| Have you ever had a serious relationship with someone you met from a bar?
Posted: 10/10/2007 4:55:18 AM |
lynsay wrexham , It took you 3 years to realize you couldn't have a decent conversation with him? Sorry but that just strikes me as funny.
Well yeah- when we first got together we had a lot in common, then I went off to uni, did a degree, got new friends and new interests- and he stayed the same! | |
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| Have you ever had a serious relationship with someone you met from a bar?
Posted: 10/10/2007 4:58:11 PM | I'm much older than most of those who are posting to this topic. I met my late wife at a bar and we had almost 25 pretty good years together before leukemia took her from me. I don't think it's the place you meet someone but the people who meet. If it's going to be good it will not matter where you find each other.
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| Have you ever had a serious relationship with someone you met from a bar?
Posted: 10/10/2007 6:44:50 PM | | I met a man in a bar in the early 90s..... It was supposed to be a one night stand or a fling... something short lived, definitely not a long relationship of any means.... after eight years, we ended it mutually and as friends.... we are still friends today.... bars are not a bad place to meet someone, just like online dating... this is the bar scene for us fishies that are too busy to go out.... | |
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| Have you ever had a serious relationship with someone you met from a bar?
Posted: 10/10/2007 9:42:53 PM | My theory:
"find them in a bar...........lose them in a bar" -??????wtf
My theory: Find 'em on POF, lose 'em on POF. -ripeagles
I met my g/f in a bar. I lost her once in a huge bar. But she called my cellphone and we met back up!!!!! It was crowded. It was the worst two minutes of my life!!!
Geesh people. I don't know how some of you survive yourselves. *Talking about the ones who are so quick to judge automatically......
To relax is to thrive.
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| Have you ever had a serious relationship with someone you met from a bar?
Posted: 10/10/2007 9:51:36 PM | It tends to draw folks away from their homes and families.-cincydeb
Like most hobbies or habits, going to a bar is not always going to turn into the nightmare addiction that your father experienced.
Also, there is nothing wrong at all with taking some "me" time away from the home and family. We all need our individual time as well as the time to bind with the family.
We all have our habits/hobbies/social groups, etc. And as long as these things are done in moderation and common sense, there is nothing evil or morally corrupting about them. We as individuals corrupt the setting, or not. The setting itself is neutral.
-sb | |
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| Have you ever had a serious relationship with someone you met from a bar?
Posted: 10/11/2007 10:11:09 AM | Answer- YES
I was 24, met lots of ladies and yes, I was a player. I talked to many and could identify the ladies also as genuine, or teasers.
We met on monday, talked on phone wednesday (3 hours), first date on Thursday, dated 1 year, then engaged for 1 year, then married for 19 with 4 children. Nothing in life is a guarantee. Marriage is a "learn on the job" institution.
I have several friends that met there wives in a bar and seem to be happily married with families. Iwish you well, you will find the right one. I did and plan to again.
Best wishes, Custom | |
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