Hey thanks.
But I guess we are cool now. So lets show him love
this is my way of showing love, i call it "tough love" and i hv written only few words dont try to find any mistake in this,, (one for ishaan from my side )[/QUOTE]
Hey thanks.
But I guess we are cool now. So lets show him love
Heart says yes but mind says no !!Do you guys think it will happen today or not
[/QUOTE]this is my way of showing love, i call it "tough love" and i hv written only few words dont try to find any mistake in this,, (one for ishaan from my side )
No draw today wait for August 9Do you guys think it will happen today or not
Hey thanks.
But I guess we are cool now. So lets show him love
Whats the source?No draw today wait for August 9
where's @shaun75 and his pints?Where is the popcorn, this will be good.
You're telling me that dramatic proclamations of "dreams shattered" and "my life's not worth living anymore because I didn't get an ITA in this draw" don't get to you You're definitely a better person than I amMay I say something? I'm only about a week old on this forum and don't mean to transgress the bounds of any established etiquette here, but I have noticed that whenever someone posts anything even remotely negative with regard to the outcome of the draw, they are ridiculed and even bullied by other members.
I am seeing right now, for example, one member on here bullying another for his bad spelling and grammar (when his/her English is nowhere near perfect I might add). I think this is really unnecessary.
I see posts all the time on here, about how it is easy to be pessimistic but it takes courage to be optimistic. I don't believe this to be true. In fact, science has proven this to be false. It just comes easier for some than for others; depends on your genetic makeup... In fact, some thinkers say that it is pessimists who experience and perceive true reality. The rest of us optimists are just delusional.
Don't get me wrong, I am not denying for one minute the benefits and power of delusion. It is wonderful and gets you through the most trying times. My point is that not all of us are predisposed to delusional optimism, and besides realism has its advantages too. Maybe these naysayers can bring to our attention a point we hadn't considered before, something that could be constructive towards our common goal of obtaining that ITA.
Yes, this thread is called the "Ray of Hope," and I can understand that we want to maintain an optimistic vibe here; maybe reading a negative post is unpleasant to you; but have you ever stopped to think that perhaps some come here in search of hope. Maybe they need a place to air out their fears so they can be assuaged? Can we more supportive of our pessimistic "brothers and sisters" here?
No sarcasm! keep calm and wait for the draw...Again, not sure if you are a guy or a girl, but I love you for this.
PS: I hope you were not sarcastic!
he must not have any source, he is just being Dsharma here (I cant start sentence with small letters I know that)Whats the source?
First, welcome to our crazy bin! Don't get offended, we don't mean anything bad, everyone here is really helpful and full of understanding and support.May I say something? I'm only about a week old on this forum and don't mean to transgress the bounds of any established etiquette here, but I have noticed that whenever someone posts anything even remotely negative with regard to the outcome of the draw, they are ridiculed and even bullied by other members.
I am seeing right now, for example, one member on here bullying another for his bad spelling and grammar (when his/her English is nowhere near perfect I might add). I think this is really unnecessary.
I see posts all the time on here, about how it is easy to be pessimistic but it takes courage to be optimistic. I don't believe this to be true. In fact, science has proven this to be false. It just comes easier for some than for others; depends on your genetic makeup... In fact, some thinkers say that it is pessimists who experience and perceive true reality. The rest of us optimists are just delusional.
Don't get me wrong, I am not denying for one minute the benefits and power of delusion. It is wonderful and gets you through the most trying times. My point is that not all of us are predisposed to delusional optimism, and besides realism has its advantages too. Maybe these naysayers can bring to our attention a point we hadn't considered before, something that could be constructive towards our common goal of obtaining that ITA.
Yes, this thread is called the "Ray of Hope," and I can understand that we want to maintain an optimistic vibe here; maybe reading a negative post is unpleasant to you; but have you ever stopped to think that perhaps some come here in search of hope. Maybe they need a place to air out their fears so they can be assuaged? Can we more supportive of our pessimistic "brothers and sisters" here?