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Would sweet words be a full meal to serve as a food to your soul?

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  1. kare kare would be more filling


  2. i prefer sweet nothings.  they're sweeter (at least for me)...

    especially if they were sincerely expressed from the heart of a loved one.

  3. As long as they're really sweet, not sugar-coated.

  4. no, i need sweet actions...

  5. Sweet words on this case is not a full meal. It can be hors d'oeuvres or appetizers or "pika-pika".

    Full meal for the soul are proverbs, philosphical and scriptural verses.

  6. As long as I can sense that the sweet words imply something that is true. At times, the sweet words are BS and they don't really mean anything.

  7. correction is good but encourgement does better. so goes with untimely compliments (when one least expecting it)

  8. These words:  "The one week is over.  You can go back to Yapping now."

  9. yes, to the weary or lost soul, sweet words are a manna from heaven

  10. sweet words can stimulate a good appetite.

  11. zzz... chicken soup... i heard chicken soup is good for the soul... but i prefer to hear... hmmm... beer... zzz...

  12. A warmly and sincerely spoken, "Take care !"

    :-)
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