Is your heart a secret garden and the walls are very high?

Christiane Cattano: My heart is a secret garden, but the walls are just made out of fluffy clouds.. :)People who take the time and are honest, can get through the clouds.No, but really.. I think everyone's true feelings are a secret.. they aren't visible.. but I'm open for people.. I usually talk a lot, but it takes someone I trust to share my deepest feelings with.. I've learned not to let just anyone make a big part of my life, because if you give your heart away too quickly.. you can get hurt.....Show more

Foster Padgette:

Shaun Rapkowicz: They're higher than I'd like, but they have helped too.

Peter Lapoint: u cant help. The blind cant lead the blind. My heart is much more then a collection of romantic poetic words. My heart actualy means something.

Lu Tiner: That gives me the impression of a "high maintenance" girl.Not someone I would want to keep company with.

Coleman Coscia: My heart is a very secret garden that is probably identical ! to a lot of other very secret gardens.Hi Taefield. I appreciate it.

Delora Struzzi: You're pushy, not everybody likes it. Some like to be pushed for they don't move. But I wouldn't like you push me. ie; I know what I'm doing, what I want in life, I know how to get it.Tanks.

Chastity Doderer: Would it be okay if I say "Pluralism (in art) has to do with all these different theories and ideas working together without having one being more important then the other"? Can you guys please explain me what Pluralism is in simplest form that a high school student can understand? Thank you soo soo MUCH!

Miguel Densley: Definitely. A faint soul will never win this garden.

Lolita Deschamp: It's an open field with many bridges.

Shamika Schools: your an ******

Stan Conley: Yes society is very shallow,but concerning the "avatar" thing, well, there wasn't much to work with,these things can never show you a true person's "real self", but if you look closel! y you can find out a lot about people by what they choose for ! extras--and of course, a screen name speaks volumes.

Hai Biggart: My heart is an outdoor toilet that won't flush properly.

Raelene Cunnick: I know what you mean, people don't like it when you show your real picture, and others wonder why people have to hide them selves by using different pictures..i don't see why it even matters.

Barrett Zheng: lol-yes

Kris Otuafi: Hugh, thanks very much for missing my point completly!!

Marco Stolarz: yes... it is and the walls reach up to the sky!It wasn't... but once upon a time, someone broke into the garden and destroyed all my cherished trees..

Lewis Ranft: I would not say shallow, but unrealistic. Most people probably look nothing like their avatars.

Ronny Dorge: Maybe your garden is helping you to get high. ;)Living life loving....Show more

Irving Jordahl: basically, I always ask questions that people don't want to answer, like I can tell they be lying but I ask them in a nice way

Virgil Menefee: Pluralism in art refers to the nature of artforms and artists as diverse. The cultural context of art is all encompassing in its respect for the art of the world's cultures. Inclusion of individuals of differing ethnicities, genders, ideologies, abilities, ages, religions, economic status and educational levels is valued. Pluralism honors differences within and between equitable groups while seeing their commonalities.

Joey Mekeel: It's not really "shallow" per se. The avatar is supposed to represent you, or who you want to be, or who you want others to see... so, you are putting that image out there.That's like calling someone shallow for believing a person who uses racial slurs is racist.

Lanita Reichman: ...........because we have the tendency to take a person's avatar too seriously?

Shelley Stevens: You should be a detective. You could also hose 'em a little bit.

Marvel Mcaulay: Well, the fact that you have the impression that ! anybody but you knows wtf you're talking about when you say you're push! ing people "to the limit" is indicative of a huge lack of empathy. I guess you also believe that there is only one limit, "the" limit. This shows that you are one dimensional and incapable of creative thought. Finally, your claim that it is inadvertent behaviour is vastly self-serving. Ever heard "fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me" ? Well, push someone to the limit once and oops but do it again and it is obviously a choice you arer making. Since there is a pattern in your behaviour, I'd say you have to evaluate why you are so massively insecure that you feel it is appropriate to push people at all, let alone to the limit (whatever that means...) Low self esteem and low empathy, per'aps....Show more

Weldon Totaro: No, not at all. My gate is wide open.

Malcom Bourek: people seem shallow because that is all we care to see. we don't go diving into one's soul or reasoning. We see only the tip of the iceberg and we are judged by it.I'm so! rry but, I ain't going to be "diving" into your inner depths anytime soon.

Donte Liversedge: i kinda look like my avatar, inasmuch as i'm lacking most of my hair, but i'm fatter and not as handsome also. and my wife says i'm somewhat of a horse's butt, however they did not have one of those available as an avatar that i saw or perhaps i'd have used it instead of the good looking fellow with the shiney head.

Debora Rinderer: The walls were up high. The people that break it down are usually the ones who bring them back up again, for being manipulative.

Burt Cheevers: 1) You are uptight2) You are overbearing3) You are egotisticalIts not all bad though. The world needs people like you.

Francis Stickle: Swamp, no need for walls.

Beau Starcevic: Philosophy is the wrong forum. Oops. Try the Art forum, consult a dictionary, or perhaps ask in the Words & Wordplay forum.

Bob Pucella: It is for most people. very few is my heart an open garden and th! ere are no walls.

Hans Sachetti: yes i think so , and sometimes y! ou met people as like as they was they didn't change in any time .... and also we have tendency to take person's avatar too seriously sometimes .

Barton Sease: Yes i do. And one should always treat what their teachers teach them as "shallow",too; for if you dont, the probably is that you will "have-a-feeling" that something you learned is also shallow,but you wont know what. (So i am saying that "shallow-ness"is a property of the results of bad teaching;and then even No worthwhile "teaching" either!)...Show more

Alexis Reyer: Please elaborate, do you annoy people or trying to help themimportant fact to answer your question.

Alonso Crehan: Yes and it is and always will be but with time and patience I'll allow some people to clip over the walls.