http://rosewong.com ♥ The Angel & The Devil in Me ♥ Fri, 24 May 2013 04:21:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://rosewong.com/abusing-htc-one-front-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-66189 Constance Ann Fri, 24 May 2013 04:21:00 +0000 http://rosewong.com/?p=5807#comment-66189 such a camwhore tsk tsk tsk :P such a camwhore tsk tsk tsk

]]> http://rosewong.com/he-says-she-says/comment-page-1/#comment-66188 ahlost Wed, 22 May 2013 07:40:00 +0000 http://rosewong.com/?p=5784#comment-66188 thanks for dropping by and thanks for sharing this. Very meaningful indeed. :) thanks for dropping by and thanks for sharing this. Very meaningful indeed.

]]> http://rosewong.com/he-says-she-says/comment-page-1/#comment-66187 Anonymous Wed, 22 May 2013 06:14:00 +0000 http://rosewong.com/?p=5784#comment-66187 Hi I bumped into your blog by accident and this topic is indeed interesting. Firstly, assumptions are dangerous - I think, you think... - danger zone! Yes, we need to trust our partners (that's for sure!) but we also want them to respect us and not abuse the trust that we give them. It is also our responsibility to make our partner feels secure and comfortable. Trust doesn't just come by saying I trust her/him. I have seen best friends who just simply hang out and have a drink, but also some best friends who can get all cuddly and cosy with each other (not sure if you would consider that normal and simple - to them it is - but how would you feel if your partner thinks this is normal because they are best friends, and would she/he thinks it's OK if you do the same thing?). I agree with Sin about finding the balance in the friendship. We need to know our boundaries as a good/best friend, respecting your friend's partner and keeping within the line. Trust involves an array of complex feeling. It takes both sides' responsibility to work on it together as a couple to gain a mutual understanding on this point. It takes a lot of effort on building the foundation on mutual trust. Hi I bumped into your blog by accident and this topic is indeed interesting. Firstly, assumptions are dangerous – I think, you think… – danger zone! Yes, we need to trust our partners (that’s for sure!) but we also want them to respect us and not abuse the trust that we give them. It is also our responsibility to make our partner feels secure and comfortable. Trust doesn’t just come by saying I trust her/him. I have seen best friends who just simply hang out and have a drink, but also some best friends who can get all cuddly and cosy with each other (not sure if you would consider that normal and simple – to them it is – but how would you feel if your partner thinks this is normal because they are best friends, and would she/he thinks it’s OK if you do the same thing?). I agree with Sin about finding the balance in the friendship. We need to know our boundaries as a good/best friend, respecting your friend’s partner and keeping within the line. Trust involves an array of complex feeling. It takes both sides’ responsibility to work on it together as a couple to gain a mutual understanding on this point. It takes a lot of effort on building the foundation on mutual trust.

]]> http://rosewong.com/abusing-htc-one-front-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-66186 suituapui Tue, 21 May 2013 23:27:00 +0000 http://rosewong.com/?p=5807#comment-66186 Camwhore! You went to The D'yak? Same tablecloth... LOL!!! Camwhore! You went to The D’yak? Same tablecloth… LOL!!!

]]> http://rosewong.com/abusing-htc-one-front-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-66185 Gerald Lim Tue, 21 May 2013 11:15:00 +0000 http://rosewong.com/?p=5807#comment-66185 looks like the front camera quality not good leh... :( looks like the front camera quality not good leh…

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