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Thread: tattoo's
taray_queen
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tattoo's
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1/22/2008 5:28:52 PM
Small tattoos with non-violent or non-horrifying theme are ok. I won't wanna stare at the firefighter-slaying-an- evil-dragon in the middle of the night. Nice to know that you keep it covered while at work. I won't like it if our IT guy comes to my office showing me his whole body tattoo. There's a time and place for body arts, different taste for different folks.
taray_queen
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Question for those who are non-americans/in their 40s+
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1/21/2008 4:55:28 PM
Another beauty contestant protesting his rating...Why are you so bogged down on these ratings?
taray_queen
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how to get through the friends?
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1/16/2008 8:25:04 PM
You can stay shy and keep on wondering until you regret it, or you can take a risk and start an innocent friendly conversation then go from there. You will just have to respect the fact that she has friends and strangers around, so you can't be perverted. As the previous poster said, trains aren't the best place to meet people. But if you can work on your shyness, maybe you have a chance. I would also suggest that you dress up a little nicer, improve your overall appearance, improve on your persona, and hopefully those help on improving your appeal and on building your self-confidence.
taray_queen
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Emotionally mature... what does it mean to you?
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1/15/2008 1:55:33 PM
- being able to handle a variety of situations like a gentleman (or woman), without panicking, with responsibility, with appreciation.
- respects others and can be adaptable in social settings.
- have set goals and know how to achieve it, including those pertaining to relationships.
- does not get into fights with kids over XBOX or Wii games.
taray_queen
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Sharing his interests..
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1/15/2008 1:49:14 PM
I'll explore and try if within my limits. I'm always into learning and trying new things. But it has to be two ways. He should make an effort to get into activities that I enjoy.
taray_queen
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Is it possible?
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1/15/2008 1:46:51 PM
As far as being in love with her and missing her, give it time, it'll all pass. I doubt you'll ever get her back. You have to control your jealousy and your anger there, kiddo, as you will never ever get a long lasting loving relationship with the kind of behavior you told us about. Smart women won't put up with that.
taray_queen
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What should I be looking at?
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1/11/2008 7:44:46 PM
I think that you should focus your energy in building up on social skills, instead of taking notes on nitty gritty women's signals. Different women will behave differently. You don't wanna be disappointed if you keep reading them wrong. Start going out with your female friends on a one-on-one basis, not as date, but as friends, and go from there. You'll know when she's into you after a while.
taray_queen
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Curves vs confidence
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1/11/2008 7:30:24 PM
What would you women prefer, a man with a tight sexy body and handsome face who is shy and unassertive or a average (not ugly) man who is very assertive and confident in himself (has "the walk" and "the talk").
I'll wait to see what the third guy is like first
taray_queen
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Rich woman, poor man. Could it work?
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1/11/2008 7:24:58 PM
It'll only work if you are able to hold a steady full time job and make decent $. Or if she is 20 years older than you and half senile, it could work, too. Or if you look like Brad Pitt.
I was married to someone who couldn't hold a job. I'm not a materialistic person, but geez, in this country, we have to make a living to be comfortable. Not only did we struggle financially, although I make as much as your optometrist, there was a lot of insecurity, he was always depressed and volatile, and I was unhappy and lost affection.
taray_queen
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Breaking up with your guy
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1/11/2008 3:23:52 PM
So would you say this is a sign she still has feelings and desires for me. It's been about 8 months.
Celticman, you sound like a really sweet man. It will be hard for us to say if she still have feelings for you or not, without knowing much about her. What I said in earlier post was based on my own experience, but also based on what I've heard from many others who left their exs. Maybe she still has feelings for you, but the other question is, is she interested in getting back together? The signs might very well be purely friendly, and she's doing this to to hurt you less and perhaps for her own comfort as well.
To reiterate are regrets always to be regrets or sometimes shouldn't we explore our regrets to see if we can reverese them?? Seems to me many people have regrets and say never look back. Is ther future always brighter?
Having regrets depends on the situation prior to break-up. If it was bad, no regrets. Sometimes it's harder to let go and move on, and let the other person move on if you keep looking back. In my opinion, if two people had shared so many years of partnership then decided to part because love is no longer there, then keep the friendship. But not everyone is capable of being civil and unselfish to keep the friendship. They turn bitter, angry, even destructive.
I sure hope you find out where you stand. Noone else can tell you that. Keep the friendship with her, but at the same time, go out, have fun, enjoy yourself. Also, change your looks, change your attitude, be a better person. Maybe if she sees that, she'll be attracted all over again.
taray_queen
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Asking your female friends to set you up.......
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1/10/2008 8:41:38 PM
I find this very uncomfy, when friends try to match me with guys, especially if unsolicited. But if that is what you want, try it. One drawback is that if things doesn't work out, if it gets ugly, you may lose the girl and the matchmaker friend, too.
taray_queen
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Breaking up with your guy
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1/10/2008 6:59:57 PM
When the person loses affection and interest on you, it's very hard to get that back. You're right, your ex probably hurt, too, she probably cared for you, but very likely she wanted to move on and have a better life. A new start. She realized there isn't much time left on this earth and if she doesn't do anything now, she's wasting time. Now, why do I know this? Coz that's how I felt when I left my ex. He was hurt bad, and I was hurting to see him in that state. The only good part was I lost a few pounds from that. But even months and a couple of years after I left, he would ask me why I left and ask to come back. My repeated answer was, I was very unhappy and the situation wasn't gonna change. He could not understand that, why I was unhappy, which tells me he never noticed because he was too busy with his own needs and wants. I stayed as his best friend till he passed away. God bless him!
taray_queen
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you want friendship ,but she doesn't- ever wamt to be friend with someone ,but htey don;t want to
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1/10/2008 6:50:48 PM
Move on. She's not interested, not even friendship.
taray_queen
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she wants to move in with me
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1/10/2008 4:28:04 AM
I understand how you feel about not being ready but I agree with the other posters. If you aren't ready now and she is, deal with it by telling her upfront. Not fair to lead her on to something that may not ever happen.
taray_queen
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How does a shy guy get a date?
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1/9/2008 5:12:36 PM
I once read that one should join Toast Masters, to gain confidence in speaking.
It's a start, but not necessarily effective for improving the shyness part. I am a Toastmaster, and it does help you do public speaking and help improve conversational skills. However, shy people just get up there and speak in front of the audience, but still avoids or doesn't do as well in socializing with members. I, for one, can speak in front of a hundred people, and have moderate social skills, but I am still an introvert which means that when I attend functions where I don't know anybody, I am still very uncomfy. But still, as I said, it's a start. Perhaps you can also join other activity groups (meetup dot com has a list) where you would feel comfy and build your one on one confidence.
taray_queen
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Why do you think the Divorce Rate is so High in North America?
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1/6/2008 5:24:33 PM
Women who have unrealistic expectations of men and relationships.People who can't or won't forgive and forget cause they've forgotten people make mistakes. People too quick to throw away a relationship cause they don't know what the word compromise means. Feminism has done nothing but ruin families and pitted the sexes against each other making men feel foreign brides are the only viable option. Women who don't stand by thier man anymore,men who lack honor. Japan is a tradional society where women are submissive, say what you like but they still have 60 year marriages compared to north americans who's average is currently 4,yeah thats progress.
Well, Jim Dandy, welcome to the 21st century! Feminism evolved so women could speak up and stand for themselves when it comes to issues as what you brought up. You seem to be putting all the blame on the women. What about men who lose interest in their wives because they want barbie dolls? Alcohol and drugs, economy, challenges in rearing children in this generation, among other things affect the way we live now, including marriages and relationships.
I've lived in North America for more than half of my life, but my ethnic roots had a lot to do with why I stayed married for over 2 decades with a man that had given up on living for many years and could not hold a job since the beginning. I was raised by my parents who made it a point never to fight in front of their 10 children. In fact, I can't recall a time they had a real fight, though they did upset each other every so often. They showed and taught us respect, patience, tolerance, unselfishness, and if things go wrong, support for each other and forgiveness. They stayed married till the day he died. And I tried, too, till I just could not take it anymore.
taray_queen
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How do i tell her this?
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1/6/2008 3:31:27 PM
This isn't Asia or Islam. I don't know where the more than three dates constitutes an engagement comes from anyway.
Huh??? What the heck does that mean? Are you saying in Asia, it's 3 dates and you're engaged? And Islam? You need to research your facts and travel a little.
taray_queen
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How do i tell her this?
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1/6/2008 2:18:49 PM
When she tries to make advances on you, tell her
coz you're not ready. Tell her you want to wait till you're married before having any of that. She'll get the message.
Come on now, at age 20, you've made GRAVE mistakes? Whew, you have a long way to go, slow down!
taray_queen
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When is being a stalker ok?
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1/6/2008 10:03:20 AM
OK, that's the second time you've done that to me today queen. I'm going to make sure I check who's making the post before reading with a mouth full of coffee.
I'll be back the same time tomorrow, Bullielover!
Thanks for all the other posts, I will see him tomorrow after work so will let you know how it goes.
Come on now, OP, why do you have to see him in person to tell him all these? What if he's already out there stalking? Can't you call him on the phone? Aww, is there really a "Jeff?" Oh, and to add to the stalking supply list, best to wear diapers. This way, YOU won't have to go to the bathroom and miss your chances!
taray_queen
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When is being a stalker ok?
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1/6/2008 5:10:38 AM
Kick him in the groin, enough to land him back in the hospital. This way, it can't be called stalking.
taray_queen
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A why me? question (but not the usual kind)
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1/6/2008 4:02:20 AM
^^^Or could it be due to poor vision as you get older?
taray_queen
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does either matter to you?
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1/5/2008 11:38:06 PM
^^^Amazing. I thought it would have been people who were bored and spent too much time each day looking between their legs and decided one day to decorate it a bit. I would have been more impressed if they pierced their butt cheeks instead.
taray_queen
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Vasectomy or pierced p***s, does either matter to you?
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1/5/2008 9:42:01 PM
Vasectomy, sure, why not? But pierced pen!s? No way. To me, it's a sign of immaturity. Can you get it patched first?
And you just happen to have one? What, you woke up one morning and you have hoop ring on your thingy? Tellin' ya, keep an eye on your drinks!
taray_queen
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Why do women kiss you then run away?
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1/5/2008 9:28:05 PM
They're just testing if you were a sucker. What are you doing wrong? Can you run as fast as them? If yes, go the other way! I think you're dealing with childish behavior here, theirs, and maybe yours. Why would you even go out with them if you already set the rule that you wouldn't do it unless they are no longer in a relationship?
taray_queen
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A why me? question (but not the usual kind)
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1/5/2008 9:19:09 PM
Maybe this tells you it isn't really a beauty contest?
taray_queen
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How many women would get married again
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1/5/2008 9:13:45 PM
I'm torn when it comes to this, but will cross the bridge when I get there. At this time, I am enjoying single life too much . Also, I still feel the trauma from many years of unhappy marriage and it won't be fair for the next guy if we dive into commitment at this time. I tend to study the present and the future a lot more carefully now, which would help me decide when the time comes.
taray_queen
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Pregnant signs..how can I tell?
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1/3/2008 6:53:25 PM
If she's never missed her period before, and the frequency of bathroom trips is unusual, she is likely pregnant. As to what to do, you can do another test in a few days, and if positive, you gonna have to make a decision early. Next time, use protection!
taray_queen
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How does a shy guy get a date?
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1/3/2008 4:19:38 PM
Get wealthy, dress nice, learn how to dance...and they will come.
Until then, socialize in small groups, join activity groups, and start talking to women in a friendly way. That should help you build confidence and not feel like you will be rejected each time you wanna ask someone out.
taray_queen
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Whos the stalker?
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1/3/2008 4:13:31 PM
This sounds like those silly math questions I never answered. f[(Girl1+Girl2)]*3k = 2l{[(Boy2-Girl1) + (Girl2-Boy2)]/m[(Boy2-Boy1)+(Girl1)], where f=fun, k=konstant, l=lovers, m=married.
How long would it take for Boy2 to get out of Girl1+Boy1's house if Boy1 is on his way at 90 mph and Girl2 is waiting for Boy2 at the hamburger stand with a shotgun in hand?
taray_queen
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Sure is ugly, but it’s what’s inside that counts?
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1/1/2008 5:00:19 PM
^^^or use as a bow for the third leg?
taray_queen
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Skimpy cloting.
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1/1/2008 10:32:18 AM
^^^Not if you live in Florida.
taray_queen
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Skimpy cloting.
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1/1/2008 10:01:07 AM
I refuse to wear granny clothes, but still have to dress appropriately for my age. Feminine look and feel can be achieved wearing sexy clothes , long flowing skirts, or a nice sun dress. Depends on how a woman carries herself and how she feels and moves in that outfit. Last night at downtown NY eve celebration, I saw young women wearing 4-5 inch heels and skimpy dresses almost showing their crotch that they were struggling to walk. That's not feminine to me. I try to dress for the occassion and the type of company I'm with. I think wearing clothing that are too skimpy or not right for your body would attract the wrong kind of audience. I still wear lil black dresses, mini-skirts, short shorts, tube or spaghetti strapped shirts depending on the occassion. When going to work or church, no need to be showing skin there!
taray_queen
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Sure is ugly, but it’s what’s inside that counts?
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1/1/2008 5:26:29 AM
I'd likely return it and politely ask: "Can I please have this in pink?"
taray_queen
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why can't some girls just say no?
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12/31/2007 11:33:40 PM
Manners?? Did I hear someone say manners?
taray_queen
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why can't some girls just say no?
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12/31/2007 4:56:15 PM
^^^Yeah, but he's been saying that for the past couple of days
That's if I understood his English correctly!
taray_queen
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why can't some girls just say no?
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12/31/2007 4:09:32 PM
^^^Talking about rudeness and lack of manners...ahem!
taray_queen
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why can't some girls just say no?
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12/31/2007 3:26:12 PM
Ave Caesar,
As I read through these posts, there's one thing I could see clearly. You don't take anyone else's opinion but yours! You considered some of the ones trying to even make a joke and lighten up the thread rude and lacking manners. Check yours first.
Yes, you run the risk of antagonizing someone if you get carried away with repeated contacts. I don't agree that 2 or 3 additional attempts is overdoing it. As always, if you show politeness and respect for the other person in the message yourself, the mere fact of repeated contact is not in itself a source of...
As I said earlier, it's not your opinion that counts when a female (or a male for that matter) says she's annoyed or harassed. It's hers, the recipient of the unwelcomed repeated attempts. So, whether you agree with her or not is pointless. You gave examples earlier, I have a few, but don't wanna bore you or others reading this. I have been on the receiving end of annoyance/persistent attempts and in one case, I had to report it to his boss. I had also terminated a female employee because a male co-worker felt he was being harassed by her unwelcomed gestures and comments and persistence. Little investigation and she was gone. All it took was for the receiving party to complain about it.
taray_queen
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why can't some girls just say no?
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12/30/2007 6:33:34 PM
Ave Caesar,
If the female feels harassed with persistent contact or emails, then she is harassed. It's not your opinion to judge whether or not she is (harassed). Besides, this forum is not necessarily for giving advice. It's "Ask a GIRL." The person responding can answer in however way she feels, provided it is within the many rules of POF, not yours.
taray_queen
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What's the funniest thing that's ever happened to you?
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12/27/2007 7:35:48 PM
started taking yoga last year with my girl friend. monday nights at 7 after dinner. we arrive at the classs this is like the third or forth...learning a new position i forgot what you call it...your legs are up in the air and you are holding your self in the lower back...well just as i got up a big fart he he he everyone was rolling on the floor after that ...
It's called inverted asana. And that (the unplanned blast of gas) happens a lot in yoga and pilates classes I go to. I'm not saying me, I know better not to eat gaseous food or drink soda before class.
taray_queen
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why can't some girls just say no?
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12/27/2007 7:23:12 PM
I suggest that you carry YES and NO flash cards. When you ask the target female a question, ask her to point to the right card. No IFs, ANDs, BUTs, and no MAYBEs either. That way you would get your firm answer without her lame excuses.
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What's the funniest thing that's ever happened to you?
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12/27/2007 5:03:43 PM
There's so many, I dunno which one to choose. I like to laugh, so I try to do so at every opportunity. Be it at comedy clubs, with a group of friends, or just watching everyone do hilarious stuff. I was in the lil girl's room today and I just blurted laughing when I remembered something really funny that happened to someone else a while ago. This lady who we hired from Job Corps went to the restroom and did her business. When it was time to wash her hands, she couldn't find the valve to turn the water on. She looked everywhere and nothing. Then she saw the writing on the faucet: Speakman. So, she started speaking to the faucet. When nothing happened, she did it a little closer to the faucet and a little louder. Water came on but didn't stay. So, she kept on coming closer and talking louder, each time she got a little spritz of water. That's about the time I walked in. Well, you can probably imagine the rest. Of course, the faucet has an automated motion sensor.
A funny thing that happened to me online was when someone from work (someone I supervised) messaged me and started flirting with me. I don't usually post a picture of me, so he didn't know it was me. He started emailing me and I played along. The flirting started. He would often say how strange it was that I seemed to know things about him. He would complain about his boss (moi), and told me about his other job interviews. All these I shared with my secretary, so we would both laugh when I share with her the stories (I know, it's evil!). It all ended when he started showing me sexy pics of him and invited me to dinner at his place. I was not interested!
taray_queen
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Is honesty REALLY the best policy?
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12/26/2007 7:08:11 PM
It is a power naturally bestowed upon an attractive woman, and they think they are the only elite group that has it. If you utilize this same power that you DO have, she will see that you have the same if not better "weapons" than she does.
We do have it, and it does all come down to confidence. I think a lot of guys aren't sure what confidence is. My description of confidence is being fine without a woman. That is the ultimate weapon to combat a woman's game playing. It may not prevent them from playing games or trying to manipulate you, but it damn sure will frustrate and confuse them.
Are we still talking about romance and dating here, or mortal kombat? Is this still about trying to find one who you have chemistry with or a game of bluff? Donsuave, your description of confidence is more like priesthood.
Online dating, as in real life, has all kinds. You have the top picks, there are the conartists, and then there are sincere genuine folks that maybe far from perfect, but they are who they are. Some people may think they are as honest as could be being on an online dating site, and yet you may think otherwise. That's why some of us take our time to scrutinize and take the friendship, getting to know route first.
taray_queen
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What would you do in this situation?
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12/26/2007 6:54:48 PM
Marry her and keep her friend for a lover.
taray_queen
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Opinion on guy's who still look like a kid
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12/25/2007 6:50:24 PM
In about 10 yrs, you'll be happy you suffer from that syndrome. Heck at my age, if they card me, I'd give them a bigger tip.
It's not all about facial hairs. Start dressing up like a grown man, act like a grown man, talk like a grown man. Work out and build some muscles. All that would help.
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When is it Cool to Help with Her Problems?
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12/25/2007 6:35:10 PM
You can always offer. Let her know that you're there if she needs your help. Being a very independent woman, I try to maintain that "can do it by myself" attitude, but if the other person sincerely wanna help, I would normally welcome that.
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judging a man by his dance
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12/25/2007 8:12:10 AM
The fact that the other guy was a great dancer adds to his personality. It adds to his charm. Perhaps you should not be the judge of what personality type is in the lady's ballpark. You seem to be off-tangent there. My suggestion is for you to go and take dance lessons. Watch dance videos. Learn and just do it!
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Sheesh... it doesn't pay to be a gentleman!
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12/25/2007 8:05:17 AM
The girl was having fun and must have been enjoying all the attention. You didn't appeal to her. I doubt it had anything to do with the clothes you were wearing. It's usually the whole package as she sees it.
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Very confused...could use some advice.
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12/23/2007 4:39:19 AM
I agree with others, that you might be putting yourself in a tight situation flirting with this co-worker. Sexual harassment does not necessarily constitute "dating." All it would take is for her to cry foul. You can either go on and be a friend to her (though I think she maybe kissing up to the bossy for personal gain), or pull away and see how she reacts. Stop taking her calls and ignore her text messages, and see if she how she reacts.
taray_queen
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Why do you talk so much?
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12/22/2007 4:41:02 AM
What's too much for you might not be much for us. Communication (that includes talking) is a good thing. It's one way we can express our emotions, our ups and downs, our excitement, our frustrations, our dreams. To some of us, that doesn't mean all about field goals or how this player got traded to what team. Some of us want and value substantive meaningful conversation. If we all keep quiet, as you are insinuating, there will be lots of misunderstanding, gaps, unanswered questions, unasked questions, emotions kept within till they blow up, and...it will be way too boring.
taray_queen
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how soon is too soon?
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12/18/2007 7:50:56 PM
Why even grieve for someone you despise that much? If you've been back and forth with this nightmare 6 times, something isn't right. You must have enjoyed the nightmare and now grieving?
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