there saying stuff like, "Don't worry, we can make a real baby". But I didn't want another baby, I wanted my Jordan. I was trying everything I could to make Jordan live and be real. Like spells and potions. In the end, I ended up sacrificing myself to give her life. When I died in my dream, I woke up and was holding Jordan. I held her tight and kissed her forehead and was thankful it was just a dream.
Yes, I know. I have some insanely f--ed up dreams. And for those who don't know me that well, my dreams feel incredibly real. There have been times where I've recalled a memory, but couldn't distinct whether it was a dream or reality. I've even been told that I cry when I sleep. No need to poke fun at me, I'm quite aware that I'm abnormal.
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People do kind things for me all the time. Generally because I treat people they way I expect to be treated, and believe it or not I am a kind person. I don't think I can narrow down and pick just one kind act. It's simply not possible.
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I eat a lot of weird things. Seriously, a LOT. lol
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Nope, I can't say that was. My family was pretty good growing up. I was a very emotional child though. Like, extremely emotional. It didn't take much to make me cry or go into a fit of rage or whatever. Still an empathetic mess though. Never take me to see a sad movie lol.
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Musician. I'm sure acting might be fun, but it's not for me. Music is my love ♥
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A variety of genres, actually. A little bit of R&B, some 80s rock, a lot of radio rock, and some metal. Trying to decide what to listen to next. I ♥ Pandora lol
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ME! Hahaha, just kidding. Seriously though, I don't think I know any truly beautiful people. Anyone can be physically beautiful, but true beauty radiates from the inside to out.
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Personally? Nothing. However there are quite a few political and news happenings that I'd like to undo.
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I think this happened a couple weekends ago. My family gets into some deep and sometimes heated discussions. We all just end up sitting outside on the porch and talking for hours about any subject that happens to be brought up.
Well, a couple weekends ago my step-father, Les was home and Cameron was over for the evening. usually one or the other is here when we all "get into it". So having everyone here and being able to listen to each others opinions about things like religion, politics, latest news happenings, etc, and give out own input was pretty enlightening.
My step-father is a very emotionally reclusive. He doesn't talk too much about anything of his past, ever. Well, that night he opened up and revealed deep personal things about his past. How he felt about his mother (she died of cancer when he was 17), was one of the things. He told us things about his life and thoughts that he hasn't even shared with my mother.
We all also sat and had an in depth talk about religion (he's Episcopalian, or at least we thought), evolution, the big bang theory, abiogenisis, everything really. And he actually showed interest and an understanding attitude. After talking and talking, he told us (Cameron and I at that point, everyone else got tired) that he had "stopped believing" shortly after his mother passed away.
My relationship with my step-father has always been pretty strained, for various reasons. we've never really been too fond of each other. But after that night of conversation and getting a little peak into his psyche, finding out the who, how and why behind him and his ways; We're actually able to get along rather well now. It's like we now have a mutual respect that has never been there before.
I have to admit, I was sure that the next morning, after the talk we all had that nothing would have changed and it was just another one of our family talks. But after gaining a better understanding of Les, and he gaining a better understanding of me (and Cameron too), he and I have never been closer. He actually calls me quite a bit now and it's not awkward and/or standoffish.
I'm pretty thankful for that night and what had transpired since then.
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Pretty well. I can't complain about too much and even if I wanted to complain about something, what good would that do? All in all though, everything has been okay. Or at least tolerable, lol.
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Oh my gosh, there are so many to choose from. My kid is seriously always doing something that is profound in some way or fashion. And I'm not just saying that because she's my kid, she's just pretty awesome.
And I'm not going to pick something cliche like her first words or steps or anything like that. That's just too predictable and Jordan is anything BUT predictable. I think out of all the moments, I would have to pick the day I took her to the hospital after she she broke her leg.
She was so calm and not at all concerned about the pain that she was undoubtedly in. She just displayed so much maturity for her age, it was amazing. I mean, of course she freaked out at the sight of the X-ray machine, but that's understandable. I was so proud of her that day.
Most grown people I know would have acted like a "baby" at the very thought of a broken leg, but she didn't. I don't even know if I could have held it together as well as she did. She made it so easy for me to just be there for her and not have to be the panicked psycho parent. -
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Loading...Alicia Moore’s Bio
Well, I'm 23. I live in the central Florida area. I have a 2 year old daughter. She's my world. I'm a techy and proud. Anything else, feel free to ask. ;)
