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Latest post Mon, Jan 5 2009 5:53 PM by alhaneen. 3 replies.
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Anonymous  +  629958 Sun, 04 Jan 09 10:01 AM
I would like to know what you think and do to be more tolerant to things that you maybe don't like. How do you learn to accept people for who they are?
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Mister Micawber  +  629993 Sun, 04 Jan 09 10:24 AM
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I don't.  I expect perfection.
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aonlin  +  631500 Mon, 05 Jan 09 05:17 PM

  I don't attempt to accept  becase  usually  I only   recognize  what have they been    .I don't expect they should be or think as same as me and if I see something that I don't like I 'll  merely or stay away from them.
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alhaneen  +  631534 Mon, 05 Jan 09 05:53 PM
hi againI have understood your feeling and I agree with you
I am a mechanical engineer,I like to know more cultuers through new loyal friends
I think we are blieve with the golden rule,,SHOW ME RESPECT I WILL SHOW YOU RESPECT,,
alhaneen
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