ashley rebecca schulte:
columbus
sugar, spice, and everything nice
empathetic, empathetic, empathetic
witnessed a miracle on feb 1, 2008
close relationship with God
in love with my family
very blessed
overactive imagination and always eager
interests:
God (faith, joy as a state of being, each day being a gift, passion in daily life)
family and friends (including my puppy millie)
human interactions (growing with others, deeper meanings, never ending talks, extremities of emotion, romance, children, love and how it works, individual discrepancies)
art and literature (caravaggio, french gothic architecture, home design, rococo/late baroque style, brave new world)
stories (childhood photos, hearing and sharing memories, sharing in the experiences of other)
being a woman (class, femininity, strength)
the little things (the contrast of the seasons, holiday air, quotes, organization, apple juice, candles)
traveling (heritage, cultural differences, beauty in nature)
and much more :]
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questions/comments/concerns
disclaimer: anything i post that is opinionated is not meant to be controversial, rather to inspire or to produce a connection. if a post includes material you do not agree with, feel free to start a civilized conversation about it with me; negative inboxes/comments will be disregarded. if you cannot state your opinion in a mature manner, then i can not and will not take the efforts needed to respond to you.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I really don’t encourage playing hard to get. If someone “falls” for you because of the chase, he is “falling” for the temporary elation that comes from a false sense of winning. How do you expect to build a lasting partnership if it stems from the most basic feeling of competitive success, and not from compatibility or genuine interest in each other’s character? On a related note, stop hating “players” when the way you choose to go about social interaction sets up their “on to the next” lifestyle. One must work to find another source of satisfaction of the temporary win subsides, explaining said “player” tendencies. A false foundation inevitably leads to the revealing of compatibility differences. Same goes for men who get frustrated when they get “bored” of the women they date, saying no one can keep their attention… Things could change if you didn’t get caught up in the chase. Admittedly, not partaking in playing hard to get and the chase takes patience, but at least you save yourself from the disappointment of not having lasting satisfaction.
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