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on 2008-11-02 21:55:11 |
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If a person says "You mean everything to me!"
Does it mean even nothing? Nothing is still part of everything am i right?
Or is this just corny.  |
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on 2008-11-12 19:26:34 |
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Nothing is and isn't everything. Like life and death, both exist simultaneously. What the person may mean could be that in life, it's everything of importance. Nothing is not derived from everything, nothing shares the roots of everything. Like how a black hole devours everything into nothing, a white hole throws out from nothing into everything. Some may say that love means nothing to them while others may conclude that love means everything while they live. It all boils down to the experiences one has. |
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on 2008-11-12 22:04:10 |
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Quote:
If a person says "You mean everything to me!"
Does it mean even nothing? Nothing is still part of everything am i right?
Or is this just corny.
Wow what crap. Life consists of many things and love is just part of it.
Saying "you mean everything to me" is just utter bullshit. |
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on 2008-12-17 23:29:23 |
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use words correctly... |
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