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The best thing that Prince has taught you The best thing Prince has inspired me to do is to take a more active interest in spirtuality. Accepting God has nothing to do with religion which used to turn me off. Positivity happens naturaly when people accept that God is within them.
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LOVE , PEACE OF MIND | |
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my brother says that not having an opinion is an opinion.....i don't know... | |
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the shoes we are to ware must be worn and walked in down the winding road. News: Prince pulls his head out his ass in the last moment.
Bad News: Prince wasted too much quality time doing so. You have those internalized issues because you want to, you like to, stop. | |
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I never really thought about it but I suppose Prince (along with good parents and common sense) helped me embrace my individuality and be comfortable in my own skin.
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He taught me how to not give a fuck what anyone thinks. Andy has spoken dammitt. | |
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that it's okay to sue those that supposedly care about me. | |
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He taught me that sex can be spiritual, and this is before I experienced Sex, which actually got me prepared for that and I THANK him every day for this.
Michael Philips about Prince: "He told me that playing a solo is like making love. You have to pay attention to the things that make your partner respond -- and space them out so they come at exactly the right time. It's one big, long orgasm."
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MickG said: the shoes we are to ware must be worn and walked in down the winding road.
Exactly! He has taught me that wierd is not bad, and to accept myself as I am, that being unique is being different. And difference is not wierd. It's just "different" | |
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not 2 wear bottomless pants! | |
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Scandalous69 said: He taught me that sex can be spiritual, and this is before I experienced Sex, which actually got me prepared for that and I THANK him every day for this.
Kinky sex, hot sex, passionate sex, it can all be SPIRITUAL. In order to experience all those amazing and good feelings, you don't have to sleep with millions of poeple to be able to feel it. NO, to the contrary, its a matter of state of mind and your spiritual connection with the person you are with. Apart from that side of things, he definitely taught me the level and standard of what is to be considered GREAT MUSIC. He rocks my world. | |
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To expect the unexpected.
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If the wind blew every petal from your precious red rose
Would U be afraid of what U'd find inside?
Prince - Dreamin' About U | |
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vainandy said: He taught me how to not give a fuck what anyone thinks.
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How to fuck customers over who pay good money for stuff! . | |
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vainandy said: He taught me how to not give a fuck what anyone thinks.
thanks, prince - now the rest of the world thinks i'm completely | |
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DMSR "Todo está bien chévere" Stevie | |
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SquirrelMeat said: How to fuck customers over who pay good money for stuff! Andy has spoken dammitt. | |
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I learned from Prince to believe in myself and trust who I am.
I'm a creep and you're a weirdo... | |
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vainandy said: He taught me how to not give a fuck what anyone thinks.
I was just about to say the same thing and that is what Prince taught me too. | |
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MY LOVE..MY LIfeblood..... To be STRONG..To Be Free..To Be COLOR BLIND...To Be OUTSPOKEN and UNAFRAID,...TO BE FEARLESS.... TO LOVE..To EXPLORE..To BELIEVE IN GOD..To Be DIFFERENT.....To Be AN INDIVIDUAL.. It is HIM Named PRINCe WHOM I am MeArly a PUPIL..... He is MY MENTOR.....MY PERFECT MAN.....LOVE OF MY ENTIRETY.....FOREVER IN PURPLY MAN's LAIR...FOREVER UNDER HIS SPELL..... Is He a WITCHY MAN of LOVE???? | |
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How to be a great musician & an even better savvy businessman. He's completely changed how artists deal directly with labels. Many didn't think he'd comeback
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Da little guy has taught me how to score wit' da ladies by wearing stillettos.
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I don't need the encouragement. "To criticize is to choose the laziest form of expression." -some deep dude | |
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xpertluva said: I never really thought about it but I suppose Prince (along with good parents and common sense) helped me embrace my individuality and be comfortable in my own skin.
I'm completely straight, yet I used to get teased about looking like a girl when I was much younger and I got asked if I was gay sometimes. I was very thin and had long hair. In fact, people told me all the time that I looked like Prince. This was when Purple Rain came out and I was around 8 or 9. I hated the comparison (eventhough I liked his music, I was reluctant to admit it) or when people told me I was pretty. However, with time, I learned to accept that I didn't look like the Marlboro man and that it was cool to just be myself. I also saw that Prince never had any trouble getting women, make up, high heels and all. So in a way, I suppose he helped me be a little more confident. I can completely relate! I got in2 Prince hardcore when I was about 3 years old in 1984, so going thru middle school and high school people assumed I was gay cause they thought he was gay, They also felt that me being a man, I shouldn't have been in2 him and his music as hard as I was (as opposed 2 gangsta rap and whatever was popular on the radio). I did take it a step further by embracing my individulaity and just dressing in some really freaky outfits in school, growing my hair long, dyeing my hair different colorrs, wearing nothing but silver jewelry and african beads and chokers, and I sed 2 enhance my eyes with clear mascara and eye liner. So yes, I was the outcast in school. Most people would say that I brought all the ridicule I suffered in school on myself and I would agree 2 an extent, but it meant more 2 me when I'd hear the rare open minded individual tell me how much of an inspiration I was 2 them 4 "doing my own thing", and not caring what others thought about me. Plus, NEVER had a problem getting or keeping a girlfriend. They all respected my individuality when others were trying 2 be "hard" and "gangsta". Plus, being a black man playing the guitar, bass, drums, and keys but rarely using it 4 hip-hop music in a mostly black shool (here in Detroit, and when I moved 2 Tennessee) didn't help either, cause U'd get the ones who said that I listend 2 and played "white music". Prince and his music has taught me 2 just be who U are, "don't let society tell U how it's supposed 2 be", and instead of following everyone else's path, cut across the field and start your own 4 others 2 follow... Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds. Have no fear 4 atomic energy cuz none of them can stop the time. How long shall they kill our prophets while we stand aside and look? Some say it's just a part of it, we got | |
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How to be versatile and eccentrically fantastic OK Prince. This year... if your ready, then Im ready.
RIP MJ and RIP NaNa | |
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vainandy said: He taught me how to not give a fuck what anyone thinks.
DITTO noituloveR lautiripS weN a fo gninwaD eht si sihT | |
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To embrace acts of the sexual nature as healthy deep normal and fun activites instead of how terrible my mom used to make me feel about sex. ("Sex is dirty, wrong, and no daughter of mine will be doing it!) Also, how to yes, not give a fuck but also how to lovingly look a prince hater in the eye and make a smartass comment about how they don't know shit about prince or his music. Can no longer go to the concert (don't ask) if you want my tickets at cost (2) let me know!!! | |
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Mindbells9 said: xpertluva said: I never really thought about it but I suppose Prince (along with good parents and common sense) helped me embrace my individuality and be comfortable in my own skin.
I'm completely straight, yet I used to get teased about looking like a girl when I was much younger and I got asked if I was gay sometimes. I was very thin and had long hair. In fact, people told me all the time that I looked like Prince. This was when Purple Rain came out and I was around 8 or 9. I hated the comparison (eventhough I liked his music, I was reluctant to admit it) or when people told me I was pretty. However, with time, I learned to accept that I didn't look like the Marlboro man and that it was cool to just be myself. I also saw that Prince never had any trouble getting women, make up, high heels and all. So in a way, I suppose he helped me be a little more confident. I can completely relate! I got in2 Prince hardcore when I was about 3 years old in 1984, so going thru middle school and high school people assumed I was gay cause they thought he was gay, They also felt that me being a man, I shouldn't have been in2 him and his music as hard as I was (as opposed 2 gangsta rap and whatever was popular on the radio). I did take it a step further by embracing my individulaity and just dressing in some really freaky outfits in school, growing my hair long, dyeing my hair different colorrs, wearing nothing but silver jewelry and african beads and chokers, and I sed 2 enhance my eyes with clear mascara and eye liner. So yes, I was the outcast in school. Most people would say that I brought all the ridicule I suffered in school on myself and I would agree 2 an extent, but it meant more 2 me when I'd hear the rare open minded individual tell me how much of an inspiration I was 2 them 4 "doing my own thing", and not caring what others thought about me. Plus, NEVER had a problem getting or keeping a girlfriend. They all respected my individuality when others were trying 2 be "hard" and "gangsta". Plus, being a black man playing the guitar, bass, drums, and keys but rarely using it 4 hip-hop music in a mostly black shool (here in Detroit, and when I moved 2 Tennessee) didn't help either, cause U'd get the ones who said that I listend 2 and played "white music". Prince and his music has taught me 2 just be who U are, "don't let society tell U how it's supposed 2 be", and instead of following everyone else's path, cut across the field and start your own 4 others 2 follow... Yeah, I know what you mean. With age, most people should realize that the coolest people are the ones with enough guts to be themselves and not conform. It's so much easier to blend in than it is to be different, but I've relished in my individuality since my early adolescence. [Edited 12/14/05 19:07pm] | |
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Prince taught me, all that glitters isn't gold.
News: Prince pulls his head out his ass in the last moment.
Bad News: Prince wasted too much quality time doing so. You have those internalized issues because you want to, you like to, stop. | |
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Love the one who is love .
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I think his work ethic and his thinking and planning ahead. Also musically to work hard until it's right.
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