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liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 1 Jan 09

They say that a good player is the one who knows both: how to win and how to loose. So: can you accept the defeat? Does acceptance of defeat makes You a winner? or a looser? Maybe struggling away from a defeat and trying...

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liisafiat Wow! This was a great response!

5 Jan 09

liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 4 Jan 09

# What does it mean to be a lady? # How does she look like? # What character she has? # How does she behave? # Are there many LADIES left that You have met? # Can You name a popular person: an example as a...

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liisafiat Ou, Phillipines...There is a different attitude towards ladies and woman...You do respect woman there, in Phillipines, so it should not be very difficult to become a lady, since Everybody supports and welcomes it there!!

4 Jan 09

liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 1 Jan 09

They say that a good player is the one who knows both: how to win and how to loose. So: can you accept the defeat? Does acceptance of defeat makes You a winner? or a looser? Maybe struggling away from a defeat and trying...

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liisafiat Well, then- how one can measure of HOW MUCH he/she has learned from the loose? How can one understand the amount of mistakes made? Maybe one understand only 3 mistakes but actually there were 25 mistakes to learn from??

4 Jan 09

liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 2 Jan 09

I was just thinking...About flirting... And when a married person starts (or participates) in a flirt that does not involve his/her engaged partner... IS IT ETHICAL? Is such flirt acceptable? Ethical? Maybe it shows a...

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liisafiat The one who flirts is a liar and we should not trust that type? Nice. Thanks. Because, if we imagine a scene: he is in the relationship with a lady, and starts to flirt with other lady `from the outside`: his lady will feel bad, other lady will feel happy:...

4 Jan 09

liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 2 Jan 09

I was just thinking...About flirting... And when a married person starts (or participates) in a flirt that does not involve his/her engaged partner... IS IT ETHICAL? Is such flirt acceptable? Ethical? Maybe it shows a...

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liisafiat Thanks.

4 Jan 09

liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 2 Jan 09

Shampoos, soaps, hair gels, tooth pastes, dish cleaner gels, washing powders, tonal cremes: they makes us and our lives cleaner and more comfortable, but DO WE REALLY NEED THEM ALL? I mean, there are chemicals that we don`t...

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liisafiat Good point of view. Thanks.

4 Jan 09

liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 2 Jan 09

I was just thinking...About flirting... And when a married person starts (or participates) in a flirt that does not involve his/her engaged partner... IS IT ETHICAL? Is such flirt acceptable? Ethical? Maybe it shows a...

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liisafiat Intentions of a flirt are very important...And to get a flirt and start to like a person who, at the end, turns out to be `not so single afterwards` is embarassing and egoistic. He got the feeling of Your attention, and then goes back to his loved one....

4 Jan 09

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liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 2 Jan 09

I was just thinking...About flirting... And when a married person starts (or participates) in a flirt that does not involve his/her engaged partner... IS IT ETHICAL? Is such flirt acceptable? Ethical? Maybe it shows a...

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liisafiat Why did she leave You? Well, maybe because flirt... it is a cheating?? Flirt sooner or later grows into `something`. If You flirt with somebody else while being a married or in the relationship, it means You have intentions for other person. Because Your...

4 Jan 09

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liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 2 Jan 09

I was just thinking...About flirting... And when a married person starts (or participates) in a flirt that does not involve his/her engaged partner... IS IT ETHICAL? Is such flirt acceptable? Ethical? Maybe it shows a...

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liisafiat That can be so irritating, those people from the past...Trying to start conversation of `good-old-times` when everything is already passed...

4 Jan 09

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liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 2 Jan 09

Shampoos, soaps, hair gels, tooth pastes, dish cleaner gels, washing powders, tonal cremes: they makes us and our lives cleaner and more comfortable, but DO WE REALLY NEED THEM ALL? I mean, there are chemicals that we don`t...

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liisafiat I can think only of `cutting the bench on which we are sitting on`. In long run: probably one third of Earth population will suffer from CANCER: chemicals that we collect inside our bodies is just a result of all those genetically modified foods that we eat...

4 Jan 09

m0neymaker @m0neymaker (110) • United States 30 Dec 08

Hey guys! I got a new discussion and this one is: Do you think Mahatma Gandhi was an inspiration? If you do, why was he an inspiration? If you don't why do you think he wasn't an inspiration? I think he was an inspirational...

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liisafiat Barrack Obama is very `fresh` and `new` person on the global stage. Still need to see how perfect he is as an example and inspiration for us. But, yes. Good one. I have heard that he was married only once and still has the same wife, lives in the same house...

3 Jan 09

liisafiat @liisafiat (659) • Latvia 2 Jan 09

What does it mean to be a gentleman? Are You a gentleman? How many gentlemen have You met? Is it a good thing: to be a gentleman?

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liisafiat And I thought that there is a difference between a GENTLEMAN and MAN, otherwise why not to call a `gentle man` SIMPLY a man? A man can be gentle, but not all men can be GENTLEMAN. Do You disagree?

2 Jan 09

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