all or nothing

  • Christian Chat is a moderated online Christian community allowing Christians around the world to fellowship with each other in real time chat via webcam, voice, and text, with the Christian Chat app. You can also start or participate in a Bible-based discussion here in the Christian Chat Forums, where members can also share with each other their own videos, pictures, or favorite Christian music.

    If you are a Christian and need encouragement and fellowship, we're here for you! If you are not a Christian but interested in knowing more about Jesus our Lord, you're also welcome! Want to know what the Bible says, and how you can apply it to your life? Join us!

    To make new Christian friends now around the world, click here to join Christian Chat.
1

1still_waters

Guest
#21
#21
This can go both ways.

Men and women can put down a line in the sand and be like "You're either over there or over here. You decide."

Situations like these can arise from many circumstances.

1. A controlling person not willing to let things develop at a natural pace.

2. A person who views things as developing at a dithering pace, and wants to know if they're just wasting their time with an indecisive person.

3. A person who may have been cheated on, and they want to make it clear that it won't happen again.

Bottom line, if someone gives a statement like that, it's up to the recipient to decide if they wanna stay in that situation and make that decision. If they view it as controlling or as impatient, then they need to move along. Whether the giver of said statement is controlling, impatient, indecisive or whatever really isn't the issue. The issue is if the recipient wants to remain or walk out of said situation.
 
J

Jullianna

Guest
#24
#24
1still_waters said:
This can go both ways.

Men and women can put down a line in the sand and be like "You're either over there or over here. You decide."

Situations like these can arise from many circumstances.

1. A controlling person not willing to let things develop at a natural pace.

2. A person who views things as developing at a dithering pace, and wants to know if they're just wasting their time with an indecisive person.

3. A person who may have been cheated on, and they want to make it clear that it won't happen again.

Bottom line, if someone gives a statement like that, it's up to the recipient to decide if they wanna stay in that situation and make that decision. If they view it as controlling or as impatient, then they need to move along. Whether the giver of said statement is controlling, impatient, indecisive or whatever really isn't the issue. The issue is if the recipient wants to remain or walk out of said situation.
Click to expand...
I'm going to go with 1 for 500 points, Alex. :) And you are exactly right. Moving along sounds like the best option. It's been my experience that when someone is that controlling in the very beginning, it can only go downhill from there.
 
zeroturbulence

zeroturbulence

Senior Member
#25
Aug 2, 2009
24,580
4,268
113
#25
This thread is really about the Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez breakup isn't it? He doesn't deserve her! He's a controlling little freak and she should have left him years ago.
 
A

allforfun

Guest
#26
#26
1still_waters said:
This can go both ways.

Men and women can put down a line in the sand and be like "You're either over there or over here. You decide."

Situations like these can arise from many circumstances.

1. A controlling person not willing to let things develop at a natural pace.

2. A person who views things as developing at a dithering pace, and wants to know if they're just wasting their time with an indecisive person.

3. A person who may have been cheated on, and they want to make it clear that it won't happen again.

Bottom line, if someone gives a statement like that, it's up to the recipient to decide if they wanna stay in that situation and make that decision. If they view it as controlling or as impatient, then they need to move along. Whether the giver of said statement is controlling, impatient, indecisive or whatever really isn't the issue. The issue is if the recipient wants to remain or walk out of said situation.
Click to expand...
I couldn't agree with this more. Sometimes #2 is a situation that is suffocating a person and they need to know they are in it for the right reasons.

This isn't a situation that can be judged without all the facts.
 
1

1still_waters

Guest
#27
#27
Jullianna said:
I'm going to go with 1 for 500 points, Alex. :) And you are exactly right. Moving along sounds like the best option. It's been my experience that when someone is that controlling in the very beginning, it can only go downhill from there.
Click to expand...
And plus, chances are, if you were certain about the guy, things would move along at the pace he wanted anyways. I've learned women are where they are and do what they do for a reason. As do men. But wording it the way I did makes me feel as if I have insight on women.
 
G

GreenNnice

Guest
#28
#28
Elizabeth619 said:
THIS IS BLUE

THIS IS AQUA

There is a difference. ;)
Click to expand...
Yep confirmation, we guys agree, that stuff above is indeed blue, and, black, of course is a color up there too. :D
 
J

Jullianna

Guest
#30
#30
1still_waters said:
And plus, chances are, if you were certain about the guy, things would move along at the pace he wanted anyways. I've learned women are where they are and do what they do for a reason. As do men. But wording it the way I did makes me feel as if I have insight on women.
Click to expand...

I hope your voyage inside the mind of a woman wasn't too traumatic. ;)
 
J

Jullianna

Guest
#36
#36
Haha Hommer! Take your time. I'm fasting men for a season. :)
 
N

NodMyHeadLikeYeah

Guest
#37
#37
zeroturbulence said:
This thread is really about the Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez breakup isn't it?.
Click to expand...
Yes it is... and im in pieces over there break up. Im not sure how im going to survive.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.