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Joined: 5/26/2008

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Women who smoke are far more promiscuous. Posted: 7/5/2008 1:09:39 AM
gee there are some really stupid people on here whoever came out with this one "women who smoke are far more promiscous", im sure some of the people on this site have nothing better to do with their lives and this comment is very sexist too, i smoke, so does my guy too, but im not looking for anyone else. gee get a life you stupid person.

Joined: 5/26/2008

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Who every broke up over a dog biting their child?? Posted: 7/5/2008 1:05:11 AM
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but in the UK, the law is this, you as a responsible pet owner, must keep your dog under control, if it bites someone, and its reported to the authorities, you will have to have the animal destroyed. you also cannot re-home an animal, that is knowingly agressive, because you will be held accountable, if it bites someone in the new owners home, again, it should be destroyed and you as the original owner can be legally sued for damages. now this guy you know is pretty irrisponsible, knowing his dog has bitten several times and allowed it to get away with it and you too should have reported it to the authorities, if you think anything both of your child or someone elses. it cannot be rehomed it is too agressive, and the kindest thing would be to put it down, thats what i would do.

Joined: 5/26/2008

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18 year old girl marries a 40 year old man? Posted: 7/5/2008 12:57:55 AM
GO FOR IT GIRLY love shouldn' t have barriers, well least i don't think so and judging by most of the population they also think the same. who are we to say what is right or wrong, but the two people themselves are the only one that can decide that. its not sick as a certain person put on her, but a wonderful journey that two people embark on together, wherever it ends up is or no concern to anyone else. "better to have loved and lost than not to have love at all" is my motto. good luck to you hun i wish you and your guy all the best.

Joined: 5/26/2008

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When a relationship's going well, do you need to talk about it? Posted: 6/27/2008 12:32:03 AM
im in a similar situation myself right now, firstly go with your gut instinct, it isn't usually wrong, at this point ive a gut feeling ive found a pretty decent guy. so im sticking with my tried and tested method. secondly don't look for a problem when there isn't one, its easy to do that especially when past relationships have gone wrong, because it will undermine ur feelings and thoughts. as long as you both are happy as things are going then fine. you don't need to guage anything, just go with the flow as they say, what happens- happens. trying to force something into a direction when it isn't ment to go a certain way is a receipe for disaster. thirdly, if u want to talk to you new guy about things then do so, if he is genuine, wants to get to know you, he is gonna listen to what you have to say however silly, mundane or pointless to others it may seem, its something you need to say and a good relationship is based on good communication. just enusre that when u do want a chat that its in a relaxed comfortable time for the both of you. and lastly hun, carry on relaxing and enjoying ur relationship, forget whats ahead, just do what your doing now taking each day as it comes.

Joined: 5/26/2008

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Relationships and 60-80 hour workweeks..... Posted: 6/26/2008 11:54:43 PM
ive just met a guy from POF whom ive been seeing now for a month. we have really hit it off, pretty compatible as things go. but i knew at the outset he was a long distance driver, so we only get to see one another at the weekends. when u go into any relationship, you need to assess how u urself are going to cope with the other persons work commitments, its no good expecting he/she to change their working arrangements, just becos they have met you, especially if they were there at the outset of the relationship, it is also about mutual respect too. sometimes though as i have found, that relationships work better not seeing one another, every night, because in the long term it can strengthen any feelings that are there. i also have work, my own life and interests during the week days, and although i miss my guy, i don't sit around moping. it is important for any healthy normal relationship, for both parties to have "me" time, time when you can sit back take stock of things, and ur feelings. i certainly have no intention of ending things between my new guy just because of his job, and i know he is happy that he has found someone who is understanding of his work commitments and when we get together at the weekends we both work at making them really special for one another.

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