prag·ma·tism | |||||
noun | |||||
Definition: | |||||
1. way of thinking about results: a straightforward practical way of thinking about things or dealing with problems, concerned with results rather than with theories and principles | |||||
2. way of evaluating theories: a philosophical view that a theory or concept should be evaluated in terms of how it works and its consequences as the standard for action and thought.
How did a pragmatist like me end up being such an idealist? Seriously, I'm the most practical person you'll ever meet. I'm always trying to figure out if something's going to work. I want to know the application of concepts. I come up with solutions that satisfy as many people involved as possible. But I also believe in perfection. I believe in love. I believe in fairy tales, huge romantic gestures, deep hurts, and happily ever after. So how does this work out? I want practical love. I want compatibility. I want stability. I want insanity. I want someone to adore me. Someone who will lasso the moon for me. How did those two violently opposed ideas end up in the same person? And how can I ever hope to be both the practical and the crazy one in a relationship? I make little sense. |
Sunday, February 21, 2010
29 Dimensions of Compatibility
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