2.14.2012

Happyu Valentine's day

Shara Sumimoto Happy Valentine's Day...
I know that everything you'd wanna here, I already say.
I'd give you the cosmos, I'd bend over in every which way.
That will be the day,
the day that I give it to you harder than before...
Harder than I ever knew that wasn't folklore.
You are everything I ever hallucinated an incubus stronger than me at my core.

I wanna wear daddy's shirt, and smell him, feel him...
I wanna feel him inside me, I don't care if it's a sin...
I know how this game works, we only have the option win....
I tell you all the time,
Daddy i'll be your baby bunny, make you money, make your life super sunny.
Hunny, say you'll let ME be your sweetest bunny.

Baby sings a sad song.
baby shows when he's upset.
His sin turns me on and makes my thighs quiver and sloppy wet.
The way he kisses me with ecstasy is an imprinted memory impossible to forget.
My love is sensitive, he's the only one I need.
The one who touches my heart and makes it bleed...
Red. for you. The only one I've ever wanted...
You're love's sexy and likes to make me feel oh so very haunted.
There is no task for you that is anywhere near undaunted...

I am soooooooo in love, so fucking in love.
My heart is singing to you, in that sultry tone.
The one where it tells you I'm beyond ready to go, go , go.
I'll take you backstage and give you the real show.
Throw me against the wall, and take you down, down, down...town.
My hair is always in my face when I make that," oh my fucking god," sound,
Orgasm at the thought of you cumming inside me.........
So hot, wet and makes me feel unable to breathe, or even see...
You own my body, eat me up daddy, I gave you the key.
I'll fuck you and love you and seal our fate and this is now an abiding deal.
My heart is something you were told not to steal.
You robbed it even without the movie reel,
you made my life a movie that was more than real.
I'll keep on giving you more love, kisses, feel you touch me, fuck me, keep on needing you, everyday, baby. everyday baby. every fucking day is yours. Love me two times, like The Doors.

Forever, will you be mine?
Be my daddy, be my valentine.
I'll be your baby bunny with rays of sunshine.
Even the stars declare the lion goes with gemini.

I love you more than you could ever know.
My heart continues to multiply and exponentially grow.
Damn I love you,
I know you know, that I know, that you know, that we know.
I swear to god there will never be a day you don't know.
Love is a thing that's easy to translate and show....
Especially, when you just know. - Shara Sumimoto 2/12/2012

1.03.2012

true that

Need Help, Don't doubt yourself anymore.... Here are a few ways how...

http://zenhabits.net/conquer-self-doubt/

5 Great Ways to Conquer Self Doubt

This is a guest post by Alexandra Levit, career advice columnist for the Wall Street Journal.

Self doubt has been something I’ve struggled with all my life, from debating whether I could get into a top tier university to believing I could succeed as a writer. It’s a very human emotion, and it’s made worse for some people because of life experiences or temperament. Self doubt also makes you feel alone. Sometimes you think you’re the only person in the universe who suffers from a crisis of confidence, and you wish that you could be more like your successful, self-assured neighbor. Well, I guarantee that your neighbor doubts himself every now and then too.

You won’t ever be able to rid yourself of doubt entirely – believe me, I’ve tried. But I hope that these suggestions will lessen your pain when dark thoughts are all around you.

Go back in time: The first step to overcoming self doubt is to recognize that it’s there in the first place. Think about the circumstances that are leading you to feel insecure, and see if you notice any patterns. Are there particular situations (for example, dealing with a new boss, speaking in public) that prompt you to feel this way? Make a note of times in the past when you doubted yourself but ended up coming through with flying colors. Knowledge and recognition of your past successes will bolster your courage regarding what you can achieve in the future.

Defeat the doubtful thoughts: In one column, write a doubtful thought, and in the opposite column, write facts that dispute that doubtful thought. For instance, suppose you are afraid to invite a new colleague to lunch because you’re afraid you won’t have anything to talk about and she won’t like me. Statements that refute that thought might be: “We can spend at least an hour talking about the office culture here and what she did before this” and “She will like me because I’ve made a sincere overture to get to know her better.”

Keep an event journal: If you are a person who experiences a lot of self doubt, then it’s time for a test. In the course of a single day, write down all of the things – simple and complex – that you accomplished without a hitch. These can be things like “ran productive staff meeting” or “had great talk with Brandon over coffee.” Then, write down the things that didn’t go so well. You will inevitably notice that the list of things that went well far outweighs the list of things that didn’t, and this will hopefully allow you to see your doubt in a different light.

Call on your cheerleaders: Often, our loved ones can see our lives much more objectively than we can. Being a natural introvert, I sometimes doubt my interpersonal skills, and when someone doesn’t respond to me in the way that I expect, I occasionally get paranoid. It always helps to call one of my best friends so that she can assure me that I do in fact have a lot of wonderful relationships in my life.

Celebrate your successes: When a situation in which you doubted yourself turns out better than you expected, don’t just nod and smile and move immediately on to the next thing. Take a moment and reward yourself for a positive outcome. Do something you enjoy like going to your favorite restaurant or eating a delectable dessert. Taking the time to cement positive emotions in your mind will hopefully make the doubt disappear more quickly next time.

Alexandra Levit is a columnist for the Wall Street Journal and the author of the new book “New Job, New You: A Guide to Reinventing Yourself in a Bright New Career.” If you’re struggling with what to do with your career in the New Year, visit www.newjobnewyou.com for free tools and guidance.

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