what can you do?

Question

that you thought you couldn't do
and also what cant you do that you thought you could

just answering 1 of the 2 is ok
but if you can answer both thats ok too

Answer 1

I thought I'll never fall in love... I believed that i am independent and i didn't need anyone to make my life fulfilled, until I met this guy that made me fall bad. He is a great guy and each day i was falling for him deeper.

But I had this one rule for myself.. that I will never be with a guy that cheats or lie to me.

Yes I dumped a lot of those kinds in the past and it didn't hit me until yesterday night, I found out something that he did that i didn't know of and he lied to me. I Couldn't handle it. Even though i knew it was before our relationship. It broke me into pieces.

I told him it was over. But he cried and apologize. Told me that he is very serious about us. I kept telling him i can't be with him anymore so many times. At last he gave up, he said goodbye...

The moment i heard him say that, I couldn't help myself saying "don't go"... I decided to forgive him. The first time in my life I forgave a guy for lyin to me...
All my life I thought I could never fall in love but I have...
All my life i thought i can be independent but i cant...

Answer 2

I always presumed, for the sake of personal freedom, that I could do anything, which did not require exceptional physical skill, such as run the fastest 100m , given the will, time, opportunity and guidance or support.

I believe, not know, just firmly believe, that I have physical limitation, as the one mentioned above or for instance, altering my physical frame beyond medical possibilities. I further believe that merely thinking something will not make it happen, although it is the first step in the process. I also believe it impossible to rationally explain the origin or purpose of existence, which I still hope to do against hope.

Answer 3

Ans ; 1 Oil painting
Ans: 2 Understand women

Answer 4

I could answer your question by citing some interesting, real or imaginary, instances of my life. Instances of the things that I wanted to do but could not because of the ironies and limitations in my life. Or, the instances of the things that I never imagined I could ever be able to do. Or, on the other hand, things that I could end up doing, and the things that I might still do in the times to come; it is all quite open.

But perhaps you want to see how I progressed into making possible all that once seemed so impossible or, how I progressed into he enlightenment of the fact that all that one thinks can be done, in reality cannot be done, and one has to settle, in the end, for what one could do as the best that one could have been done anyway – a tree, for instance, finds freedom of waving in the air and the sun with gentle breezes passing only once it as its roots set in the dark and damp soils of the ground.

Life, in a sense, is an act of realising a constant perpetual dream, as the best things always stay hidden, stored, in the mind, that when we begin to realise we begin to dream. And when our dreams are in a state of wakefulness we aspire and grow ambitious, we feel pain of failure and joys of success. Then we hope and pray day and night that all our dreams and wishes may come true soon.

But here in a realistic world this is not merely a matter of my dreams, and my wishes alone, for I may have lofty dreams for my ethereal self, but the people I would eventually have to share my dreams with might not be the high flyer as I might assume myself to be; they may be mere earth-dwellers. One might wish that one could fly like a bird, but then every bird needs to have a tree, or a rock face, to come to, to roost, to nest and to seek rest in flights. My dreams of what I could do thus had to change, they have to alter, as I come to realise that what I can do is all subjected to what I should do in my moral sense, to what I aught to do in my wider ethical sense, and to what I accept as the best thing for myself to do in a most personal sense of my being.

Then they say that if in the entire universe were but one tiny electron present, then the electric field of that tiniest particle would have been sufficient to pull an object placed as far as the other end of the universe as it is now.

And then we see when a child is born he or she cries. I could allow myself here into believing that children cry upon the moment of their coming into this world more for the reason that a physical world falls around them like a decorative backdrop of a stage set, their new world where the first thing that they sense is its limitations, that then a child is no longer able to see eternity, it goes out of sight with all things limited coming in the view.

There is only so much that we can do in this world, and there is so much more in the mind that it knows can be done. All through our lives, we teach ourselves, against our natural will and capacities, to do only what should be done. It however is always inspirational to know, and to be mindful of the things that could have been done, but were left undone due to human concerns, bindings and attachment.

Answer 5

1). When I was a kid, I thought, that I can't eat cheese. I thought. I'll throw up. Later I had discovered that I can (still don't like it too much).

Answer 6

I thought I could not survive Junior High...but I did.

I thought I could not survive High School...but I did

I thought I could not survive the US Navy...but I did.

I thought I could compete with others for my dream career...but I could not do so without stepping on others, so I gave it up.

Answer 7

i once thought that i would lose my identity if i tore up my s.s. card[yes i was on frying very hard] i didn't think i could stop doing drugs but some how i did that

Answer 8

teach
be infront of people and impart knowledge to them
be funny and be intersting and popular

swim and ride a bike
still trying

Answer 9

I can eat chickpea's, I didn't knowthat previously.

Answer 10

Wiggle my ears.