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PhoenixPhail · M
How about, 'May I have a hug?"
SomeMichGuy · M
...if you can't just be human, be yourself, then you need a different set of...associates.
I guess you could swoon, but that is about as archaic as the phrase "whoopsie-daisies" used in Notting Hill (and pointed out as being such by Julia Roberts' character).
You need one, you ask; the reaction of the askee gives you a measure of who THEY are, and allows you to evaluate whether or not they can be trusted with handling a bit of you & your feelings, your true Self.
I guess you could swoon, but that is about as archaic as the phrase "whoopsie-daisies" used in Notting Hill (and pointed out as being such by Julia Roberts' character).
You need one, you ask; the reaction of the askee gives you a measure of who THEY are, and allows you to evaluate whether or not they can be trusted with handling a bit of you & your feelings, your true Self.
SomeMichGuy · M
...if you can't just be human, be yourself, then you need a different set of...associates.
I guess you could swoon, but that is about as archaic as the phrase "whoopsie-daisies" used in Notting Hill (and pointed out as being such by Julia Roberts' character).
You need one, you ask; the reaction of the askee gives you a measure of who THEY are, and allows you to evaluate whether or not they can be trusted with handling a bit of you & your feelings, your true Self.
I guess you could swoon, but that is about as archaic as the phrase "whoopsie-daisies" used in Notting Hill (and pointed out as being such by Julia Roberts' character).
You need one, you ask; the reaction of the askee gives you a measure of who THEY are, and allows you to evaluate whether or not they can be trusted with handling a bit of you & your feelings, your true Self.
Dancingxghost · 36-40, M
just look at them and go..hug..