Comments on: Social Diseases: Conditional Relationships

By: fere

fere — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 19:15:51 +0000

hello,
i am researching about a person who have conditional life,and am researching all effect that his life can have,also a relationship.the exactly article that am searching is about a person who has conditional reactions,which mean(for ex: he has been in one society in which there were limites,and now is transfering to one liberal and different society,now he has problems,he has some reactions as he is still living in his past society(it is not habit,it named being conditional).
am searching about this matter,but here i could not understand that this conditional relationship is a positive? am really confused,may be i did not get ur mean! would you explain it a lil bit more for me? thankyou.
F.Amiri.

By: Dan

Dan — Tue, 26 May 2009 20:11:06 +0000

I tip my hat to you sir. I am going to quote these words for the rest of my life.

By: fonse.

fonse. — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 23:55:50 +0000

Ideally speaking, what you said is true because there is no mob without an individual (a tangent to existential philosophy). Realistically speaking, we know that’s not correct because we open our eyes in the midst of society. My goal actually is to be outside society (makes me sound anti-social) as an individual; a singular entity. What binds you to society are emotions.

By: Mhar

Mhar — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 16:11:34 +0000

When you tend to have a commitment you also put your self with boundaries. I may debunk what alfonso had stated that ‘society is a network running in a system’ i think it is figuratively preferred as… A society is a system running in a network. Because people set standards and it is a system which runs thru their network-and thats their environment. Life has nothing to do with relationship, commitment, whatsoeverchuvaloo :D only people who set standards for these, i mean life is not directly relative to relationship,commitment,love etc, i can make my life as simply as good without them,e sila will do they exist kung walang ng buhay. Oops wag paniwalaan tamang trip ko lang.Hahaha

By: fonse.

fonse. — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 13:21:26 +0000

We all think that who we have now is the right person until the day they become otherwise. I think that companionship is a subtle form of lust hehehe.

I disagree about the relationship as a state of mind because it is physically evident. You commit to each other (may it be written or not) and with that commitment comes boundaries.

By: julie ann consunji

julie ann consunji — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 10:18:17 +0000

society dictates the norms, have this double standards, pros and cons, etc. Well relationshp, commitment are all state of mind – once you try to find their meaning it defeats the essence what happiness really is. A basta yun na yun!

By: Lorie

Lorie — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 03:34:47 +0000

That’s what I meant. Society has standards and we’re expected to go by them.

I think I get what you’re saying about happiness. Personally, I would prefer companionship, if the “right” person happens to come along.

By: fonse.

fonse. — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 03:21:01 +0000

Society (the system) is the only one that has standards – that is a boundary on a person’s capability. I may have misunderstood your statement, but there must be no standard in my way of life. Otherwise, it defeats the purpose.

We can only imagine an ideal relationship because anything that is influenced by an outside force (the relative) has a tendency to cause a rift between the connection. Again, happiness is only attainable in solitude.

The perfect art that portrayed such ideology would be a Korean movie called Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring. I had to mention it because my sister reminded me of the movie earlier. I saw the movie a few years back and it’s very powerful.

By: Lorie

Lorie — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 02:50:31 +0000

This is a funny post :D

The feeling of being not able to act the way you want to is suffocating and demoralizing. – Being expected to act within a standard is also suffocating. Pareho lang ata yun ah :-/

On romantic relationships, I learned from my previous one that it’s important to preserve your own personality and independence to be fulfilled in the relationship. Can’t wait for the other one to make you happy, make yourself happy first. Luma na rin to hehehe.

Methinks that an ideal relationship would be being with a person because it makes you happy-er, not being with the person to make you or the other person happy. Gulo ‘ata.