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Avenging

incredibly sexy girl!

Gascon

Initially, every single one of them made it an issue when the relationship started. Not a big issue, but they'd all mention it. The worst tends to be with the biggest age difference, and mine was 10. When I was 31, I dated a 41 year old who chalked up many differences we had to difference in age (as opposed to culture, taste, religion, politics, opinion, etc.) We had many serious talks about how it might be if I were 40 and she were 50 hitting menopause and how she'd look physically, etc.

Furries

She may be the love of your life, but you realize if you were the love of her life she would not of been meeting other dudes she met online for dates, right? Women in relationships with the "love of their life" do not go on dates with other men and cheat in their partners. They'd rather saw their own arm off then do so.

Pyrogen

Not you specifically DJ... just a blanket statement to everyone. "How You Do'n?!?" tonight?

Krauzer

He replied to everything I said, and I was getting fed up.. because instead of saying "yeah, I dont show I care as much as I used to"and agreeing the LEAST bit, he fought back. I got mad and just told him "night" on IM. I logged off before he could finish his sentence which started with "maybe".. but i didnt get the rest of it. heh.

Treloar

spanky knows kevin's seen this, but the rest of you should also check it out.

Danfoss

The don't date a guy with kids. Kids pick up on the dislike for them. And even if you think you're just dad's gf - kids seek approval from their parent, so they want to be liked by the important people in their parents life. Why should spending time with their dad be less of a good time just because you don't like kids? I don't care if you say you're nice to them. It's not hard to sense fake niceness.

Dusks

I liked this pic until I got to the bow in her hair. That totally ruined it for me for some reason.

Wholesaler

One thing I did enjoy about this particular person, and perhaps it was a function of her job experience, or maybe the mesh of her personality and that experience, is that she handled 'things that came up' and 'change' in a cool and collected manner. No drama. Overall, reflecting back, that would be the overriding positive from that experience, even if it might run counter to generalities about doctors. No drama and, further, it wasn't all about her, so a balanced ego, even with a skillset which might promote a sense of self-importance or being 'better than others'.

Calite

Absolutely breath taking.

Oraclex

Names Michael love meeting people and having fun. Open minded and outgoing I'm kind loving and funny sometimes I'm a jerk if you art kin.

Puli

Great work clash10 shes so dam cute :).

Ekeller

"...no matter which route I take, it's going to be a challenge for me...".

Unflying

i love her chest so hot.

Sicily

Aussie doesn't usually give nice advice like this. I don't know if he's right, but he rarely gives opinions women like to hear.

Antres

doops: smordblixt soap42 .

Masquer

Anyway, he asks me to hang out on Valentine's Day. We spent much of the day together, just laughing, having deep discussions, making jokes, a fancy dinner and it was great. I go over to his place and the conversations gets emotional again. He tells me how he can't picture his life without me in it but is scared because of the emotional intensity he feels with me and how he's never been so open before. He then talked about what happened when we dated, why it ended and went into all this detail. Then he kept going into things he remembered from our very first date. I asked him would he tell me if he had feelings for me and he actually said, "no, I wouldn't tell you if I had feelings for you. I'd hide that from you." I asked him why he would do that... and he said things with us are so intense he needs to be very sure of his feelings cause he doesn't want to ruin things between us, and he's never been open with another person like this before and feels romance will just complicate it. He then went on to explain that if he did have strong feelings for me, he'd hide it for months and even try to deny it. He then continued to say that he feels the only way he would do something about his feelings is if there was distance between us, major distance so that he could truly know how he feels! That he'd need to stop talking to me for several months to know if he truly wants me. Then 30 minutes later he starts talking about how we should stop being friends because he can't handle the emotional intensity and can't predict what will happen between us (so confusing!).

Sparkling

cant pick the cutest one this time, its a tie! nice pic!

Meeker

Thank you both for the replies. I guess I was looking to justify staying with him since he's really charming and we're taking things really slowly and with zero expectations. I was thinking maybe it wasn't such a horrible idea, but maybe I should reconsider.

Delphic

Nothing here. I came so close to having a girlfriend on Valentines Day this year but somehow I have managed to not have a girlfriend on valentines day. But then again I only had 1 date in the past 6 years and I can count the number of girls I've gone out with on one hand. Mind you that date happened a couple of weeks ago but not much came of it. And my longest relationship was only 6 months so I don't know.

Hatless

So when she goes off for an extended period of time i find it rude. I'm sure she'd feel the same if I did that to her. (I will add I dont mind if we are at a table with others having a group talk etc. thats fine just when I get left with strangers for 5-10 minutes because she is off socializing it irks me).

Geovani

thanks for any input.

Methuen

(y) I totally approve of this pic.