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Posted In Forum: All Forums Alabama Alaska Alberta Arizona Arkansas Art/Music Ask A Girl Ask A Guy Australia British Columbia Broken Hearts California Colorado Connecticut Dating & Love Advice Dating Experiences Dating Sites Delaware District Of Columbia Event Hosts forum Florida Georgia Hawaii Health & Fitness Humor Idaho Illinois Indiana Introductions Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Manitoba Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Brunswick New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York Newfoundland News/Current Events North Carolina North Dakota Nova Scotia Off Topic Ohio Oklahoma Ontario Oregon Over 30 Over 45 Pennsylvania Plentyoffish Get Togethers Plentyoffish Site/Suggestions/Help Poems And Quotes Politics Prince Edward Island Profile Reviews Quebec Recipes & Cooking Relationships Religion/Supernatural Rhode Island Saskatchewan Science/Philosophy Sex and Dating Single Parents South Carolina South Dakota Sports Stories/creative writing Technology and computers Tennessee Testimonials Texas Uk Forums Utah Vermont Virginia Volunteer Moderators Only Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Home   login   MyForums   Show ALL Forums      Author  Thread: What are women really looking for?  chris102075 Joined: 4/4/2008 Msg: 116 (view)   What are women really looking for? Posted: 4/24/2009 1:59:36 PM Money - charisma - looks - a reciprocated interest - values... in that order This is kind of contradicting to your handle isn't it?  chris102075 Joined: 4/4/2008 Msg: 721 (view)   Do guys like single moms? Posted: 4/9/2009 1:24:19 PM Like it or not, any man you bring into your home or around your kids will be viewed by them (the kids) as an authority figure and possible role model. Take your time, be patient and choose wisely, the actions you take today will have a reaction, if not immediate, on their lives.  chris102075 Joined: 4/4/2008 Msg: 356 (view)   How long do men feel the need to pursue? Posted: 4/9/2009 1:11:05 PM Everyone wants what is difficult to attain. It gives us purpose. When two compatible people meet, and time passes, generally one person tries to completely give themselves over to the other and the pursuit is clearly over. Goal accomplished. Things have become stale. Time to find a new past time. This has happened to me on more than one occasion (on both sides of the equation).   Show ALL Forums