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  • 07/11/2008 @ 21:13 kosmos said:
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    sometimes you have  to make walls around you to keep people away or for you to be alone. but sometimes, you just make walls around you to see who cares enough to break it or climb it just to be with you
  • 07/11/2008 @ 21:17 roze said:
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    Okay I know those walls - sometimes, for me, they are called self protection and other times they are called the need for space to be alone. And yes there are times when we just want someone to break through. What are you wals called right now Kosmos? love roze

  • 07/11/2008 @ 22:24 UMxx said:
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    Sometimes we feel that we "have" to make walls - but I wonder about whether that sense of imperitive is about how we feel about ourselves or others and it is just easier than dealing with trying to be honest with ourselves about what is really scary.  UMxx
  • 08/11/2008 @ 02:50 kosmos said:
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    they are called "shield" to keep untrusted people away... nobody would know who i really am... coz if i let it out, they will just take advantage of it.. i will be vulnerable once i put my guard down
  • 08/11/2008 @ 06:46 KitKat123 said:
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    Kosmos, did anyone ever hurt/betrayed you very badly? =(
  • 08/11/2008 @ 09:22 Mebenji said:
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    My walls, my shields, the barriers I built were to protect me, from hurtful people and to keep me from knowing how hurt I actually was. Worked both ways; keeping people out and me in. 

    I'm sure, if someone came along who was pretty cluey and whom I could have trusted, was able to break through - or better yet, show me it was safe to make my way out of my own volition, then that would have been useful. But either I never met such a person, or could not see them as such. Being so caught up in hiding you have such a limited view; and the danger signs pop up just about everywhere, and making mistakes anyway, I don't much trust myself anymore.

    Working on it, though; I feel I have to do that, 'cause once the walls start coming down, they're damn hard to re-build, IF truly possible at all - I'm not convinced, 'cause those I tried to re-build didn't have the same strength or thickness, and crumble much more easily.

    -Mebenji

  • 09/11/2008 @ 03:52 kosmos said:
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    yes kitkat...  its like you come to know these people around you and you consider them as friends or someone even closer. then before you knew it, you've been betrayed. i tried to forgive them and tried to live like nothing happened. i will meet another person and the same thing will happen. its like im tired of trusting.  mebenji describes it very detailed. its the exact same thing that i feel
  • 09/11/2008 @ 20:10 roze said:
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    Trust is like life blood - it feeds you and when it is betrayed - it leaks away all sustenance. I experienced a very early betrayal of trust that left me with very thick walls. It was over ten years before i properly let those down again - and it was with a whole heap of anxieties. And yet if we do not trust what do we have - certainly our own judgement - but that is formed by experience - and experience is a strong yet not the only mediator. Vulnerability is very hard to live with - yet concrete even more so. Rxx

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