Question:
two sides of a coin...?
bjm_116
2007-05-09 17:11:42 UTC
what would you say about two sides of a coin?

for example, the banks of river, on each side, they go togather all the way but never meet.

i just want something deep. abt 2 sides of a coin.
Eight answers:
Avalanche33
2007-05-09 17:15:32 UTC
HUH??????????????????????????
collegebutterfly73
2007-05-10 00:32:13 UTC
I think what you mean is that the two sides of the coin, or the two river banks, are parallel to each other, and there are many parallels to, and in, life. And what I mean by parallels is that they could be literal or metaphysical, tangible or intangible. Without getting technical or into true physics, which I know nothing about, consider these:

For every up, there is a down.

You get what you give.

The grass is not greener on the other side, it's greener where you water it more. (Think about that one, you'll understand what it means.)

Kindness and smiles are contagious.

The "Pay It Forward" concept from the Kevin Spacey/Haley Joel Osment film.

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, but that doesn't mean necessarily that it will happen.

Things in motion tend to stay in motion, things at rest tend to stay at rest. (Consider this: Someone who is unemployed and sitting at home on their rear all day will not just have work find them. If that person decides that day is their day to change, and they get out there and start job hunting, and they work hard at it, they're bound to find some kind of work.)

Those are just some things for you to consider. Hope my answer helped you and that you have a great rest of the week!
StellaBtheWriter
2007-05-10 00:22:44 UTC
I'm not quite sure what you're asking.



Are you looking to invent another analogy that connotes the same meaning as the phrase, "two sides of a coin"?



"Two sides of the same coin" is often used in reference to binary oppositions.
Mr. Knickerbocker
2007-05-10 00:16:18 UTC
3 coins in a fountain. Each one wishing happiness. Thrown by 3 hopfull lovers which one will the fountain bless.
Kafskorner
2007-05-10 00:16:13 UTC
Like two sides of a coin, they both contribute to the value of the whole. Both deserve to be acknowledged, embraced, and examined
anonymous
2007-05-10 00:16:09 UTC
Though the sides of a coin oppose each other, they always have each others back. idk i just made that up
Potato Lady
2007-05-10 00:16:02 UTC
They are very closeand aren't blind, yet they can never see each other.
anonymous
2007-05-10 00:15:19 UTC
What???


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