Indeed. I suppose I should smoke some pot.
It'd be fun to get high together and break down the universe.
I love Rick because he always comes through for me. I love that he can't stand to see me upset (whether it's his fault or not). I love that he puts up with me and my persistent pessimism. I love that he remembers to tell me I'm beautiful when I'm not dressed up or wearing makeup. I love that he takes care of me when I'm so sick I can't move. I love that he's a bit helpless without me. I love that he'll rub my back when I can't fall asleep. Most of all, I love that he loves me.
Well, if you think having nice teeth is a class indicator it would make sense that you don't understand why people in America want nice teeth. Having nice teeth here isn't an indicator of anything other than you actually taking care of your body.
Note to self: Do not ever get high and log in to old Myspace account and read my ex-girlfriend's abandoned account because it's littered with all kinds of happy lovey-dovey things about me and us back when shit was good while listening to Against the Wind by Bob Seger ever again.
example:
god where's my gun...
Why? Everyone likes the feeling of being loved, don't be silly.
Sure, I agree, but is it a good reason to love another person?
Seriously tho, that last sentenced scared the shit out of me. The "I love you because you love me" Red Flag!
As an aspiring Psychiatrist/Psychologist, one whose only Psych teacher thus far was an avid Freudian, I think Freud was mostly garbage.
Stress is generally the natural response to the divide between expectations and reality, the more unrealistic and rigid the expectations the worse the stress. Stress leads to all sorts of problems, and the "Death spiral" of worry feeding more stress is not uncommon, as the worry focuses on the divide and not on aligning expectations with reality.
I don't think it has much to do with the phallus except in a tangential relation, as our sexual worth is most often tied up with our general self worth, particularly where ever we happen to perceive our strengths. An athlete would be less sexually confident upon failing an athletic test, the academic upon failing an exam.