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megami_ashe

I'm home~

Aug 11, 2007 22:38

I'm back from Wildwood, New Jersey~! Actually, I've been back since around 2:00 this afternoon, but oh well. XD

Update about my trip later. I'm too tired to do it now~

new jersey, vacation

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ichigo_kura August 12 2007, 02:55:10 UTC

:3 Welcome home! I'm glad you got back safely!

drummershuff August 12 2007, 02:57:17 UTC

Bitch. I should be the first person to comment. >O

ichigo_kura August 12 2007, 15:20:08 UTC

>: Well you suck. So no.

X3! Everyone knows that I love Ashley the most! >: I'm gonna steal her away from you <3~

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ichigo_kura August 13 2007, 03:20:15 UTC

=3= Or.. so you think!!! >D OHOHOHOHO!!

drummershuff August 12 2007, 17:13:43 UTC

That remark is wrong in all ways possible: I love Ashley more than you or anyone else ever could, and it would be impossible for you to steal her away from me. <3

sojaro August 13 2007, 04:30:39 UTC

Someone's obsessive. =O

Emotions can't be measured, Mr. Fuzzball.

But nice effect you had.

drummershuff August 13 2007, 22:21:14 UTC

They can be measured though. For example, I can say my love for the spider outside my bedroom window is less than the love I have for Ashley. That's still measuring my emotion of love, or are you saying I love the spider as much as I love Ashley, and it's impossible to love her more? :x

sojaro August 14 2007, 03:32:23 UTC

Your presented argument relies more on empathy.

But for clarification, I should have said you can't accurately compare the emotions of two people. (Exceptions being contrasting emotions.) People express affection in different ways.

Although, the fact that you jumped to compare your feelings for her to those for the spider worries me. =O

drummershuff August 14 2007, 03:35:15 UTC

A bad example, I'll admit. However, I still think think emotions can be measured to some extent, and you can say you love someone more than someone else does. I mean, my mum loves my dad more than I do. Fact. Or...?

sojaro August 14 2007, 03:48:28 UTC

You're comparing romantic and familial love.

Is 4x greater than, less than, or equal to 3y?

Algebraic argument? Hellz yeah.

drummershuff August 14 2007, 03:49:48 UTC

It's still comparing and measuring emotions. I hate my dad more than my mum does. Different emotion for you. :P

sojaro August 14 2007, 04:01:03 UTC

From the phrasing, it seems you just loopholed the exception to my rule. . .

Contrasting emotions need not apply?

If A and B love C, A and B's affection can't be accurately compared to each other.

If A loves C, and B hates C, they have a contrasting emotion towards C. It's like comparing a positive and a negative.

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