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Apr. 17th 06:57 PM 2010
how many people would ever have that thought of yours? nice weekend
admire
Apr. 17th 06:04 PM 2010
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Apr. 17th 03:32 PM 2010
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Kop
Apr. 17th 11:56 AM 2010
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hi
Apr. 17th 11:14 AM 2010
different between hope and expectation? Is Just today there was a deep thought in me, I would rather say some sort of urge to know why do we keep expecting? why do we always need some hope? why can’t we drop these hopes and expectations? what is really that stopping us from dropping our expectations and hopes? Some say its our hope and expectations that keeps us living, some say its human nature to expect things and without expectations we cannot have been humans in the first placehi
Apr. 17th 10:57 AM 2010
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Apr. 17th 10:35 AM 2010
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Apr. 17th 02:53 AM 2010
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the difference between hope and expectation
Apr. 17th 12:12 AM 2010
-Expectation is an attitude associated with the future where one hopes that something will happenTo expect something means that there is a strong possibility, even a certainty that the event is going to happen. Just to hope so has no feeling of certainty at all, it is only a pie-in-the-sky dream.
To explain in further details
There is a huge difference between expecting something to happen and hoping for it to happen. When you think about it, when people hope for something, it seems like they are out of it's control and that something outside themselves will make it happen - some sort of divine intervention. Hope generally leads to a "fingers crossed" situation where all eyes are on Lady Luck to deliver the goods.
Now on the other hand, expectation is a much more active mindset. If you expect something to happen, more often than not, you are willing to take some action to get it completed. You are in control and directly influencing the outcome. You have a stronger belief about it's completion and are willing to take the necessary steps to make it real
