Treated her better than a friend anyway.

...does everyone on date sites do this? The multi-date thing?

I am just here for forums but occasionally get emails from women.

...rarely does a TALL man contact me.

Not many people in the world see the US as an ally anymore...

Perhaps they don't see you as an Ally?

And by your reasoning, think of all the jobs and money their base would bring to Florida.

Sovereignty and being in control of ones own home are the issues.

...it is an attitude that you bring to other people on a daily basis, that turns negativity into positivity, complain into action, insecurity and stress into self assurance, trust and peace. .. I admire how he makes people feel and I strive within the fabric of my own character to bring that in other people.

Bottom line:

2 great and charming dates! Guy not for me

Does anyone else on here get nervous around an obvious charmer?
Do the ladies on here think that he's out charming the pants,,,uh the Skirts, off others too.

Women deep down want to believe they are the only one on the receiving end of this, so should I just be grateful for the time I had with him and go out again?

ok, due to some weight loss I have some...

Can you overlook an unattractive body if everything else ticks the boxes? Would you feel as if you could do better?

Exactly. Asking this stuff before you two had even met is grossly inappropriate, rude, and indeed shows huge lack of class.

It's none of his F****** business what you wear...

I dated one woman for about 3 weeks and she accused me of being married. She had an online background check done on me...

Met this girl last week and she was fabuloso She thought the same of me (and yes I did ask) And yet she won't go out again. I know it's not an attraction issue. We are VERY attracted to eachother. But she says she's scared. Scared that I will break her heart like all the others did before me. She said she knows that is an unfair assumption to make and hates herself for feeling this way, but she does.

It was a definate set up, clear cut.

It's so good to see that so many of you are perfect and aren't willing to give ppl a second chance in life.

It's like saying Canada and America are the same cause they live in the same continents. But we all know that Canadians and Americans are two different cultures and there monies are differents.

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Pacific Islander (or Pacific Person, pl: Pacific People, also called Oceanic[s]), is a geographic term used in several places, such as New Zealand and the United States, to describe the inhabitants of any of the three major sub-regions of Oceania[1][2].

In New Zealand, the term is applied to a person who has emigrated from one of the smaller islands of the Pacific to New Zealand in modern times, or one of their descendants born in New Zealand. While the majority of these people originate from Polynesia, others come from Micronesia and Melanesia. The term is used to distinguish these people from the indigenous New Zealand Maori (who are also Polynesian but arrived in New Zealand many centuries earlier), and from other ethnic groups. A major reason for making the ethnic distinction is that the Pacific People collectively suffer from socio-economic disadvantages and require culturally targeted social and health assistance.

In Australia, "Pacific Islander" means a person from islands in the Pacific, as in New Zealand.

In the United States, "Pacific Islander" refers to people from the same locations. In U.S. usage it is most commonly seen as "Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders".

It excludes people who trace to non-Pacific Island origins (e.g., descendants of Chinese or European colonists) that may now reside on the islands. It would also exclude New Zealanders, except the Maori who are Polynesian, nor would it include Australians or indigenous Australians (except perhaps Torres Strait Islanders, who are generally not included under the designation "Australian Aborigines").

For instance, U.S. Census category was "Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders" (NHPI). NHPI refers to people having origins from any of the indigenous peoples of Hawaii, the Marianas, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands. It includes people who indicated their race or races as "Native Hawaiian", "Guamanian or Chamoru", "Samoan", or "Other Pacific Islander", or wrote in entries such as Tahitian, Mariana Islander, or Chuukese.


Usage Dispute

Inhabitants of the Chinese, Taiwanese, Japanese, Filipino, and Indonesian islands, although technically bordering the Pacific Ocean, do not fall under the definition of "Pacific Islanders" because such islands are not located in any of the three regions of Oceania (Polynesia, Micronesia and Melanesia), and are therefore classified as "Asians" on the U.S. Census. Despite this, a growing number of Filipino-Americans have denied the classification of being "Asian", instead claiming to be "Pacific Islanders", which has provoked dismay among some Pacific Islanders who actually belong to the Oceanic cultures comprising the commonly accepted definition of the term, and has also prompted allegations of cultural denial from other Filipinos, the worldwide majority of whom identify themselves as being Asian (as the Filipino government has stated since its foundation that the Philippines is a part of Asia). However, it should be noted that both groups, as well as aboriginals from Taiwan, other countries of Maritime Southeast Asia (including Indonesia), and the Madagascar Malagasy are all closely related ethnically and can be grouped together under one umbrella term, the Austronesians.

As for the oft-repeated assertion that the bull is being tortured in a typical Corrida. Hogwash!!!

Is it possible that those who oppose La Corrida are so culturally blind and bigoted that they can't see the beauty of the Corrida?

Catalonia moves to abolish bullfighting . Fiona Govan in Madrid
23/06/2006 Catalonia's parliament is poised today to take the first step to abolishing bullfighting throughout the autonomous region in north-eastern Spain.

Bullfighting's future in doubt. Fiona Govan in Madrid 21/12/2006
Bullfighting was facing an uncertain future in Spain yesterday with the announcement that the last bullring in Barcelona is to close after failing to draw enough spectators.

Since 1904... approximately 50 matadors have been killed in the ring... so much for your insubstantial views concerning La Corrida.

First of all, to all the bleeding heart animal lovers out there... {cut to weed out irrelevant prose that addresses no particular point save the poster's ego}

Heather has decided that she is too young and career {is} too promising to have children.

Now we all know this girl is having an abortion...does anyone else find this disturbing?

I think Boxing is barbaric... how many of you watch that and cheer for someone...men have died from it...some even have permanent brain damage...look at the Greatest one..Ali...too many blows to the head and now all he does is shake around.

It may be that those who hate bullfighting the most are those urbanites who have never experienced farm or rural life.

"If they are my children and Heather wants to give them up for adoption I won’t contest it and understand that our relationship is much to young to take on such a huge responsibility."