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ne se soglasuvam so tebe Julija ...... malku pojubovna e taa prikazna ... a antropologijata kako nauka se zanimava so mazite i zenite ... a taa teorija e osnova na taa nauka ....

pa mnogu se sakale , a so nivnata ljubov stanale kako edno ... toa gi zagrizilo bogovite ,,,,,mislam stanale ljubomorni .... zatoa gi razdelile so grom .... no zatoa sto nivnata ljubov bila ogromna tie prodolzile da se baraat .......taka da do den denesen sekoj si ja bara svojata polovina .....

neli ni ostanuva uste edna rabota a toa e nadezta .... engie .... ne se sekiraj ..... mislam deka kke ja najdess .... ako ja imass najdeno super , ako ne ,..... sama kke dojde ...... ne se plasi ..... taka bilo pisano ,,,

imaj verba i nadezz , a za ostanatoto ubavo rece ...... vistinsko vreme.....vistinsko vreme .....

engie напиша: ah nadezda....taa e licemerna,lazno te smiruva,zalazuva deka se ke bide ok,...a vsusnost  te nosi pod noz.

Малце си сега down ама ќе биде добро верувај ми... па не си ти престарена ... А што знаеш, можеби и тебе некој те бара...

Julija a ti ja imas li najdeno?

Изменето од engie - 11.Август.2006 во 23:57

Ја најдов приказната, само на англиски е:

According to Plato's creation story in the Symposium...

In the beginning there was only one human. And this human was "created perfection." The strange thing was that this first "created perfection" human had all the "necessary" male parts, as well as having all the "necessary" female parts (if you get my drift). But this perfect human (with all the "necessary" parts) was then tragically split apart – and since then, the two halves (male parts and female parts) have been forever searching for one another in order to join together and regain their sense of original created wholeness.

"Each of us when separated, having one side only... is but indenture of a man, and he is always looking for his other half." Plato from the Symposium