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Thread: sticking to your own 'kind'
DIVISION77
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sticking to your own 'kind'
Posted:
11/25/2009 1:16:37 PM
Again, it seems that it's the folks in the south who have the issues. That may be the perception in the south, but again from my personal experience where I live my child has never experienced this.
The south is segregated for the most part. When I visited Georgia, I noticed this blatantly but it's the way of life down there.
Out West people will just tell you to your face that they don't like you due to your race or whatever.........the South is subtle and passive-aggressive.
DIVISION77
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Guys that want no strings attached
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11/25/2009 11:54:12 AM
I don't have that trouble. I am NOT hurt, bitter, angry, confused or misdirected (you sure you didn't miss any??). NOR do I have sex to gain power over a man OR to get my power back (???!!!???). I have sex WHEN and with WHOM I want WHEN I want. I have proudly OWNED my sexuality since I was 14 years old and just because YOU or anyone else don't own yours doesn't mean I don't own mine!
Being chained behind that wall has really left you a bitter pill, Danielle.
I've got that loose brick and some mortar whenever you're ready.....
DIVISION77
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How and when do you know when you're with the one you wanna settle down with?
Posted:
11/25/2009 11:50:28 AM
Easy.
When I start caring about the words coming out of her mouth, then I know she's something special.
If it's all static, she's just like every other woman I've dated.
Occasionally something logical comes out, but most of the time it's nothing I can use.
Seriously, though.......I do notice that I tend to extend myself more for a woman that I know has potential, it's subconscious and I only realize it after reflection.
That is how I know she's different.......she elicited a different reaction from me.
DIVISION77
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Expectations in long term relationships; real vs unreal
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11/25/2009 11:46:51 AM
You have to know your deal-breakers and boundaries.
If you don't know them, you are lost and you will always be lost.
For the life of me I will never understand how people are so clueless when it comes to relationships.
If you broke up with him over lousy money management, there's no reason to think he'll change.
What have you seen that would lead you to believe he'll change?
I think you need to wake up start opening your eyes.
If it was serious enough to break up over, the relationship is over.
Ultimatums don't work on people who can just manipulate you in to giving them a second chance.
For me, it's unrealistic that you are this blind over situation that is going on right in front of your eyes.
The relationship is over.......
DIVISION77
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sticking to your own 'kind'
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11/25/2009 11:39:02 AM
People are individuals.
You can't reach sociological conclusions based on any online interaction because there are too many variable involved.
For all you know, the person you're e-mailing could be an imposter or not the person the are projecting at all.
Whatever perspectives a person brings to the forums will be manifested there, isn't that common sense?
When I log-on here I see "ethnic" website advertised, all kinds so I know they exist.
I wonder, though, if there are that many people who simply only date within their race/ethnic circles in America.
I've always dated white women........never dated a Hispanic woman in my life despite the fact that I'm Hispanic.
Strange world.
Edit: When I dated a black woman I got nasty looks from Hispanic women, in Latin culture it's taboo to mix with blacks. Always has been and you will notice a reaction in heavily Latin areas. There isn't alot of mixing in L.A. at all........people get killed over that kind of thing.
DIVISION77
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Canceling dates before even meeting - why?
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11/25/2009 1:59:13 AM
There could really be any number of reasons.
I've only had that happen to me once and it was because she knew we wouldn't be compatible because she was a dog lover and I'm not really in to sleeping in the same bed as an animal, plus she said her apartment was a mess due to her pets.
She saved us both the trouble by cancelling, and I really would have been pissed to find out later what could have been learned through a simple phone call.
In your case, they could have been married or just weren't serious about following through.
Maybe they knew they wouldn't measure up to the facade they created over the internet and didn't want to face the dissapointment?
Three times in a row is strange, though.
If I were you, I'd pay attention to the type of men you attract and you should notice a pattern, something they all have in common.
I'm sure it's there, you just aren't paying attention.
DIVISION77
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cheated
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11/24/2009 8:51:57 AM
Look, son.....
It's not that she had sex when you were broken up but that she actually lied about it.
The b!tch lied about it.
That's worse than the physical act of her sharing the white booty in the first place.
It's time you broke up.
Make sure you get STD tested as well.
DIVISION77
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Is being yourself really good advice?
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11/24/2009 8:47:08 AM
First of all, relationships are about compatibility and compromise. If you meet someone and you are not yourself, you are not being fair to your personal needs. Being yourself is the only way you can really get what you want out of a relationship. Otherwise how could the other person know what you need when they dont even know who you are? Sure they might reject you, but being with someone you are not meant to be with is way shittier than being alone for a time, then finally meeting someone who is totally perfect for you.
^That's the basic gist of it.
People always put on a show when on a first date, yet I think this is actually counter-productive because it's not exactly WHO you are.
Be yourself, regardless.
If she gets a bad impression for whatever reason, that's her perogative.
Don't compromise who you are for anyone.
Only YOU can do YOU.
DIVISION77
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I Don't Need A Man.., I very Independent..etc etc = RED Flags?
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11/24/2009 8:42:11 AM
..when people have to state, a quality that they have, in excess or over and over again, it generally means it is a quality they wish they had...
Indeed.......they are simply projecting.
People who do this have "drama" written all over them.
Stay away.
DIVISION77
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Guys that want no strings attached
Posted:
11/24/2009 8:38:19 AM
NSA is simply a one night stand.........sometimes repeated over and over infrequently.
As I get older I am understanding why men want NSA or FWB, the less hassle to deal with the better.
No strings ideally is meant that there are no ties that bind the two people once their sweaty romp is consummated.
All that remains is the wet spot in the middle of the sheets.
DIVISION77
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How far should you go once it gets to the bedroom?
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11/24/2009 8:35:24 AM
I dont think too many men would be lining up to be anally probed by a woman they know little about, BUT women are supposed to take those risks and if she doesnt she has issues.....
I think anal sex is something that should come later on after trust is developed assuming the guy is experienced in it.
There are step to take and foreplay specifically for anal that most men skip when they want to try it.
I've never had a woman complain about having her ass deep-tongued or asscheeks kneaded and worked.
Relaxation is the key.
DIVISION77
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How far should you go once it gets to the bedroom?
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11/24/2009 12:27:10 AM
If it's just foreplay, that's one thing.
If it's sex, then I'm expecting all lanes to be open, except maybe anal for the first few times.
Getting introduced sexually takes time and is really all instinctual, so there are no hard and fast rules.
A woman gets extra points for being open-minded, though.
I will usually lick a woman's ass first to guage her level of kink before deciding what is appropriate.
Not wanting anything up your butt hole, which is exit only, not wanting to be peed or pooped on is not a "hangup", it is common sense and wanting to maintain your health and cleanliness. Anal sex, no matter how much lube or gentleness, will cause anal fissures among other problems.It gets even worse when you have hemorrhoids which many people have. If you happen to have hemorrhoids then they are prone to rupturing during anal sex.
The anus is an exit only area and was built that way for a reason. Anal fissures are prone to infection as the anus is a very unsanitary place. When feces gets into the fissures it can cause infections.Fissures can also get so big and open so much that sometimes it causes and opening between you anus and vaginal wall. Many times fissures will not close on their own and will require medical intervention to heal and close them.
Not to interrupt your propoganda, but I've never been in a relationship with a woman who experienced any of these symptoms despite a healthy sex life that included copious amounts of deep anal.
Me thinks you just don't like anal sex yourself and don't want anyone else to like it either.
The one woman who told me about her hemorrhoids never got far enough with me for it to matter anyway.
As long as foreplay is initiated and the sphincter muscles are relaxed, a woman can enjoy anal sex quite regularly.
Why do you think butt plugs are so popular?
DIVISION77
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What do Atheist Holla Out During Sex?
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11/23/2009 7:12:44 AM
am just amazed at how many of you can form words during such an event. Athiest or not.
Who cares what an athiest or anyone else screams out during sex as long as it is not "ok, I'm done get out"?
If there's good eye contact, words are unecessary during climax.
Screaming? No.
Growling? Definitely.
"God" is the last thing on my mind during the taking over of a woman during sex.
DIVISION77
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Accepting a man that's unemployed
Posted:
11/23/2009 7:10:59 AM
If you're unemployed and have no savings, your priority should probably be on finding a job, not dating.
Dating costs money...........women cost money.
That's the bottom-line.
DIVISION77
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I Don't Need A Man.., I very Independent..etc etc = RED Flags?
Posted:
11/23/2009 7:08:12 AM
It's called being a babyboomer.. That generation IS the greediest bunch of people i've seen in history as well as during my inneraction with people. some exception exist for sure, but for the most part, holy damn, i just can't believe what babyboomers have done to our planet, society and youths.
You're right.
Baby Boomers are definitely being catered to and pampered in advertising and this demographic is more ego-centric than the preceeding or latter generations.
I am a borderline GenX'er and I can only hope those Baby Boomers pass on soon!
DIVISION77
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Love,Quality of life and who pays
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11/23/2009 7:04:40 AM
Hilarious!! Notice the big guts on all the men??? Why is that?
Not all of us have big guts.
I'm not even picky as far as bodtype when I look at women, but I certainly could be.
DIVISION77
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Finding Out How Interested He Is...And Why
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11/23/2009 7:02:01 AM
Mind citing the latest scientific study/research/journal that supports or "proves" this claim? I must have missed it and I and can't find it anywhere. Thanks.
By the way, having a logical mind doesn't exclude having or showing emotions and/or taking the emotional factor into consideration ALONG with being able to critically assess a situation logically with the the cold hard facts.
One (ability) doesn't trump the other, nor are they mutually exclusive.
Men typically don't allow their emotions to override their logic, thus making rash decisions.
Women do this all the time........it's rare to find a woman who thinks more like a man, that is "thinks logically".
DIVISION77
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are women playing GOD when they become pregnant
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11/21/2009 9:40:55 PM
Don't forget to remind your sons that all women, including their mother, are only needed for their HOLES eh?
Danielle, I need you for more than your "holes", but you're not exactly mastering the art of "dirty talk" here.
I've found your "missing brick" and I'm ready to place you back inside your wall........chained and restrained.
I just love pale girls who are in to BDSM.
DIVISION77
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My Best Friend's Girl
Posted:
11/21/2009 9:35:14 PM
You need to grow up.
Why would you even want an open relationship?
Would you really want to share him with other women?
Do you realize what kind of pandora's box that is?
Personally, I've never dated a woman who would want to share and I would wonder about one who would be OK with it.
Then you have the issue of STD's and sharing partners.......it's just not safe or clean.
The connection you have with one person is special and sacred.
To cheapen that by sharing your body with other men is just..........dirty.
It's the same as being a whore, essentially.
You can rationalize it however you want, but the end result is the same.
If I was your boyfriend, I'd dump you and let you and the best friend go at it while I talk to someone else.
Pale goth chicks are not exactly hard to find.................monogamous ones.
DIVISION77
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I am breaking up with BF Today! Had ENOUGH
Posted:
11/21/2009 9:27:30 PM
know my value and what I have to offer
and if any man can't see it there are plenty of others who do.
It sounds like the OP is the one who does all the calling and shows all
the interest. Then she is upset with the man for not showing
interest back. Let him go find someone that he wants to call.
What you don't realize is that men can play the same "game".
I don't play the "who calls who" game at all because it's childish and reveals a deeper insecurity in the person who relies on it.
In a woman's case, if she is basing her self-worth on his interest level and in this case, his calling, then it shows she really doesn't know where she stands in the relationship.
That neediness is a redflag to me...........and I'd never be in a relationship with any woman who wasn't comfortable making the first call simply because she felt like it instead of waiting on me because she felt is was my obligatory "turn".
That's just childish.
In this day and age where women are complaining about lack of equality they still want to fall back on the time honored traditions that kept them barefoot and pregnant in the first place.
With your kind of thinking, no one would have a relationship because they'd be waiting on the other to call.
Life doesn't work like that.
DIVISION77
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I Don't Need A Man.., I very Independent..etc etc = RED Flags?
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11/21/2009 9:20:55 PM
Red flags to me are....and this is like first conversations.... I've had 50 dates but not one of those went to a second date. My penis measurement is... All women are gold diggers...
I'm married, we are living together but separated, we stay together for the kids and look like a happy couple so, we need to be discreet... I talk to ghosts... There is a ton of them however, not once did I hold it against a man if he said he was financially well off, independent...professional... I took it as he doesn't live with mom and dad and he has a job...I don't judge. Then, once I have a conversation I will see what type of personality is behind those words.
I think it all comes down to honesty.........on several levels.
If a person can't be honest with themselves, they can't be honest with others.
It amazes me how many people I meet who are delusional about who they are, what their situation is in life and how they go about dealing with it.
That is the main reason relationships don't work.
Intellectual dishonesty and/or delusions of grandeur.
It's like a single woman on a dating site with six kids from six different fathers explaining her situation away as "you live and you learn".
When she finds a guy who accepts that, I'll be the first in line to congratulate her.
DIVISION77
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Is it Wrong to call a woman handsome?
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11/21/2009 9:14:46 PM
"Handsome" is a masculine attribute.
It's much better to just call her gorgeous or attractive.
DIVISION77
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Meant to be alone
Posted:
11/20/2009 7:07:17 AM
You may find that you need several people to have a satifying "love life".
Good luck with that.
Most guys aren't in to the swinging lifestyle, nor do they share their women.
That's a completely different type of crowd.
There are several people that might be right for you, it's just a matter of finding them or vice versa.
It also depends on your standards and provisions.
Most people make the mistake "settling" and that is a real shame.
DIVISION77
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Finding Out How Interested He Is...And Why
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11/20/2009 7:01:26 AM
exchanged with a guy on here over 100 emails, several phone calls this past week. We have alot in common and when we talked by phone it was for hours. We were going to have lunch today. He's on POF now, did not send his customary 50+ emails yesterday and none today. To me you just have lunch and see where it leads. How much simple can a man or woman want it to be?
You're stereotyping.
Most men would have given up after about three e-mails without a number.
I think you just happened to meet an outlier.
I don't know many guys who have the patience to wait that long to talk/meet a woman.......internet or not.
DIVISION77
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honest answer...
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11/20/2009 6:58:19 AM
I sit around and listen to my buddies. Some of whom are in FWB's... Some of whom are not.... Most of my buddies are happily married and have been for years....A couple are married and have women who are their FWB's(that think the guy is single and monogmaous too....) on the side....
So far, I've not seen much to dissuade me that my opinions are not those of a large number of men...
I don't see how a married guy could keep a FWB on the side for any length of time without her finding out.
The technological age we live in and how easy it is to communicate, I just don't see him being able to keep his marriage secret.
It would only take one slip-up for him to discovered.
That or his wife would just need to be extra nosy and she'd discover his juicy FWB.
DIVISION77
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I am breaking up with BF Today! Had ENOUGH
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11/20/2009 6:49:17 AM
One of the Mods deleted my post so I'm going to reiterate what I said before:
Being that you seem to be one of the more opinionated and older posters, I never thought you'd be in a situation like this.
Why would you ever enter in to a relationship with someone who had communication issues?
It's something you should have seen when you were dating the first few times, not something you find out later on in the relationship.
Initially when you first started talking to him, it should have been covered.
I think you're getting criticism because you have commented on others relationships yet you yourself were blind to an obvious situation in your own.
You may not take constructive criticism well, but that's just keeping it real.
DIVISION77
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Finding Out How Interested He Is...And Why
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11/20/2009 6:42:59 AM
Men are much easier to understand than women.
Women don't even understand other women, so how is a man supposed to?
To put it simply, women don't think logically and there is no rhyme or reason to understand their thinking.
If there was a book that adequately mapped out a woman's mind, it WOULD be a best-seller.
It would also reiterate what smart men have known since the beginning of time.
Women are not to be understood.
Trying to guess what a woman is thinking is pointless.
It's much better to go by what they say, at least you have something to go on.
DIVISION77
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are women playing GOD when they become pregnant
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11/19/2009 5:36:32 AM
agree - it's only logical - we are ALL responsible for the choices we make, REGARDLESS of when we make those choices.
To say that I am shocked (and disappointed) by some of the things I've read on this thread would be an understatement ...I never realised there were so many people - fully grown ADULTS - who were not willing or able to take/accept responsibility for their own lives. But what's truly shocking is to see those who are advocating it as the way it should be...I still can't wrap my head around that one.
I think people are reluctant to take responsibility for kids born out of wedlock, especially if they have absolutely no intention of having a relationshp with that person.
That said, I'd never have sex with someone I didn't ever consider relationship material because I don't do NSA or anything of that nature.
However, most people do have sex outside of relationships.........so there's always the slight possibility of an unplanned pregnancy.
I think men don't want to be tied to a woman they only considered good enough for one night of sex........used a condom, which failed and now are faced with the prospect of their funds being tied up until the child reaches adulthood.
That prospect for a single guy who isn't even dating the woman in question is probably untenable.
DIVISION77
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honest answer...
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11/19/2009 5:24:16 AM
Without asking, you are no wiser than a little old lady who talks to her cat... assuming the cat understands...
To be honest, I've seen so many threads from people who have found that their supposedly wonderful Fwb relationship was nothing more than just sex to the other person, that I honestly don't believe that Fwb's can be anything more.
After reading the OP comment, I can definitely see a scenario in which both individuals have much different views of the relationship.
The problem arises when one part decides to leave because the sex just isn't fulfilling to them anymore and the other party thinks there is more of a bond there than there is in reality.
A FWB is a friend that has "benefits", so emotions are obviously there, it just depends on what degree each person is invested.
think sometimes the honesty between two people in a Fwb is often mistaken for more than it is...and often hides the small deceits that may lurk hidden beneath the veneer of communication... You are not seeing anybody else, he still may be(despite what he says) or he may just be leaving his options open... for many if not most men, the reason for a Fwb relationship is that they don't want to be monogomous.
You only think you talk about everything possible... if you truly did, you would have already talked about how you feel... if you can keep this from him, what can he then be keeping from you..?
Perhaps in truth, he feels the same as you do, but is scared to say, for fear of scaring you away....
No.
If two people are honest about wanting a monogamous FWB, it's very possible and easy to manage actually.
Don't assume the worst in others because you yourself couldn't see being in a FWB.
I find that communication reveals everything and most people would gain alot more knowledge if they posed the questions they asked here to their partner.
I always wondered why people are completely comfortable sharing their life with strangers over the internet yet can't open their mouths to the person they are around on a daily basis.
DIVISION77
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Should I hang in there
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11/19/2009 5:13:38 AM
How are you in a relationships with someone you haven't met?
Six months?
What you had wasn't a relationship, at least not by any conventional measure.
He's moved on, you should do the same.
In the future, I suggest you meet your prospective partner relatively soon after talking to them because LDR's don't work.
An "online" relationship isn't a relationship at all.
DIVISION77
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Why do men seem distant?
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11/18/2009 8:21:21 AM
Not all men are so flaky.
Personally, I say what I mean and mean what I say.
It appears you've been with some flaky men who don't know what they really want.
I'd suggest learning how to be a better judge of people so you don't waste your time with people who don't know what they want.
It doesn't matter what someone says, it's more important to pay attention to what they do.
DIVISION77
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Is being yourself really good advice?
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11/18/2009 8:16:57 AM
Is it really even a question?
If you're the type of person who would lie about who you are, then what won't you lie about?
Some of you people amaze me with your questions.......
Like you have no common sense at all.
DIVISION77
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Is dating during separation cheating?
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11/18/2009 8:15:16 AM
Technically, it's adultery, but you have been separated for so long that it's really pointless to sit there and ask whether it is or not.
You aren't getting him back so move on with your life and finish the divorce.
There is no excuse for staying "separated" for any length of time when these things can be finished if both parties want it.
The only thing tying you to him now is a piece of paper, the marriage has long been over........
DIVISION77
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Hooked on having a FWB?
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11/17/2009 9:23:59 AM
You're basing your question on a premise that isn't necessarily true.
Not all FWB are monogamous.
Some are, but not all.
In that way, a monogamous FWB is actually the best of both worlds but I doubt most POF'ers who post about FWB have had that type of relationship.
There are still people on here who think NSA = FWB, which is ridiculous.
I gravitate towards LTR, but under certain circumstances with the right person, a monogamous FWB is actually equal or better.
For instance: The FWB I had was with a woman who had three kids, which precluded me from offering LTR, though I liked her enough to agree to a FWB because that is all there was time for, plus I wasn't willing to arrange my life around her kids and I told her that in the beginning.
It was probably the easiest relationship I ever had.........because most of our time was spent eating out or with her in the doggystyle position getting tenderized.
Ideally, I would like a LTR because it's more in line with my lifestyle and it's getting time to settle down, but I wouldn't rule out a FWB in the future if the situation arises.
DIVISION77
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are women playing GOD when they become pregnant
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11/17/2009 9:16:43 AM
Men who buy women dinner can prevent being used for meals by not paying for meals. Simple. One cannot ever expect all women on earth to be honest about this - so if you don't pay for meals, you won't be a guy whose money goes to anyone else's food.
.......and why not?
If a woman isn't able to be honest about being a gold-digger, what IS she able to be honest about?
It's not really a gray area.
It's time to stop hiding behind labels and just see a person for what they are.
In a perfect world, women would appreciate chivalry, but so many are about the bottomline that men are becoming the same way.....
You can't have it both ways.
......and pregnant women?
Eh.....Is that even a dating population?
Single guys don't look for pregnant women to date...........in the same way that many don't waste time on women with kids.
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I can't take this anymore!
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11/17/2009 9:10:37 AM
You obviously didn't know him that well if you didn't see this ahead of time.
Why can't you serve him and move on?
In most states you can divorce whether the other part is willing or not.
Why do you need to wait for him on anything?
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honest answer...
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11/16/2009 5:33:57 AM
If you are happy with your FWB, why are you on POF?
Personally, I think a monogamous FWB is probably ideal if you are both happy with it.
Are you on here looking to upgrade?
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are women playing GOD when they become pregnant
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11/16/2009 5:31:55 AM
Pregnant women aren't attractive.
I don't know where you're coming from with the whole "playing God" angle either.
I managed to avoid the marriage trap, so it's definitely doable.
Women who are only looking to marry a guy so they can live off him are a dime a dozen.
Why would you marry a golddigger anyway?
DIVISION77
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Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop
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11/16/2009 5:28:52 AM
Well, I bit the bullet today and broke it off with him.....REASON??!! I found his smiling face on about 3, count em folks, 3-4 dating websites and the photos were recent and he was still looking....
We've been corresponding for about 5 months and in the past 2-3 months he has been at my house more than his own.
Maybe I'm reading more into this than I should, but why would this man single me out to take advantage of and blatantly try to lay a guilt trip on me for calling him out on it?
I don't mean to be niave, but could there be men out there that crass and calloused as to move into your apartment with you, have you pay his moving expenses, all the deposits and fees and first and last months rents etal, all the while going on MDC and DHU and all the free dating and costly dating websites looking for someone else??!!
Obviously it can and did happen. This man has a master's in behavioral science and specializes in substance abuse.
I got an email from his state trooper daughter telling me that if I ever wander into upstate NY, she is going to make me regret sending her "daddy dearest" a nasty email breaking up with his sorry loser azz.
Wow, just wow....I guess I am just a babe in the woods.....because people never cease to amaze me.
You're not a babe in the woods.
You're a fool lost in a maze called life.
Usually by your age a person has common sense, but people like you reveal to me that age really means nothing.
Is it really any surprise he's single and looking?
That's how much regard he has for you.......
You'll get alot farther in life if you reflect and learn from your experiences.
I'm half your age and I haven't made any of the mistakes you have.
DIVISION77
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How long does it take for you to get sick of people?
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11/16/2009 5:21:06 AM
I don't like clingy women, so I'd never enter in to a relationship where the expectations were different.
I'm not the type to want someone at my place 24/7 or vice versa, so it never comes in to play.
Of course, this is something you need to make clear BEFORE you agree to exclusivity.
DIVISION77
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Signs of interest? Or stringing me along?
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11/12/2009 11:44:20 AM
I have a novel idea.
Why don't you ask HER what she wants from you because none of us know.
Indeed.
The voice of reason is a cute pale girl.
DIVISION77
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ok...i'm a 19 year old virgin
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11/12/2009 11:14:17 AM
A genuine guy isn't going to date you because you're a virgin.
In fact, being a virgin might hurt you in the eyes of some guys if they'd rather have someone who is experienced.
Looking at your profile, I'm sure you won't have trouble with suitors (nice dark eyes)........
Don't have sex for the sake of having sex.
It's so much better with someone you care for, the intimacy makes sex intense.
I'm a guy saying this, but it's true.
Then again..........I've never had a one night stand or anything like that.
Relationships are the only thing.
DIVISION77
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Foreplay or Actual sex - what is more exciting to you?
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11/12/2009 11:10:43 AM
Foreplay for me is actually more tittilating than intercourse.
It's like opening up a new gift, every single time.
If you adore your SO and they turn you on to that degree, you never get tired of the way they smell, taste, the texture of their skin..........eye contact.
I suppose I just like the intimacy itself as much as sex, but it makes the sex that much more intense and deep.
If you can get in to a woman's eyes it does something strange to her tummy......tingles.........and then......
DIVISION77
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When do I ask again, or do I?
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11/12/2009 11:06:19 AM
Take this however you want to......
If an adult has something in their past they feel is important enough to "discuss", but keeps putting it off, that's a redflag.
Don't jump to conclusions.............like she's been a stripper or hooker for a number of years, but don't be surprised if it's something that devastating.
I know you said you wouldn't break it off even if she was, but I'm telling you from experience that people hide these type of things generally because they've been rejected in the past, so it's probably "BIG".
If you really want something with this woman, let her come to it in her own time, but you've been warned.
There are no do-overs in life.
People make mistakes, things they regret (or not).
Hopefully hers isn't something that will doom this.
DIVISION77
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Living expenses and pride..
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11/12/2009 11:01:16 AM
I feel sorry for you.
There are men out there who would take advantage of a single mother who is having a difficult time raising children on one income........
I really do feel for you.
This guy is obviously not someone who cares about you or he would have no problem paying.........
$100 for rent...............that's basically living rent free, considering the food he will consume.
Obviously you like this guy or you wouldn't have let him move in, but I'd seriously consider re-thinking it.
Any guy who has any self-respect would pay half at least, not including food, but that's just my perspective........and what I'd do if I was in that situation.
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Is being nervous on a 1st date really a turn off?
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11/12/2009 10:56:46 AM
Depends on the level of anxiety.
Don't be that guy who shows up to the restaurant late and then asks your date "Well, should we go in or wait out here?", as that will kind of kill your chances.
If you're a naturally confident man, the whole date thing isn't a big deal.
The best way to judge a person's authenticity is by their behaviour on a first date.
If they're comfortable and they make you comfortable, then it's probably a good sign that they're legit.
It's not so much the "anxiety" that you need to worry about, it's whether you can be yourself completely and be comfortable doing that.
Don't ever stop being yourself, first date or not...........because that person is going to see your "bad side" eventually. The first date is as good a time as any.
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Creepy
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11/10/2009 4:51:41 AM
What difference does it make if he asked that question, meekly?
If a women senses weakness, the rational response is for her to get angry??? This kinda crap is what frustrates me about people in general. How can I view something so completely different that some(most?) people.
If I were to encounter a girl on a meeting and she asked something "meekly", my inclination would not be to get pissed at her. In fact, I'd be accomodating as to ease her nervousness. Not because I'd be trying to be some white knight but because I wouldn't want to spend the whole time in awkwardness. But to be rude or think rude thoughts over a simple question that was presented less than boldly.....amazing!
Maybe the guy sensed this attitude in HER and knew from the get go there was nothing he could do/say to appease her, so he mentally checked out before he physically checked out. I've been able to sum someone up pretty quickly by huge personality no-no's they've displayed....sometimes you just know by someone's actions it just won't work.
For me it's high maintenance and rudeness.
I'm only one man, so my perspective is different from yours.
I tend to attract submissive women who prefer dominant men, so I can't see myself in the situation presented by the OP.
I would never ask "Should we go in?", like a meek and mild type....
The way I pictured it, he was unsure of himself and that is not attractive to women.
Women have told me this........on a date, a man should lead and be in charge.
If the guy came across as weak and passive, he's likely to get a bad response.
Then again I could be wrong about the whole scenario, it's just how I perceived it.
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Do men realy think that blonds are more attractive?
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11/9/2009 4:34:21 PM
I read somewhere that what really really matters to men... brace yourselves... is access.
I don't buy that.
I must be vastly different than the majority of men.
Access itself doesn't matter because that's only a matter of circumstance, but features that I prefer determine whether I pursue a woman or not at all.
Sounds like the Doctor is saying that men "settle" for whatever sex is readily available regardless of standards.
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from one dater to another: 'show me your drivers license, please'
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11/9/2009 4:31:24 PM
They could always cyber-stalk you like one woman did a few dates back.
I was only being honest by giving her my name, never thought she'd be that sneaky.
DIVISION77
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Mixed Signals?
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11/9/2009 4:29:27 PM
He's indifferent.
It's pretty obvious to me.
Why isn't it glaring to you?
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