Nicholas’ Unified Theory of Interpersonal Dynamics
Earlier today on MSN, in a fit of Einsteinian genius:
Viceice || In Miri says:
i got this theory about silence
[Friend] says:
right
Viceice || In Miri says:
there are two kinds
Viceice || In Miri says:
theres one kind where it says "Your relationship is running out of momentum..."
Viceice || In Miri says:
and the other kind that says "Your relationship has reached a stable point.."
[Friend] says:
ok, sounds reasonable
Viceice || In Miri says:
I suppose it's like physics and
Viceice || In Miri says:
Relationships are exciting when you feel it's moving... Like force...
Viceice || In Miri says:
a relationship starts out accelerating, so you feel the force and get a kick out of it
Viceice || In Miri says:
Then you stop feeling the force...
Viceice || In Miri says:
And that can mean two things:
Viceice || In Miri says:
Where acceleration has stopped, but you're still going at a steady pace
Viceice || In Miri says:
or you're at a standstill again
[Friend] says:
haha
[Friend] says:
physics!
[Friend] says:
my sort of best subject =.=
So in short,
The health of a relationship is equal to velocity post acceleration.
1 Comments:
In true Newton terms, it should be:
The measure of health of a relationship is directly proportional to the velocity post acceleration, when every other variable factor is constant.
=D
You're a genius!
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