Protocols 2, DeYtH Banger [top 10 novels of all time .txt] 📗

can trust him or her again. Without trust, they tell me, the relationship has begun to feel like a burden, like a threat that must be monitored and questioned rather than enjoyed. The problem here is that most people who get caught cheating apologize and give the “It will never happen again” spiel and that’s that, as if penises fell into various orifices completely by accident. Many cheatees accept this response at face value, and don’t question the values and fucks given by their partner (pun totally intended); they don’t ask themselves whether those values and fucks make their partner a good person to stay with. They’re so concerned with holding on to their relationship that they fail to recognize that it’s become a black hole consuming their self-respect. If people cheat, it’s because something other than the relationship is more important to them. It may be power over others. It may be validation through sex. It may be giving in to their own impulses. Whatever it is, it’s clear that the cheater’s values are not aligned in a way to support a healthy relationship. And if the cheater doesn’t admit this or come to terms with it, if he just gives the old “I don’t know what I was thinking; I was stressed out and drunk and she was there” response, then he lacks the serious self-awareness necessary to solve any relationship problems..."

 

 

"...Sadly, they both fail in meeting the other’s actual needs. In fact, their pattern of overblaming and overaccepting blame perpetuates the entitlement and shitty self-worth that have been keeping them from getting their emotional needs met in the first place. The victim creates more and more problems to solve—not because additional real problems exist, but because it gets her the attention and affection she craves. The saver solves and solves—not because she actually cares about the problems, but because she believes she must fix others’ problems in order to deserve attention and affection for herself. In both cases, the intentions are selfish and conditional and therefore self-sabotaging, and genuine love is rarely experienced. The victim, if he really loved the saver, would say, “Look, this is my problem; you don’t have to fix it for me. Just support me while I fix it myself.” That would actually be a demonstration of love:..."

 

"...The setting of proper boundaries doesn’t mean you can’t help or support your partner or be helped and supported yourself. You both should support each other. But only because you choose to support and be supported. Not because you feel obligated or entitled. Entitled people who blame others for their own emotions and actions do so because they believe that if they constantly paint themselves as victims, eventually someone will come along and save them, and they will receive the love they’ve always wanted. Entitled people who take the blame for other people’s emotions and actions do so because they believe that if they “fix” their partner and save him or her, they will receive the love and appreciation they’ve always wanted..."

 

 

This is my most longest review so far and don't worry there is much more.... to come!

 

 

"...You can’t go out with your friends without me. You know how jealous I get. You have to stay home with me.” “My coworkers are idiots; they always make me late to meetings because I have to tell them how to do their jobs.” “I can’t believe you made me feel so stupid in front of my own sister. Never disagree with me in front of her again!” “I’d love to take that job in Milwaukee, but my mother would never forgive me for moving so far away.” “I can date you, but can you not tell my friend Cindy? She gets really insecure when I have a boyfriend and she doesn’t.” In each scenario, the person is either taking responsibility for problems/emotions that are not theirs, or demanding that someone else take responsibility for their problems/emotions. In general, entitled people fall into one of two traps in their relationships. Either they expect other people to take responsibility for their problems: “I wanted a nice relaxing weekend at home. You should have known that and canceled your plans.” Or they take on too much responsibility for other people’s problems: “She just lost her job again, but it’s probably my fault because I wasn’t as supportive of her as I could have been. I’m going to help her rewrite her résumé tomorrow..."

 

 

"...For most of human history, romantic love was not celebrated as it is now. In fact, up until the mid-nineteenth century or so, love was seen as an unnecessary and potentially dangerous psychological impediment to the more important things in life—you know, like farming well and/or marrying a guy with a lot of sheep. Young people were often forcibly steered clear of their romantic passions in favor of practical economic marriages that would yield stability for both them and their families. But today, we all get brain boners for this kind of batshit crazy love..."

 

 

Note: What a strange end for a book with a title "Don't Give A Fuck"

 

"...His skepticism breaks and reveals a smile in its place. He gives a slight nod and heads down the trail. I stand above, taking in the view, waiting for my friends to arrive on the peak..."

 

Note: Well Said

 

"Bukowski once wrote, “We’re all going to die, all of us. What a circus! That alone should make us love each other, but it doesn’t. We are terrorized and flattened by life’s trivialities; we are eaten up by nothing."

 

 

Note: A Fact

 

 

"... Trust is the most important ingredient in any relationship, for the simple reason that without trust, the relationship doesn’t actually mean anything. A person could tell you that she loves you, wants to be with you, would give up everything for you, but if you don’t trust her, you get no benefit from those statements. You don’t feel loved until you trust that the love being expressed toward you comes without any special conditions or baggage attached to it.."

 

Review: The Fall

The Fall by Guillermo del Toro

My rating: 2 of 5 stars

 

"June 3, 2017 –

60.0% "Season 3 Episode 4

 

...

 

20:15"

June 3, 2017 –

60.0% "Season 3 episode 4

...

 

Vampires weren't as inteligent as can be saw here."

June 3, 2017 –

60.0% "The Master was killled...

 

...

 

But looks like the story won't stop here."

June 3, 2017 –

60.0% "Lies and lies... and lies and lies... and lies"

June 3, 2017 –

60.0% "I don't get it.. first he wanted to see his mom.. now his father... - WT F!???"

June 3, 2017 –

60.0% "In the end he is going to manipulate you."

June 3, 2017 –

60.0% "I am fucking confused!"

June 3, 2017 –

60.0% "Season 3 episode 2"

June 3, 2017 –

50.0% "I thought that they are vampires and when they see a breathing body full of blood... how do they even decline their desire for drinking blood?"

June 3, 2017 –

50.0% "Zach Goodweather's mother won't kill drink his blood?

...

 

Seriously?"

June 3, 2017 –

50.0% "Just to be clear, I just finished season 2

...

 

NEXT

 

SEASON 3"

June 3, 2017 –

45.0% "The old man speaks... and the story continues...

 

...

 

But still it'skinda going very very wrong...!"

June 1, 2017 –

45.0% "31:49"

June 1, 2017 –

45.0% "Season Episode 13

 

...

 

 

 

Now On"

May 31, 2017 –

45.0% "Season 2 episode 10

 

37:41"

May 31, 2017 –

45.0% "However everything is all about...

...

 

Letting inside somebody else circle...

..."

May 31, 2017 –

45.0% "And all zombies are the same... the question is why?"

May 31, 2017 –

45.0% "VERY VERY CONFUSED!"

May 31, 2017 –

45.0% "And now

 

"Who is sayin that?""

May 31, 2017 –

35.0% "But still the virus picture is very well played... but the other stuff... come on... come on... not very original as it supposed to be."

May 31, 2017 –

35.0% "To be honest everything is wrong with this book

 

...

 

First somehow it goes like a cliche.... the whole story..."

May 31, 2017 –

35.0% "The story is not bad, but still it can be detected... that Guillermo del Toro has read and shit... I mean books which have been a horrible style and have effected his writting, even Stephen King style got screw up...

...

 

(STILL IT's not something rare)"

May 31, 2017 –

35.0% "I don't see the book to be getting more than 3 stars out of 5...

 

...

 

(But still the TV series are with new introduction.)"

May 31, 2017 –

35.0% "Season 2 Episode 9"

May 31, 2017 –

35.0% "She got a chance... but very very fast moves...

...

 

And some how the movie sounds like they are joking with the human nation."

May 28, 2017 –

6.0% "Season 2 episode 8

 

...

 

Next"

May 28, 2017 –

6.0% "ANd the story is shown and told..."

May 28, 2017 –

6.0% "Everyone should show that they are powerful....

...

 

If they are powerful, they are likeable"

May 28, 2017 –

6.0% "Season 2 episode 7"

May 28, 2017 –

5.0% "Season 2 episode 5"

May 27, 2017 –

5.0% "Next Season 2 Episode 2"

May 27, 2017 –

5.0% "In the end it's going like a soap opera."

May 27, 2017 –

5.0% "Typical picture as "Gotham" city, again isolated... and fulfilled with dakness, horror and the worst nightmares of people."

May 27, 2017 –

5.0% "The FIrst Part FInished and the horror continues... lurking behind the walls and searching for it's next victim, what can it be done to be stopped?"

May 27, 2017 – Started Reading"

 

 

- Decisions are made from humans which don't have worms in their blood!

 

 

Review: Essential Doctor Strange, Vol. 1

Essential Doctor Strange, Vol. 1 by Stan Lee

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

 

"June 3, 2017 –

50.0% "1:10:57"

June 3, 2017 –

50.0% "Great work, I like mostly Doctor Strange..."

June 2, 2017 –

20.0% "42:45

 

...

 

A new Hero!"

June 2, 2017 – page 0

0.0% "608 Pages a comic book!?

...

 

WOW!"

June 2, 2017 – Started Reading"

 

- If you are searching for a good story which shows the failure could be transformed into success, try this story here. Let's put it like Doctor Strange becomes more than a doctor, do you dare, To seek beyond what I have gave you as a "Review"?

 

 

 

Review: Beneath the Bleeding