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Seasonedwoman1

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When would you give a second chance? Posted: 1/24/2008 7:09:17 PM
mr dynomite I do enjoy your posts , straight to the point & telling it the way you see it, some are humorous & make me laugh my butt off Agreeing with your message 100% Cheers

Seasonedwoman1

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One In A Million! Posted: 1/23/2008 11:24:10 AM
Don't you just love it when that happens ? Congrats you two, wish you all the very best!

Seasonedwoman1

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How much do you tell your friends about your sex life? Posted: 1/20/2008 7:08:24 PM
I for one don't tell anyone much. I'm kinda sorta a private person in that area, always have been As for who talks more men or women...well in my opinion & from the men I have talked to or with online & in r/t , including my close male friends.... MEN are more open to say I did her or she wasn't all that.... along with the line ..." I'd DO her but not DATE her " I think that's the most popular line used with SOME of the men these days. Gotta love hearing that line. Cheers!

Seasonedwoman1

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New relationship with great guy but sex is not great -now what? Posted: 1/9/2008 5:10:37 PM
Wow ! I must say I am surprised to see many posts commenting they'd walk away, I guess it is to each their own & a matter of choice. I can understand how frustrating it can be for you OP, & wonder if the situation was reverse, as in the woman not beind good at sex or being passionate what the responses would be, just out of curiosity. I would do as others have stated, talk to him...perhaps even show him , guide his hands mouth & other body parts. Show him how passionate you can be, even if it's out of the ordinary for you. You may wonder..... why should you put all that into it, well simple...if he's a good catch & it's the sex that's not great, again as mentioned by previous posters, could be quite a few reasons, without sounding cold or disrespectful, maybe even you...Sorry, it honestly isn't meant to sound cold, I'm just saying I say talk & teach him first & if all else fails, & things don't get better, as much as I hate to say this....Walk away. I'm a firm believer at trying my best to make things work, before I walk away.... Good Luck to you OP!

Seasonedwoman1

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Gut feeling??? follow through or disregard... Posted: 1/9/2008 5:04:35 AM
Yep OP ! Follow that gut feeling, it's usually right! When I was in the "dating mode", it never steered me wrong. It also saved my butt a few times with life in general. When my stubborness or curiosity kicked in & I didn't follow it, well...lets just say things didn't work out....lol Use it! Follow it!

Seasonedwoman1

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When they prominently say DANCING Posted: 1/8/2008 5:27:28 PM
Eddie To answer your question , yes I do enjoy dancing & can dance a few myself. Growing up I learned how to not only Tap but also square dance, to mention a few. My most favorite is the Jive...I had alot of training from a Special Man in my life, ( My Father ) we spent alot of evenings Jiving & what they call Waltz as to where I call it the old folks dance...lol If I'm interested in a man who claims he doesn't dance or can't for whatever reason, No it doesn't eliminate them from my pool....Maybe he'd let me teach him a few steps I would very much enjoy to learn a few more styles..... Cheers!

Seasonedwoman1

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women: What turns you ON? Posted: 1/8/2008 5:17:16 PM
That's for one to figure out!

Seasonedwoman1

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How many times have you been called 'THE ONE'? Posted: 1/8/2008 6:09:51 AM
Heard it once....said it none !

Seasonedwoman1

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When dating is starting to feel like work??? Posted: 1/7/2008 5:22:14 PM
OP Perhaps your expectations of this site are too high ? ! I never expected anything when I signed up Just a thought... Good Luck & Don't settle....

Seasonedwoman1

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do you think some out there will understand Posted: 1/6/2008 5:24:51 PM
OP I agree with previous posters, & would understand. Why on Gods green earth would you want a woman who wouldn't understand? Your ex-wife is very lucky & for what it's worth, I think the next " lil fishy " that hooks your bait will without a doubt be lucky one. I hope your wife gets better & you find the Special Gem you so deserve.!

Seasonedwoman1

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she cleans too much Posted: 1/6/2008 4:42:32 PM
OP Normally I would agree with you. I've been known to be a clean freak by my friends, to the point that I am anal about it. My Bad...lol However I do have 2 male friends that are clean freaks ( inside ). I actually met 1 of them , who I befriended in here & was surprised to see how clean he kept his place & he has two kids f/t & works f/t. The other is a bachelor, with no kids & is called Mr Clean , he is even bald...lol So I'm not sure now...I guess there's a lil of Martha Stewart in both sexes.

Seasonedwoman1

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Do you think there should be laws against people who trick you into sexual encounters! Posted: 1/4/2008 5:16:35 PM
Perhaps , now.... just perhaps.... The one who was silly enough to be tricked into the encounter should be the one to get charged or go to jail...Perhaps ???? Do NOT PASS GO, DO NOT COLLECT $200 ( Handing you a get out of jail free )

Seasonedwoman1

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help please Posted: 1/2/2008 11:03:38 AM
I have a difficult time taking this thread seriously You remind me of someone I use to know.....Is your real name Ken ? For Chrissakes man grow some brass ones & learn to use them instead of others ! jestrada71, You tell em !!!

Seasonedwoman1

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Should I tell her she is dating a player? Posted: 1/2/2008 6:52:06 AM
I'd stay out of it ! Let go of what friendship you still have, if you run into him, say Hi & keep it short ! Good Luck !

Seasonedwoman1

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SHORT GUYS Posted: 1/1/2008 8:35:07 PM
I'm 5'5 & would prefer to look directly into his eyes rather than break my neck too. Hang in there OP

Seasonedwoman1

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THE WALL AROUND MY HEART!!!!!!!! Posted: 1/1/2008 8:20:57 PM
One can't say it any better ! mjlaw82 Good Luck OP ! Cheers

Seasonedwoman1

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Do You Go Out With Someone Who is Ending it with a person who has a Friend with Benefits Posted: 12/30/2007 1:18:16 PM
OP I contemplated awhile before replying to this... I would say No, Don't Go ! But that would be judgemental of me & that I'm not. I can understand that a previous engagement was made between him & his FWB, however, I have a couple of thoughts about this....#1 if you two really hit it off & he's wanting another date so soon, that should say alot....then again it can also state he's tryin to feel you out before he hooks up with his FWB again. #2...if he's that interested in you, why not break the date off with his FWB, I know that sounds cruel, but if he's really into you, it can be done....Again, keeping in mind from what you indicated it would only be the second date.... Kinda puts you in a pickle...lol If I were you...being as gutsy as I am & I have been told I have brass ones too..... I would go on the date....observe carefully & use caution. Tell him to call you next year & see what he has to say about his FWB situation. If any person that is really looking to try a relationship & they've had a FWB, they let go of that ....it's not a relationship...it's more of a Buddy System....there is nothing other than sex between the two & both are aware that one could stop at any given time if they found someone they were interested in. ( sounds fishy there ) Use caution Jade, I read your profile, you seem to know exactly what you want & don't settle for less. You deserve to have the best, like we all do. Take Care & All the best to you. Happy New Year !

Seasonedwoman1

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London New Years Party!! Alibi Roadhouse December 31, 2007 Posted: 12/30/2007 6:36:13 AM
WooooHooooo 1 more sleep !!!!! Dress is ready....shoes are polished to tear up the dance floor..... Can't wait !!!!!

Seasonedwoman1

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Why dont women like long haired guys.....or are there any?? Posted: 12/27/2007 5:02:29 PM
^^^ ^^^ nevaeh1200, I'm with ya !!!!! Those guys are out there & they are Hubba Hubba Hubba Hot !!! The longer the better ! Damn that's Hot ! Cheers

Seasonedwoman1

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are girls intimidated by guys who arent physically motivated? Posted: 12/27/2007 4:44:32 PM
Nope ! I just crack my Whip harder & louder!!!

Seasonedwoman1

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How you feel about someone remaining friends with a old FWB? Posted: 12/27/2007 4:35:28 PM
OP People seem to make a big deal out of FWB. If it was done correctly, there should be no problem with maintaining a friendship without the B thereafter, with either party. A- It's a matter of keeping it all to yourself about him . B- Being upfront & open about it when you start to date someone. I took B I still keep in touch, so does the guy I am currently dating, just not as often. Cheers !

Seasonedwoman1

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seperated and dating Posted: 12/27/2007 4:12:04 PM
OP.... That's a tuff call to make. My personal opinion & some may very well disagree, is ....if you have been living out on your own, away from your wife, you are single. Unless of course you still have her over for a lil fun on the side & divorce is not final during the time this fun is taking place. If women fear that you may return, there must be reasons they do. You may be giving them vibs....Most will follow their gut instinct... If you know in your heart, you are beyond the point of return, that is all that should matter to you. Get out & date...be careful... Anyone can always leave you for another, no matter what their marital status is, can they not ? It's always a matter of choice.... I see alot of people who have not given a seperated person half the chance, for fear of them going "back" to the ex. I wish you luck !

Seasonedwoman1

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London New Years Party!! Alibi Roadhouse December 31, 2007 Posted: 12/20/2007 4:43:03 AM
Tought I'd pass this along..... Went & purchased my ticket yesterday, less than a handful are remaining, is what I was informed. See ya's there !

Seasonedwoman1

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Did I miss a memo? Posted: 12/18/2007 6:33:53 PM
Poot ??? WTH is a Poot ?? I've heard of fluffing..... I will agree with you OP. There are somethings that should remain private these are some of them. No Class, Just an A$$ !

Seasonedwoman1

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NOT ALL MEN ARE DOGS! Posted: 12/18/2007 10:06:30 AM
Well Said Eddie !!!! Not all Men, just some of them... Just like not all Women are Golddiggers...just some of them... Cheers to you

Seasonedwoman1

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Double standards share ur thoughts Posted: 12/18/2007 10:01:09 AM
Tom I know what you're saying & would have to agree with you. I will use a friends famous words.... Never expect anyone to play " second fiddle " including oneself !

Seasonedwoman1

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Always in your heart Posted: 12/17/2007 5:03:39 PM
I agree OP 100 % !!!!! I do carry him with me, simply because I learned from the love we shared, Good or Bad ! Cheers Feel the Love....

Seasonedwoman1

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PRE - NUP To all gals and guys Posted: 12/17/2007 7:47:50 AM
KerrilynnAZ ( msg 2 ) Said it Best !!! No Problem with it !!! Cheers

Seasonedwoman1

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Problem with a friend..advice? Posted: 12/16/2007 5:42:48 AM
Not to sound cold but Live & Learn. ! In the future.....Never mix businness with pleasure!!! I would've been more concerned with having to keep a professional relationship with this person more than anything thing else. Good Luck ! Hang in there ! A

Seasonedwoman1

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Problem with a friend..advice? Posted: 12/14/2007 4:15:42 AM
Walk away from the situation and keep your relationship professional - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Good Answer ! Drama Drama Drama, no doubt !!! Don't Go ! You didn't ask for any of this, including her so called help with getting you a date with this guy ! It's trouble from the start ! Good Luck !

Seasonedwoman1

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Marriage / Living Together whats your take? Posted: 12/13/2007 8:40:40 AM
Hey OP One could go on & on with this tpoic, but I will add my 2cents simply because I was married, divorced & in a common law relationship afterwards. For myself, divorce was much more expensive than marriage, wether you get everything....half of everything....or nothing. Somewhere, somehow, someway you both pay ! I now look at marriage totally different, if I were to ever think about getting married a second time, the guy would have had to literally sweep me off my feet in everyway possible & or imaginable. He would have to be my MATCH / EQUAL without a doubt. Vice Versa. I'm not saying I would never ! Having once had to start all over again, same goes for common-law, but I don't take that as serious, probably because it's not a Sacrement of God as I am catholic I think it's more with the up brining of some people. There are families out there that are against divorces or will try & convince you to stay in the marriage & make it work. Is there a difference, ? I dunno the answer to that & not sure anyone does. My religious beliefs are that when two people unit in marriage, they become a 1 ....it's an Oath with marriage to God to your wife/husband.... With living Common-Law, it's a matter of moving your stuff in...or out...but you still have the risk.... Just my views... Cheers !

Seasonedwoman1

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Torn between two men... Posted: 12/12/2007 9:16:25 AM
OP Been there, like previous posters stated talk to guy #1 & inform him of how you're feeling...yes about how you're falling for another guy too. It doesn't matter what things you see or don't see in him now, he deserves the truth of how you're feeling. If he doesn't understand, who knows he may end up making the decision for you.... then make your choice to either stay with him or move on, maybe not even with guy #2. I get the feeling you may feel you're in a comfort zone of having #1 & #2 ( kind of having your cake & eating it too ) without that sounding cold. What you lack from one, you're getting from the other. When the "right one" comes along , you will know it ! Best of Luck !

Seasonedwoman1

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feel a bit stupid Posted: 12/12/2007 7:53:32 AM
OP You're human are you not ? Nothing wrong with what you did. ( not in my books anyway ) You should have received a thank you for your kindness. 10 yrs is a longtime . On the otherhand, for myself, when I walked away from a L/T relationshp of 13 yrs, I choose not to reply to any emails or messages left to me from my ex. No Contact is a Golden Rule for me, but again...that's just me, the hurt & pain was to unbearable, but had I received a gift or flowers, I would've said thank you atleast, but nothing more. I have to agree with mthompson on this one. Unfortunately, you may have received your answer. Good Luck & Keep your chin up !

Seasonedwoman1

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What is your fantasy Christmas Eve/Christmas? Posted: 12/11/2007 9:00:23 AM
jugularpot , msg 2 I like your fantasy.... I would enjoy something along those lines...maybe a lil more adventure with that sleigh & a nice long ride , if you know what I mean. I think he'd enjoy that. The cabin would come later with wearing nothing but a bow! Can't forget nice roll in the snow.

Seasonedwoman1

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his house for a first date Posted: 12/7/2007 11:40:05 AM
nocalsingledad Very True ! I applaud your reply. It also tells you something about the person inviting you, I have to admit, as stated before, having only done this once...I'm not so sure I would've invited him or anyone else to my home on the first meet/date. You have to have some sort of trust.

Seasonedwoman1

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his house for a first date Posted: 12/7/2007 7:54:13 AM
Not every man is a bad guy in here. Don't tell me I'm the only one who has either.... I'm quite aware of my safety & the other persons as well... I had been chattin with this one guy for quite sometime on msn & in here, on the phone as well. Maybe a couple of months, not exactly sure... We got to know each other quite a bit, for reasons he stated to me & will stay with me, I went to him, at his place. It was late afternoon on a weekend & I did have BACK UP incase I needed to escape & he was some freak. I did have to travel a distance, but not 100 miles. I knocked on his door ....when he opened the door, he had his head wrapped in a towel... ( YOU WOULD HAVE TO KNOW THIS GUY ) I knew this guy was harmless & just as curious as I was. Who in the hell would open the door for a meet/date with a towel around their head ?? LOL I still laugh about it....No harm was ever done to me or him...We had a blast of laughs. Having said all this...it was the first time & ONLY time I had done this....I know I took a chance, but alot of communication had taken place prior to the meet. I felt comfy & if anything, he took a bigger chance with inviting me...I could have been some stalker freak & he risked giving me his home address & such. So in the end....WE BOTH took a chance.... Luckly It was all Good !!!

Seasonedwoman1

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Ladies... Sex with your hand or with a man? Posted: 12/5/2007 4:56:11 PM
Both ? ! Hubba Hubba Hubba

Seasonedwoman1

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Which would you chose, Lasting friendship or a relationship? Posted: 12/4/2007 7:17:13 PM
Although I have taken risks most of my life..... I'm going to stand on the other side of the fence & say " Lifelong Friendship " If I began to care for someone a great deal, I would not risk their Friendship, for fear of not hearing from them or seeing them again down the road would just be somewhat bothersome to me. Having said this.... ( I would only take the chance if we both felt the same way )...If I were to take the chance & have a relationship with this person & it didn't work out, things would never be the same, I would fear there would be a great friendship lost, all depending on the reason for going our seperate ways. I'm the type of person that would want them in my life & if Friendship is " all it's meant to be " , then so be it.

Seasonedwoman1

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Past is past? Posted: 12/3/2007 5:16:32 AM
Sir Cheer I agree !!! OP One should learn from their past mistakes & try not to repeat them. Some never learn ! I try to, & choose to avoid making the same ones again. I'm no angel by any means, but will reflect back on the good & the bad in my past only to try & have a better future. We all make mistakes...the ones who can admit to it will not repeat them... My Opinion.

Seasonedwoman1

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Guys, What is up with this ??? Posted: 11/29/2007 12:08:34 PM
He's a Big Joke ! Kick his Sorry Ass to the curb !

Seasonedwoman1

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married men Posted: 11/29/2007 8:41:51 AM
OP Why would you even think of wanting to stay after you find out a guy is married or attached ? Have you no self worth , dignity , self respect ? I can't even begin to think of doin some chit like that, it would be a Cold Day in Hell before I would be someone else's " Other Woman " or " Mistress " Think of this.... Waiting by the phone, for the Beck & Call? Spending Holidays & Vacation time alone? Never being able to be out in public? Friends finding out ? The Wife catching you? This is how a friend of mine spends her weekends.... Sit & Wait all prettied up just incase he can get away...& The fun she is missing out on.... Her loss, not his....he's having his cake & eating it too. Good Luck

Seasonedwoman1

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what makes you call an ex Posted: 11/28/2007 8:02:25 AM
I'll stand with ya mr dynomite. I have had an ex ( including past dates ) try & contact me, by either email or phone...through a friend. I have never made contact after I walked away. It put alot of thinking before I do walk....when I do...There's no lookin back with this Fishie....

Seasonedwoman1

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Tis the Season to be Jolly........or is it? Posted: 11/28/2007 5:37:11 AM
OP I try not to think about the sad so much & make good with what is before me.... I agree with you... With the kids now grown up, things are not as exciting, but still good. I feel sometimes I am in compition with my Parents to make good memories for our younger generation, like my parents made for us.....Sounds silly I know... I miss cooking a huge meal for all my family, with members being spread all over the country, it's difficult to gather at the same time. We try & do our best with being a close nit family. Of course I miss my parents that's a given for anyone I think. The baking...Yummm I still bake most weekends in Dec. I so enjoy it & give some to my friends & just stash the rest for myself... I think what I miss the most is our family use to attend Christmas eve mass ( OMG it lasted like almost 2 hrs ) & upon our return home, we all gathered & opened our gifts....& stayed up til late....the kids slept like logs...lol That is such a wonderful memory... I will say I look forward to next year, with having my first Grandchild around. It brings my life to a whole new Plateau....which I'm sure will be exciting . Thanx for the reminder OP Wishing You & Your's , Happy Safe & Healthy Holidays A

Seasonedwoman1

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Broken Heart from a guys point of view Posted: 11/27/2007 10:56:05 AM
Hey Chad/OP I checked your Profile out & you seem to be a great guy. I'm Sorry for your pain. As difficult as it may be for you, Let it go man! She wasn't the one for you, there is someone out there & she will pop up when you probably least expect it.....when she does, they say you won't know what hit you.....all those emotions will start happening again.... good things come to those who wait. You obviously have alot to offer a woman. Don't settle for any less ! Glad to hear you remain friends, just be cautious. Keep your chin up Take Care Ann

Seasonedwoman1

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The loss of an unborn child. Posted: 11/21/2007 8:37:44 PM
rare_jewal I'm gonna share with you a very Private experience I went through , it will be 16 yrs in Jan/08. I really do hope this helps, regardless wether it was a miscarriage or abortion. I am not here to judge you. I am not one who speaks much of my private life in the forum, but I've been where you are. I am not looking for sympathy from anyone, nor do I want any questions directed to me. OP , you are asking for advice from someone who experienced it, well I have. Almost 16 yrs ago, I was 1 week short of being 6 months pregnant. Long story short, I had no choice but to deliver a baby girl, I had began to bleed & it wasn't stopping with all the meds they had given me in the hospital. She lived for 2 hrs. She was half a lb, & was 10 inches long. Her head alone was 10 inches in diameter. Her skin was pink, & before I delivered her, they injected me with a Cortazone shot, to help her be able to breathe when she was born. If not for the shot, her lungs would bust, due to undevelopment. The Specialist made me deliver, as he knew I would always wonder & he was correct. What I later learned was that the bag she was in, tore away from my upper womb & was hanging like a balloon filled with water & after time goes by, that balloon drops & drops. I had to name her, burry her the whole 9 yards, which wasn't easy. I have all her ultrasound pics & little footband. Now being 16 yrs later, I have never wanted another child again. I was blessed with a son 23 yrs ago & have accepted the fact that perhaps I was only meant to have one. It was the most difficult time of my entire life, but I got through it, with my Family & my husband at the time. I felt the guilt, I took the blame, all of what you're feeling. But there was a medical reason, & it wasn't until I seeked professional help that I learned that. You need to talk to a Professional, it will help you. I still think of her, especially on my Birthday, Mother's Day, Christmas & what would have been her birthday. I often wonder, if she would've had red hair like me, would she look like me, act like me.....What also helped was the fact that I eventually kept tellin myself, it wasn't meant to be... Not much more I can say, except I so know where you are & I feel for you more than anything. Please get help, talk to someone, it's not your fault & don't be like me...when you're ready, try & have another one....I regret not trying. But that's just me. If you want to talk, I am a good listener, with out passing judgement. Take Care & God Bless ! You will be ok, Ann

Seasonedwoman1

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Will you ever find the one? Posted: 11/20/2007 8:37:08 AM
There's nothing like Sunshine on a Cloudy Day !! Another " Happily ever After Ending " Congrats !

Seasonedwoman1

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Thanks to Plenty Of Fish we will never part Posted: 11/19/2007 9:53:29 AM
Holy Moly that was fast , But Hey, Congrats !!!! It's nice to hear of Happy Endings ! Wishing you many years together. Cheers

Seasonedwoman1

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Why do women initiate more Breakups ? Posted: 11/19/2007 5:15:11 AM
My Opinion I think mr. dynomite said it good.... PMS = Puttin up with Mens Shit !!! NOT !!!!! I think women initiate it more, cause most know what they're looking for in a relationship & if they don't get it, they're not happy, not saying that men don't, they will just settle more easily than women will.

Seasonedwoman1

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Would you rather love and lose or never love at all? Posted: 11/19/2007 3:42:03 AM
Blue Eyed Vegas Guy Very well said !

Seasonedwoman1

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What muscles do you find most attractive... Posted: 11/15/2007 5:21:32 AM
Without a doubt Butt Legs When a man is naked... The upper thigh joined at the hip, is the sexiest part on a man. In that order !

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