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allbitenobark:
Thanks for sharing! ;)

newlyPsychicAddicted:
gr8 compilation :)

eleonora:

--- Quote from: Bugspray on June 19, 2012, 04:38:02 AM ---
I have yet to meet a psycic who can predict events in such detail as the starbucks situation- and I search psycics to find this. I agree though every action changes an outcome. I was doing absouletly nothing in order to get my bf to propose to me, this weekend however I finally snapped and lashed out. This will change the outcome that was originally predicted. NO reader predicted I'd snap. I chose my own free will to do so. And unfortunately, I probably changed the outcome drastically. This is how free will comes into play!! Cringe.

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It simply means that we're in the 21st  century and that two people can openly, mutually, intelligently talk about getting married without waiting for that medieval proposal. If he wants to marry you, he will, no matter what you do or say. If he doesn't, no action or many actions won't change his mind. If you haven't changed the outcome, you may have simply facilitated 'an' outcome. I don't believe that our actions will change any possible outcome, actually quite the opposite. Our destiny is in our hands.

skyline:

--- Quote ---I have yet to meet a psycic who can predict events in such detail as the starbucks situation- and I search psycics to find this. I agree though every action changes an outcome. I was doing absouletly nothing in order to get my bf to propose to me, this weekend however I finally snapped and lashed out. This will change the outcome that was originally predicted. NO reader predicted I'd snap.
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They can't predict or see everything, but a good reader should be able to see the ultimate outcome.

little_miss_sunshine:
Great points.

I do believe that some outcomes are meant to be, no matter what we do.

I guess for me especially, cause i am stubborn as helllll, I question the usefulness of getting predictions.

2 years ago, i saw a psychic who gave me a prediction, and from my pt of view, it was in line with what I was going to do anyway. But just because she said it, and also because I am a rebel at heart, I set out to prove it wrong. I was determined to beat fate. In the end, I succeeded in proving her wrong. 

Question is, was she really wrong in her prediction? And if she hadn't told me, would I have tried so hard to go against it?

To each their own i guess. But I realize for me, it doesnt work well....

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