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takeu2funkytown

Joined: 7/22/2006

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vaccines=autism????? Posted: 9/23/2009 3:01:23 PM
Cherie, I had my son when i was 18 and i went back to school through a young parent support program, where the children were watched upstairs as parents did the schooling downstairs. So when my son was 18mnths he was at the scholl where i was and we had a nurse come in

takeu2funkytown

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anyone tried turbo jam Posted: 2/23/2008 9:38:12 PM
there was a thread done on this. There alot of good replies on it. I tried turbo jam and loved it!

takeu2funkytown

Joined: 7/22/2006

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Current Condition of todays rap/hip hop Posted: 2/17/2008 8:15:46 AM
I have lost almost all respect for these new artists out. They are putting out garbage and putting a bad name to hip hop, rap and r&b. I mean come one... I'll take you tot he candy shop? what kinda sing is that, I'm definitly a fan of the underground... immortal technique, sage francis, papoose, mcgruff and others. They still have the essence of what hip hop is about.

takeu2funkytown

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why are bc people so ? Posted: 1/16/2008 1:29:29 PM
ahahaha. wow. OP you missed some english classes back in high school didn't you. Why are bc people so... funny, charming, quick to defend our province?? Man thanks I needed a good laugh before class lol.

takeu2funkytown

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Who Killed TUPAC? Is He ALIVE Today??? Posted: 12/31/2007 8:00:55 PM
I think he is dead. The reason that he has "new" songs coming out is because people have found songs that he has written and digitally covered his voice so that he is singing them. He was shot and killed simple as that. As for him being a great guy? Depends. If youa re referring to the violence, the charges, the swearing the trouble in general then no. If you are referring to what he has done to put gang life into perspective for the rest of the world to see then he is a genius. And unlike some rappers he had respect for women... look at his songs "dear mama" or "keep ya head up". These songs were meant to empower women he even says "we got our life from a woman, got our name from a woman, so why do we hate our women". In response to other artists constantly referring to women as "hoes and ****es" in a derogatory way.. He was trying to let the outside world in so that they could see what the truth was. Also if you knew about him you would know that his life wasn't just about gangs and violence. he attended a ballet school and starred in many movies, he also contributed to charities to help keep children off the street and out of the gang lifestyle. Anyways I think I've gone on long enough. lol

takeu2funkytown

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why cant parents raise there own kids Posted: 12/29/2007 5:48:30 PM
Wow someone who has finally spoken up. I understand parents whoo aren't mentally ready for a child adn therefore leave their child with someone else, but for parents who do it just to go and party or go out all the time. It just pisses me off ... if you are matre enough to have sex then you shuld be mature enough to raise your child yourself. On the other hand if you go out once in a while to have some fun, maybe go for dinner or go have a couple drinks then all the power to you. I think that every parent deserves some alone time.

takeu2funkytown

Joined: 7/22/2006

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Recipes for Alcoholic Beverages Posted: 6/10/2007 6:06:03 PM
Sunset: 1 or 2 shots of Malibu Coconut Rum Fill the rest if the glass up with Pineapple juice And add a drop of red grenadine It is optional to stir it, If you do it should be a brownish colour... if not then it will be a nice red and orange colour... looking like a sunset. hence the name

takeu2funkytown

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Woman spends $10 bill she finds on lottery ticket and wins a million Posted: 5/21/2007 2:18:55 PM
I felt the exact same way OP! Yes it was supposed to be a feel-good moment, but shouldnt she have used that money on her children. I'm happy for her that she won the million but still. If that was someone else in the exact same postion and she hadn't won then she would be ill-regarded in societies eyes for spending that money on something like a lottery ticket instead of her children.

takeu2funkytown

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Father in jail; what to tell son? Posted: 3/26/2007 1:07:29 PM
I am not too worried about other people telling him, as we are moving to another province in June where no one will know us. Another thing I should add to the stroy.... say his father did get parole... should I allow contact.. he threatened if i left the province he would kill me, but if i got supervised visitation should I still allow my son to see him or would that cause more trouble than anything? I do not think thta he will get paroled but I need help on this matter. Thanks for everyone advice on all of this. I am still confused about how I will deal withit, I know I will tell himt he truth it's just when and how much.

takeu2funkytown

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Father in jail; what to tell son? Posted: 3/24/2007 2:16:56 PM
I am not looking for my son to hate his father either, and I would never talk down about him in front of my son. Thought I would get it cleared up before it got brought up.

takeu2funkytown

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Father in jail; what to tell son? Posted: 3/24/2007 2:15:58 PM
I have full custodya nd a restrainin order against him, so no fear ofhim showing up. Also as for his paternal grandparents, they also have very little to do with their son, as those who have read my previous posts about him know, he is a complete dead-beat. I would never allow my son to go to prison to see his father, until he is at an age (16) where he can fully understand and be prepared for the experience. The thing I am also worried about is, wha if he resents me for keeping him away from his father by not taking him to see him? I know this is a long way off as he is only 18mnths at the moment, but I also know it is a very likely possiblity. How should I react to it?

takeu2funkytown

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Father in jail; what to tell son? Posted: 3/24/2007 9:37:33 AM
We were not married, and the last time his father saw him was Novermeber 28th. His parents call all the time though. He is in for attempted manslaughter of one of his "friends". Also convicted on drug-dealing charges. I have a lot of support around me.

takeu2funkytown

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Father in jail; what to tell son? Posted: 3/24/2007 9:06:34 AM
I have an 18month old son, and his father just got a life sentence, I am wondering what I should tell my son when he is older and starts to ask about him. Do I tell him the truth or do I just say he is gone away?

takeu2funkytown

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Moving to Canada. Posted: 3/9/2007 4:46:30 AM
LMAO!!! AL Bear.. It's hard to explain beaver tails at hookers on the market to those who are not canadian. I know when i try to explain it i get this weird look like.. are you offering me sex.

takeu2funkytown

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Babies as a fashion statement for young girls Posted: 3/5/2007 5:16:04 PM
From reading everyone's post I'm getting the feeling that many of you believe that having more money in the bank makes you a better mother. Really? Some "rich" mothers but their children tommy jeans or other brand names and spend no time with them. Some mothers like myself at the moment are only able to provide the neccesaties but I spend all my free time with my son. I do believe wealth can but nicer things for a child but I don't agree that wealth can buy better parenting. We talk about young moms "alledgedly" using children as a fashion statement, but you could say the same about older women. Some are getting married because they feel like they are being left behind because all their friends are having children, and they are being pressured to have children of their own. Does it really matter the age of the mother, as long as that mother cares for and loves her child?

takeu2funkytown

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Babies as a fashion statement for young girls Posted: 3/4/2007 5:30:35 AM
I agree that some people are getting pregnant as a fashion statement. I also agree that many 12-16 year olds are getting pregnant to keep their man or to show everyone how cool it is. I agree that these girls have no idea how it really is. There are many woman how have children and go out EVERY weekend and then say they have no time with their children, There are many who spend their money on alcohol or drugs or stupid things and say they have no money for their children, There are many who are left by their b/f after having found out they were pregnant. THere are many moms who are like this. There are downfalls to being a young mom such as: low income, living with parents, no support, welfare, no education. There are also many upsides to being a mom: the first smile or the first walk or their first word. Just to name a few. Many young moms do not finish high-school because they do not have the support to do it. IN my town we are lucky enough to have a program called THe Young Parent Support Program, which is a school that has childcare in it. There is 9 moms there and we all have children under the age of 18mnths, and we are all under the age of 20. I think that this program should be implemented in many towns and cities in North America and other countries. Someone mentioned that they made a mistake by having a child because they were addicted to drugs, I'd like to share my story.I was 15 when I ran away from home and lived on the streets for 6mnths, This was my choice. When I was 16 I became addicted to cocaine, and was introduced to it by my son's father. I could not go on day without it and could not function without it. THIS WAS MY DECISION, He did not force me to do it I chose to. This was my mistake and I don't think it's right to blame it on anyone else. The day I found out I was pregnant was the day I quit drugs. Yes it was hard and I went through withdrawels so bad I was sick for 2mnths straight. But in the end I had a beautiful little boy, who had no dependency on the drug. Anyways the point of my story is that no matter what hardships you have gone through in the end it is your choice what you do about it and how you raise your child. Don't blame present or future on your past.

takeu2funkytown

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Babies as a fashion statement for young girls Posted: 3/3/2007 2:20:46 PM
I hate how people can just jump to conclusions. Oh all young moms are on welfare, they aren't goingt o get their education, they wanted to get pregnant. This is BS. I am not on welfare, I used to be, I am working part-time, I have my own apartment and I go to school. I don't get to see my son alot because of school and work, but I know that in the long run he will thank me because I provided a good life for him. I have applied to college and plant o go in the fall, so I will not be sitting around on my ass all doing doing nothing. As for having my son in the first place, I was on birth control and still got pregnant, birth control is not 100% effective as anyone knows. The father was around for the first 6mnths and then stopped coming aorund and now never sees our son. I do not get child support from him. I raise my son on my own without his help or support. I do not have time to myself and I don't care. I would rather spend alittle time with my son, knowing that he is my life and I would do anything for him, then to spend 24/7 with him because I am doing nothing but sitting on my ass, adn collecting government support People should stop and look at the positive of being a mother instead of looking at the negative of the age.

takeu2funkytown

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Babies as a fashion statement for young girls Posted: 3/3/2007 8:06:48 AM
And I think thats a great point. YOung moms need the support of their peers and community, we don't need the dirty looks or mean comments. Alot of us are already insecure about ourselves, some are still teenagers and just starting to take care of themselves and then a little person comes along and changes everything. The last thing we need is someone to call us names or look down on us. I find that many people are willing to help out young moms and their are many programs that help them out, but then there are the people who will do or say anything to make sure that these moms know that they disaprove. Just because some people are older and have a solid career and a home and husband doesn't mean that they will be able to provide a better enviroment for their child.

takeu2funkytown

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Babies as a fashion statement for young girls Posted: 3/3/2007 6:32:19 AM
I'm a young single mother and I definitly do not look at my son as a fashion statement. I don't think there is anything "wrong" with it. The age of a person should not be looked at, how well that person takes care of their child should. I am 19 years old and alot of my friends have children as well. We did not get pregnant just so we could have someone to love us or so we could have something cute to lug around or so the father would stay with us. Some young mothers do this kind of thing but to generalize us all into one catargory is wrong. Some younf moms have children to stay on welfare and collect free money and some don't. I am going to school and have applied tol college and am taking care of my son with no help from his father or anyone else. It makes me reallymad when people look down on us because we are young single mothers, and no I don't think it's become "the norm" so much as it's become that people are recognizing that we are willing to do anything for our children just as much as we would if we were older.

takeu2funkytown

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vaccines=autism????? Posted: 3/3/2007 5:05:57 AM
I don't think Spiderham is telling people to NOT vaccinate their children, he's saying to look at all the consequences from vaccinating and not vaccinating them. He has also said that you should get your child vaccinated with the MMR, but a couple months after they are supposed tog et it so their bodies can develope a little more and be better able to handle it. Also he has said in anopther post that he is "far from an expert". Before jumping into a conversation please read the other posts. P.s. Everyone Thanks for keeping this post alive it is getting closer and closer to my sons MMR vaccine and you have all given me soo much information.

takeu2funkytown

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Ways to cope with Depression. Posted: 2/24/2007 2:06:00 PM
I was just diagnosed with Depression and they put me on Celexa. Apparently it's one of the newer drugs, so i was curious as to whether anyone had any info on it, other then the stuff the doctors tell you.

takeu2funkytown

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Parenting in College Posted: 2/6/2007 6:33:33 PM
I'm doing high-school if that counts. It is so worth it, and once you finish you will be so prud of yourself, I am also starting college in the fall. ONe piece of advice is to find a college that has daycare in it. Good luck.

takeu2funkytown

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teething question? Posted: 1/13/2007 12:30:21 PM
There is a natural medication especially for teething. You can get it at your health food store. I do not know the name... but if you go in and ask for the all natural teething tablets in a small pink and blue bottle there will probably know what you are talking about. When i get home i will post the name of it. I'm not sure in what order the teeth come in but these tablets work wonders for pain.

takeu2funkytown

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An update since the start of this here.. Posted: 1/11/2007 1:19:49 PM
Hard to believe this thread was aloowed up this long. But LoyalLady... I am so glad things are finally working out between you and your daughter and the b/f. Hopefully things continue getting better from here. All the best

takeu2funkytown

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Toddler beds and potty-training OH MY! Posted: 1/6/2007 10:54:15 AM
Well just thought i would update you guys. I have him in a single bed, he fell out 2x the first night but since then , a week, he has stayed in bed all night. This has also been the first time in 15mnths since he has slept through thte night. He was definitly ready for a bed. As for the potty training. I rush him to the bathroom and put him on the toilet when he has to go and he just sits there and looks at me like im an idiot haha. So when i take him off he gets into the tub and goes in there?!?! Any advice on this new behaviour?

takeu2funkytown

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Toddler beds and potty-training OH MY! Posted: 12/31/2006 1:21:57 PM
Thanks for all the great advice ladies. I am goingt o be putting him in a twin, my old bed so at least he is familiar with it. As for the potty training maybe I'll just buy one and put it where he can see it. Is it okay if i bring him into the bathroom with me when i go so he can get used to knowing what it is for?

takeu2funkytown

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Toddler beds and potty-training OH MY! Posted: 12/31/2006 6:24:55 AM
My son is 15mnths and refuses to sleep in his crib. WHen i bring him into my bed he pushes away from me and sleeps so that he isnt touching me. Do you think he is ready for a toddler bed? Also he is still in diapers but has started to grab himself whenever he goes to the bathroom. Does this mean he is ready to be pottytrained?

takeu2funkytown

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will not ignore Posted: 12/31/2006 6:16:25 AM
HOw come everyone is saying something except the Barbeque lady?? lol. SO much for not ignoring us!!!!!

takeu2funkytown

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Advice please on my daughter and her new bf Posted: 12/31/2006 5:43:02 AM
Sam: I've kept my opinion to myself about your posts so far, but I think you've gone far enough. OP came here to ask for some constructive advice. She did not come here to have you bounce all over her about her parenting style. I saw in your profile that your daughter is only 6. Well wait until she is a teenager and rebelling against everything you say. Then we'll talk about parenting styles. Whether parents are stric or lenient or alittle bit of both, most teens will rebel and most parents will question where they went wrong. As i said in an earlier post my parents were really strict and i ended up running away from home at the age of 16 and becoming pregnant at 17. This was not done because of my parents teaching style, i realize now, it was because of the way i viewed their style. I thought they were too strict and therefore did everything in my power to disobey them The point is that it is not whether the parent is strict or not because the child will view them how they want to. The parent could have a few rules, like come home on time and go to school and the child will think they are too strict and disobey. The parent could have not imposed a curfrew and let them out whenever they want and the only thing they may ask is the child child let them know where they are and the child will think they are too strict and disobey. Anyways, the point of my post is that no matter how the parent raises their child the child WILL rebel and it is NOT THE FAULT OF THE PARENT.

takeu2funkytown

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Am i expected to wait for him to get out and continue dating him? Posted: 12/30/2006 10:54:59 AM
Lookin again: No I haven not talked to him since he's been in jail but i do plan on showing up at his court appearence. So i will tell him then that when he gets out that we can just be friends but not date as i don;t need my son growing up around criminals. I dont think he will have a problem with this as we have known each other since we were 4/5.

takeu2funkytown

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So lost Posted: 12/30/2006 5:19:04 AM
Yeah I guess that's true, I never looked at it that way, but i guess I didn't want to see it that way either.

takeu2funkytown

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Advice please on my daughter and her new bf Posted: 12/30/2006 5:15:41 AM
SmtmsAlwys: I don't agree with you at all. YOu cannot blame your mother for the way you acted. My mom was very strict and I came home high and drunk all the time and became pregnant at 17. It's not a matter of how strict or not strict the parents are. It's the child who has to make decisions. YOu could have taken a good look at your mother and said well instead of acting out to get attention I'll be the best i can be to get it. I'm sorry for going off topic here but it really bothers me when people but the blame on their parents for how they acted.

takeu2funkytown

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So lost Posted: 12/30/2006 5:02:56 AM
SlowHand. Here in Canada even if you have not been charged with something as a y.o. it is still on your record. Once a criminal record check is done EVREYTHING shows up. Even if they just came to talk to you. I don't know about the states but here in Canada things are not erased from your record. So before you jump to conclusions about me making things up i would appreciate it if you knew the facts about what you are accusing me of. Also we're in a small town so everyone knows everyone elses business, including the cops.

takeu2funkytown

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will not ignore Posted: 12/29/2006 6:14:26 PM
Jarbarian u forgot... in the where and the why lol. In response to the OP What the he ll did u just say? If this is supposed to be an introduction there's a forum just for that. Newayz... Welcome to the sea of fishies

takeu2funkytown

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Am i expected to wait for him to get out and continue dating him? Posted: 12/29/2006 4:18:39 PM
I think you might be right Angel. I think i might take some time off from the dating scene and concentrate on getting my school done and focusing on my son and my new place. I guess when he gets out we'll see what happens but i don't think i'm gonna be dating him again, although i do like him alot i believe it'll be better in the long run on both my son and my emotions. Thanks for all those who had constructive advice for me.

takeu2funkytown

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Question for single moms........... Posted: 12/29/2006 11:33:44 AM
I'm kind of a paranoid person to begin with, so seeing something like that screams "PEDOPHILE" to me. I would also be wondering why someone would want a pre-made family.

takeu2funkytown

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I miss my daughter, what do i do? Posted: 12/29/2006 11:12:34 AM
OKay looking back i did say she shouldnt have custody of her daughter. But after thinking about it if she goes for therapy and gets involved in her life... maybe shell have a chance of her daughter not growing up to hate her for leaving her.

takeu2funkytown

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I miss my daughter, what do i do? Posted: 12/29/2006 11:10:33 AM
Girly woman: IT is not because she is with a married man that I say she doesnt deserve her child back. Actually i don't believe i said that at all but se deos need some professional help. WHat i dont agree with is the fact that she left her daughter to move to another state to be with this man.

takeu2funkytown

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So lost Posted: 12/29/2006 9:37:34 AM
Alot of you are missing the point of my post. My question was not really should i stay with him.. my question was, if you were him, and we had only been together 2wks would you expect me to be waiting when you got out or would it be a given that i would move on seeing as we were only together such a short time. I know i shouldn't stay with him, as i have a 15mnth old son and dont need that in my life, but i want to know how he is going to be thinking, i know you can't answer that for me but you can tell me what you would think if you were in his position. That way at least i have a small idea of what to expect when he gets out.

takeu2funkytown

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So lost Posted: 12/29/2006 6:12:48 AM
Thats the thing though. He didn't KNOWINGLY do it. This guy came down from a different province to visit. And so my guy had no way of knowing if he had a criminal record or not. Especially since this guy said he had never been in trouble with the law before when we were talking about my guys probation.

takeu2funkytown

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Advice please on my daughter and her new bf Posted: 12/29/2006 6:09:41 AM
DamL are you the b/f? lol OP as I've said in my earlier posts just talk to her. Not accusingly but sit down and tell her how you feel and WHY!! SHes going to ask you why you don't like him and if you say just because i don't. Then shes just going to block you out. Truly sit down and think about what you will say before you say it to her. I do agree with DamL when he says making it public is nto going to help. If she ever sees this on here it will seriously hurt your relationship with her. SO i hope she doesn't come on this site. Good Luck

takeu2funkytown

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So lost Posted: 12/29/2006 6:05:31 AM
Clonealone: IT means that he can not be with someone who has a record. He can be in a bar or somewhere but he can not be socializing with someone who has one. Just saying hi doesnt count but to hangout with them does. Smith: He got into a fight with another guy and knives were pulled. He is 19 now so this was 1yr ago. He would have been off probation in 1week.

takeu2funkytown

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Top Ten Reason For Being [Insert Nationality Here] Posted: 12/29/2006 6:02:13 AM
1. It beats being an American. 2. Only country to successfully invade the US and burn its capital to the ground. 3. You can play ice hockey 12 months a year, outdoors. 4. Only country to successfully invade the US and burn its capital to the ground. 5. Where else can you travel 1000 miles over fresh water in a canoe? 6. A political leader can admit to smoking pot and his/her popularity ratings soar. 7. Only country to successfully invade the US and burn its capital to the ground. 8. Kill Grizzly bears with huge shotguns and cover your house in their skins. 9. Own-an-Eskimo scheme. 10. Only country to successfully invade the US and burn its capital to the ground. PROUD TO BE CANADIAN!!!! lol those were great

takeu2funkytown

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Am i expected to wait for him to get out and continue dating him? Posted: 12/29/2006 5:53:21 AM
I need some help guys. I was with this guy for 2weeks and then he got arrested. The reason he was arrested is because he has a criminal record (youth offender) and he is not allowed to be around other with a criminal record. WHen a friend came down to visit they headed to the bar where the cops were called, (called for another reason nothing to do with this guy) WHen they saw the guy i was seeing they ran a check on the other guy he was with and found he had a criminal record so my guy was arrested and is now in jail for 3mnths. My question is since we were only together for about 2wks, Am i expected to wait for him to get out and continue dating him? Or is 2wks too short for him to think i should wait?

takeu2funkytown

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I miss my daughter, what do i do? Posted: 12/29/2006 5:24:25 AM
I agree with sweetandreal. Obviously you aren't that interested in you daughter if you're willing to move to a different state to be with some married father. If i were you I would give her over to her godparents. At least then shed have a stable life. IN your other post you stated that you had NEVER had a family. Were your ex and daughter not your family? I think there are a few things you need to do before even considering taking your daughter back into your life is 1. Break up with the married man before you ruin that family 2. Move back into the same state as her 3. See a therapist 4. Slowly reintrouduce yourself to your daughter, if shes only 2 and youve been gone long enough to move in and be a nanny and sleep with some guy then you've been gone to long 5. Continue seeing your therapist 6. THEN decide whats best for your daughter

takeu2funkytown

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Four Things Posted: 12/27/2006 1:11:46 PM
1. perfume 2. stereo remote 3. door handle covers to keep my son from opeing the door 4. bank book

takeu2funkytown

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how is everyone planning on handling new years eve alone? Posted: 12/27/2006 6:20:22 AM
I was supposed to have a couples night with two other couples but turns out my b/f couldnt make it. So they is going to be my sister and her b/f and my friend and her b/f and me and no-one. But oh well. We are going to have a rocky movie mararthon cuz we're planning to go to see the new one, so it'll still be fun.

takeu2funkytown

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old friend Posted: 12/27/2006 6:16:28 AM
I would still call her. Even if she has a b/f maybe she wants to hang out and catch up on old times. Maybe go for dinner and a drink or something.

takeu2funkytown

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Leaving Posted: 12/26/2006 4:00:36 PM
Maybe he met someone outside of POF!? Alot of these threads turn into people having disbelief because they assume that the person met their "love" on POF after only 2day or 2wks however long. BUt I met someone and they werent form here. Anyways Good to hear OP.

takeu2funkytown

Joined: 7/22/2006

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If you could have, a free holiday where would you go? Posted: 12/26/2006 3:56:17 PM
Trinidad to meet the rest of my family. oh and get a tan !!!!!!! lol

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