08-15-2010, 12:00 AM
"Never accused you of perfection. You do *seem* a fine individual."
Yes, I know you didn't : ) If anyone did though they would surely be mistaken...but I don't think to date anyone has, lol. Only people like movie stars and political figures...and some "gurus" are mistaken for being perfect.
"Perfect" can be a temporary state of identification though. Such as when one ridicules another, they often times are standing in a position of seeing themselves as infallible and the one they ridicule as fallible. These are often called bullies. Looking at our modern culture, just on TV and listening to how people talk, many fall into this trap. But its never that anyone is perfect, just a perception of which is only temporary until they are dragged off that high pedestal. I think everyone has done this. Even the ones who notice it in others, in fact, to notice it in others but not simultaneously in oneself is to be in the act of doing it. Its just a temporary identification though.
"you're perfect yes its true, but without me you are only you."-Faith No More, Midlife Crisis
Yes, I know you didn't : ) If anyone did though they would surely be mistaken...but I don't think to date anyone has, lol. Only people like movie stars and political figures...and some "gurus" are mistaken for being perfect.
"Perfect" can be a temporary state of identification though. Such as when one ridicules another, they often times are standing in a position of seeing themselves as infallible and the one they ridicule as fallible. These are often called bullies. Looking at our modern culture, just on TV and listening to how people talk, many fall into this trap. But its never that anyone is perfect, just a perception of which is only temporary until they are dragged off that high pedestal. I think everyone has done this. Even the ones who notice it in others, in fact, to notice it in others but not simultaneously in oneself is to be in the act of doing it. Its just a temporary identification though.
"you're perfect yes its true, but without me you are only you."-Faith No More, Midlife Crisis