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Subject: Re: RE:  How honest are you willing to be in a relationship?
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Date: Fri, 23-Sep-83 22:16:20 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep 23 22:16:20 1983
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I find that I am the reverse of many people.  I feel that if I'm going to
spend time with someone at all, it might as well be meaningful, quality time.
Engaging in casual activities with people whom I know only casually seems a
waste of time; if I'm going to spend time with a person, I want to know that
person and be known by her/him.  (About the only exception to this is that I
often eat with people I know only casually; but then, I have to eat anyway,
and I'm not sto eat anyway,
and I'm not so much of a hacker that I don't dislike eating alone.  [That's a
good sentence for net.nlang!])  Does anyone have any ideas on how to fit this
unusual outlook into the fearful societal mores, which dictate that you must
waste a lot of time on chaff o much of a hacker that I don't dislike eating alone.  [That's a
good sentence for net.nlang!])  Does anyone have any ideas on how to fit this
unusual outlook into the fearful societal mores, which dictate that you must
waste a lot of time on chaff before you get to the wheat?

Also, may I recommend a book on this topic I recently read.  It's entitled
"Why Am I Afraid to Tell You Who I Am?", by John Powell, S.J.  It provides an
insightf