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I think gradually with experience I've tended to follow my head rather than my heart. By thinking things through it's tempered my passion and loosened my grip of emotion which I guess is a good thing because I can be really emotional at times. I've always followed my heart in the short run of things, for good or worse. But I've found that by following my head in the long run, I think I've been better for it and has allowed me to form a more objective conclusion to my natural gut instict about people and things in general.
I've found that falling in love with someone has often made me act irrational as when I'm angry also. Sometimes I'm proud of things I've done and somethings I regret. Either way, I've often followed my heart in the heat of the moment. However, I do have my principles which are ultimately decisions I've made by following my head rather than through gut instint or by following my heart. I feel I reflect, interprete and experiment with and about things deeply. Perhaps even too deeply at times. I've found I've saved a lot of heartache and dissapointment in time by expecting everyone to be rational but not in the short run. I expect myself and others to follow their heart and gut instinct in the short run. However, I don't think you can seperate following your heart and your head that easily. Unlike coffee and tea they don't come in seperate jars. I think a lot of people have a passion for living by principles they have rationally laid out for themselves. | |
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JDINTERACTIVE said: I think gradually with experience I've tended to follow my head rather than my heart. By thinking things through it's tempered my passion and loosened my grip of emotion which I guess is a good thing because I can be really emotional at times. I've always followed my heart in the short run of things, for good or worse. But I've found that by following my head in the long run, I think I've been better for it and has allowed me to form a more objective conclusion to my natural gut instict about people and things in general.
I've found that falling in love with someone has often made me act irrational as when I'm angry also. Sometimes I'm proud of things I've done and somethings I regret. Either way, I've often followed my heart in the heat of the moment. However, I do have my principles which are ultimately decisions I've made by following my head rather than through gut instint or by following my heart. I feel I reflect, interprete and experiment with and about things deeply. Perhaps even too deeply at times. I've found I've saved a lot of heartache and dissapointment in time by expecting everyone to be rational but not in the short run. I expect myself and others to follow their heart and gut instinct in the short run. However, I don't think you can seperate following your heart and your head that easily. Unlike coffee and tea they don't come in seperate jars. I think a lot of people have a passion for living by principles they have rationally laid out for themselves. Oh! Shut the fuck up!  | |
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Cloudbuster said: JDINTERACTIVE said: I think gradually with experience I've tended to follow my head rather than my heart. By thinking things through it's tempered my passion and loosened my grip of emotion which I guess is a good thing because I can be really emotional at times. I've always followed my heart in the short run of things, for good or worse. But I've found that by following my head in the long run, I think I've been better for it and has allowed me to form a more objective conclusion to my natural gut instict about people and things in general.
I've found that falling in love with someone has often made me act irrational as when I'm angry also. Sometimes I'm proud of things I've done and somethings I regret. Either way, I've often followed my heart in the heat of the moment. However, I do have my principles which are ultimately decisions I've made by following my head rather than through gut instint or by following my heart. I feel I reflect, interprete and experiment with and about things deeply. Perhaps even too deeply at times. I've found I've saved a lot of heartache and dissapointment in time by expecting everyone to be rational but not in the short run. I expect myself and others to follow their heart and gut instinct in the short run. However, I don't think you can seperate following your heart and your head that easily. Unlike coffee and tea they don't come in seperate jars. I think a lot of people have a passion for living by principles they have rationally laid out for themselves. Oh! Shut the fuck up!  | |
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JDINTERACTIVE said:  Cute! | |
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