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Well I would help her, cause my job litteraly reads: "Proffesinal Doormat".

The question is, why are you a doormat?

Options:
- To get into a meaningful relationship with a girl.
- To get "laid".
- Because you think they are weak and need extra help.
- Because you are just naturally a nice and helpful person.
- Because you are a mommas boy and have a ingrained gut reaction to women's cries for help to rush to their aid.

If you have another option I will add it to the list, no judgement on which of these options is bad, it's just good to know where you fit in.

SinbadEV wrote:The question is, why are you a doormat?

Options:
- To get into a meaningful relationship with a girl.
- To get "laid".
- Because you think they are weak and need extra help.
- Because you are just naturally a nice and helpful person.
- Because you are a mommas boy and have a ingrained gut reaction to women's cries for help to rush to their aid.

If you have another option I will add it to the list, no judgement on which of these options is bad, it's just good to know where you fit in.

you missed 'because they are attractive' - different to getting laid

One, two and four!

unpossible wrote:you missed 'because they are attractive' - different to getting laid

But why are you helping people because they are attractive, that's not a reason, it's just a different question, Why are you a doormat around attractive women.

Maybe I should add:

- I'm incapable of funtioning rationally around attractive females, my brain turns to mush and I start following orders in a trance.

The new star wars movies.

Neuralize wrote:The new star wars movies.

It takes a part of your soul with it to puragotory everytime someone mentions it...

SinbadEV wrote: - I'm incapable of funtioning rationally around attractive females, my brain turns to mush and I start following orders in a trance.

Sure, why not?
I mean, better that than doing something completely stupid instead.

Yeah, at least you're useful.

The Lay of Beren and Luthien, the first time I read it.

You had better know what that is...

Lindir The Green wrote:The Lay of Beren and Luthien, the first time I read it.

That made me cry as well. I used to be really quite human.

omg geeks!
I'm more deeply moved by certain parts in the LotR movie (and book) than any other movie that I can remember.

aGorm wrote:Life??

aGorm

good call

What makes me cry...

the end of Babylon 5. Cause that was just sad.

The end of Gladiator.

neddiedrow wrote:

Lindir The Green wrote:The Lay of Beren and Luthien, the first time I read it.

That made me cry as well. I used to be really quite human.

Simarillion is written with Tears & Ashes on Leaves of Trees, long drowned before the Ring again was found. Why did nobody ever made a Movie out of this Books - if you ever study them, the whole Lord of the Rings becomes just a weak whisper, after a Song that was once strong like a Tornado.

Sigh.

Zoombie wrote:Adagio for Strings. That has to be one of the most beautiful and sad songs I've ever heard.

Good choice.

No Ordinary Morning, Chicane.

PicassoCT wrote:Simarillion is written with Tears & Ashes on Leaves of Trees, long drowned before the Ring again was found. Why did nobody ever made a Movie out of this Books - if you ever study them, the whole Lord of the Rings becomes just a weak whisper, after a Song that was once strong like a Tornado.

Sigh.

Uh... yeah...

Just what I was thinking