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Thread: My girlfriend is talking to my ex-wife...
DreamDancer44
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My girlfriend is talking to my ex-wife...
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1/14/2009 10:24:08 AM
Don't you think that any woman who would be upset with you during these difficult times because you can't pay for her parties is not worth being with? That's where the term GOLD DIGGER comes from.....
There are male gold diggers and they're becoming more and more common.
We don't know her side to the story so a lot of the posters here are going on his history of posts. It doesn't seem like it was the money it was the lying he did. I don't thin his history posts are still listed but there is A LOT more going on.
DreamDancer44
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Profile Views
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1/14/2009 10:19:27 AM
It's definitely possible. But you want to keep in mind that people look at A LOT of profiles and the majority are going to be profiles they pass without messaging due to not being interested. So you don't want to assume someone was interested just because they viewed you. If YOU'RE interested whether they viewed you or not, message them. It's really the only way to find out if there is interest and if something can get going. A lot of people have their profiles set so people who they view can't see that they viewed them. But some dOn't know or don't care about The feature. So they leave it as is.
DreamDancer44
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One year doesn't count?
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1/13/2009 12:50:47 PM
Sounds like he is buying time. Telling you that three years would be something, means if your with him three years or more then he'll take you seriously.
EXACTLY.
This pretty much sums it up.
He is trying to tell you he doesn't view the relationship seriously, that or he is trying to deter you from being so serious about it. I bet if something were to happen, IE, you start to act as if it isn't a serious relationship, he'd start to get nervous and whip into shape. I'm not saying that is what you should do, I'm just saying I bet that's how it would be. If you don't want to wait three years to find out if it is serious, I'd have a talk with him about it or I'd find someone else who shares the same relationship values as you.
DreamDancer44
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Slept with 83 people
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1/13/2009 12:27:49 PM
There was another POF thread that talked about a guy and his amount. It's interesting to see the two threads and the responses they got/get. Though in any thread topic that speaks of exclusions tensions will be high.
OP, This is why BEFORE it gets serious I ask this question. I won't date a guy who treats sex like it's nothing at all that can be had with anybody. So on that note I can kind of understand. 83 is alarmingly high, for any age. IMO, over 20 is high for any age. Nebula does have one point and that is age really has no baring on amount.
How long has he known her to be just finding something like this out now?
He should have thought about this BEFORE getting engaged. Honestly, I think for his particular situation unless she lied and said less before, he should forget about the number. If she lied, I'd call it all off. He should learn his lesson though, find out these things before hand. For some people amount isn't important but for some others it is, everybody is different.
DreamDancer44
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My girlfriend is talking to my ex-wife...
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1/13/2009 3:54:32 AM
First and foremost, let her go. After that STOP dating for AWHILE Like Nexthyme said see a professional. That s NOT an insult in the least. Talk to someone about these issues you're having. There is something going on inside of YOU that needs addressing and until it is addressed you're going to continue this behavior. This lying is alarming.
I didn't actually mean to delete the post, I wanted to add the line that's left at the end, but the time to edit expired before I realized the change...
I really don't believe that. Sessions don't often expire on here THAT fast. People have typed a lot more and haven't had to relogin. Even if you did have to you would have seen the message space was blank. See you're even lying to us.
I do want real feedback and appreciate everyone's candor on this topic - especially sweetness-one - I think she very accurately explains the "mixed signals" I thought I was getting from her.... I have a thick skin, and reading this really helps me to do some serious introspection and gain a new understanding of her mindset and what she was going through...I really only saw things from my perspective, that's why I posted the whole saga - again, this kind of analyzing is something you usually can't gain in one afternoon of sitting with yourself and trying to figure out where things went wrong in a relationship.
That whole paragraph is about HER. "signals you were getting from HER", "HER mindset",
You need to focus on the signals YOU send and YOUR mindset to being a pathological liar. You've obviously been lying nonstop to many people over a LONG time. You've even lied on here. Forget dating and work on you and your issues. Think about the relief you'll feel in not lying and having to keep up lies, or how good it will feel to not be insecure and to have some self esteem, how good it will feel to actually be able to have an honest, healthy relationship.
So I gave my opinion and a bit of advice,
I'll sum it up.
Let her go,
Find a professional to talk to,
In that time work on finding a job/place, etc,
Don't date until you are truly ready to offer someone a decent significant other.
DreamDancer44
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My girlfriend is talking to my ex-wife...
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1/12/2009 10:39:34 AM
You have been on here since March 08... Are you sure you haven't given her your own reasons to not trust you, but she confirmed it with your ex wife, to see if her misgivings of you was true???
It seems to me that your ex GF wanted to see if the things she seen in you was true, and sadly chose to consult your ex to see if your ex wife experienced the same thing..
Not a nice move on your ex gf part, but at the same time do you think having a profile on here, and what ever the fight was about had anything to do with her decision to see if she was with someone that she really couldn't trust???
I don't know you or her, BUT just saying, if you are on a dating site for nearly a year, women can catch on...
As for what does a person expect, ohhh depends on how bad the break up was... With my ex, I am not interested in ruining any of his dates, and am friendly towards them.
Of course I did have a LTR, that he ran out and met someone while I was sick in the hospital... He was crappy to me, his ex gf, his ex wife, so it would not be a surprise that her asking me how great he was wouldn't go totally wonderful... Obviously she had a taste of what he was like, so talking to me would only confirm what she already knew...
Bad break ups say a lot about a person, and I have major suspicion that in the beginning you spared no ill feelings about your ex wife either...
EXACTLY, I couldn't agree more.
My first thought was that she must have reason to suspect you as not trust worthy.
While exs can easily tell their side of the story which can often be completely misunderstood. As in they say you acted a particular way but you did for such and such reason, etc.
However, in some cases talking to an ex can give real insight especially when trust issues are arising.
DreamDancer44
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trouble getting it up
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1/12/2009 3:26:59 AM
I would respond to this but I agree with kixxie and LOvely, bring it to the appropriate board.
The more we respond with opinions/answers to such threads the more people are going to post them.
DreamDancer44
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What it is meant when the lady introduce to all members of her family.
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1/12/2009 3:23:27 AM
I agree with what a few others have said, it truly depends on the person.
Me personally, most of my friends and family have met the guys who have come into my life, to me it was no big deal. It was like introducing a new friend to friends and family. I didn't see it as any higher move or of any significance in the least. So if you really want to know, you could always bring it up to her, say you really enjoyed meeting her family see what she says. I wouldn't take it beyond that though. This isn't the olden days of the parents meeting the significant other meant that pretty much chances are there would be a future marriage. Times have changed so don't think too deeply about it.
DreamDancer44
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Is it possible to re-attract a girl?
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1/12/2009 3:12:12 AM
I also agree with WeezyGirl.
DreamDancer44
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Is it possible to re-attract a girl?
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1/12/2009 3:10:15 AM
This happens to all of us and to me not THAT long ago. Though it happens to me A LOT, lol. I still have no clue as to what causes it. Two dates in five months is scarce. Did you two at least talk during that time? Maybe she isn't looking for serious, or thought she was but no longer feels so. Maybe she just needs to get back to life without you for now.
I do completely get what you're saying though.
Obviously you're going to move on but at this time right now are still hoping for a possibility in the future. Though you know very well that after meeting someone else you'll probably have gotten over her.
I've felt all of that too, and you will move on from here. But for piece of mind at this moment about this situation, it's always possible. But only she can tell you what she meant. Be glad she said anything to you about it, guys with me have kind of railroaded me. They make you think they're interested and just keep putting you off. In the long run it's best to know for sure to stay away, at least she gave you that.
DreamDancer44
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should i have hit on her
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1/11/2009 9:18:01 AM
Don't generalize men. This doesn't happen with EVERY man. Or even most from my experience.
You've misunderstood what I said. I didn't say don't show any interest. He shouldn't have shown interest in the middle of a conversation she was having with him in which she was confiding in him. He used that as a way to sneak in a mention of his interest. That is NOT a good move. Now if while they were laughing and joking around or when they were having a regular conversation, he showed interest and said nice things, that is different.
NOT while she is confiding in him. Not a hard concept for a lot or even most men.
You don't know her reason for spending the night with him. So it's not fact to say they spent the night together because something might happen.
DreamDancer44
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dose anyone really want what they ask for?
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1/11/2009 9:11:43 AM
"Nice guy" thread in disguise. READ THE RULES.
Fact of life: No. 1, Attraction matters. Unless you message every single person based ONLY on written profile ESPECIALLY those with no images. You have no room to complain.
DreamDancer44
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should i have hit on her
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1/11/2009 9:05:01 AM
One major issue is you had a girl spend the night then you didn't see her again. It's not the wisest move to have strangers spend the night. Although all of us have some friends who are completely different then us, this is one of those instances where you're only as good as the company you keep. I talked to a guy once who did that and got ripe off in the middle of the night. A girl who is willing to sleep at a complete strangers house is NOT the kind of girl who is looking for a relationship even if she isn't looking fot sex. I'm sure she had some much bigger issues she didn't divulge.
Another thing, when a girl confides in you. Don't tell her, you'd never treat her that way and blah blah blah. That shows that instead of being the ear she needed, you're obviously trying to get with her in some way, even if not for sex. She might have only been seeing you as a friend, or a more obvious ear/friend for a night. You saying such things is a turn off even if she wanted to spend more time with you, that may have ruined it. Some may assume that you weren't REALLY listening but just looking for a way to make yourself look good enough to her. I hate when guys do that. Thankfully only a few of the guys in my "friend zone" have done that. But it is tacky and a HUGE put off.
DreamDancer44
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Why are many women I meet so dramatic?
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1/11/2009 1:14:18 AM
"Their company", they were interested in you being apart of "their company" you called "dumbasses", so what does that make you? I'm not name calling but trying to get you to see that you need to make changes with YOU. If you're unhappy with the people you attract. There is a reason you're attracting these people. Gain some willpower, girls that don't have "issues" won't date a guy with no willpower. Gain some control over your urges, stop falling for anybody and everybody who "comes onto" you. Get some self respect and it would do you some good to get some for others as well. If a married man "came onto" me you better believe he'd get an earful of what an idiot he is and how I'm too good for him and so is his wife.
DreamDancer44
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Why are many women I meet so dramatic?
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1/10/2009 9:30:29 PM
Why is that when some guys find themselves attracting a particular type of woman it must be the women who are at fault for being the way they are? Or it must mean MANY women are like this?
OP, Look into yourself as YOU are the one attracting such individuals. Why do you find you have chemistry with such women? Because in this YOU are the common denominator.
I have no clue of what age others grow out of that phase you speak of, my guess would be it varies. Many men are like this too, I've come across many who are my age and older. Thankfully, haven't attracted them though. I hope I don't start to either, lol.
DreamDancer44
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I feel like i intimidate women
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1/10/2009 9:06:24 PM
Not in the least, at least none that I know. I LOVE guys to be around your height.
I think its your insecurity of your height that is making you feel this way. Try to embrace your height and use the questions they ask about your height as a way to start conversation. Not sure a bar or club is a good place to meet someone, that that is where you're going. But using it as a way to chat people up might help to not feel so insecure about your height. If some are intimidated who cares, someone else won't be.
DreamDancer44
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Fancy dress idea
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1/10/2009 9:54:38 AM
Read his previous posts. This is a fetish or him. To get naked or near naked to shock women.
Stop using the forums to try to get some kind of reaction out of women so you can read them and.......... gross.
DreamDancer44
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Time to move on?
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1/9/2009 11:18:33 PM
If she seems to be making an effort to contact you, then start viewing it as friends at least for now. Play it cool as any other friendship. She might have a lot going on that she just doesn't want to get into. Maybe she wants to get to know you more. There are a lot of things. If she isn't making any effort at all, then move onto someone who will.
DreamDancer44
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How often should I let her win?
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1/9/2009 10:21:58 PM
Wrestling? Go best two falls out of three. Let her win one of them, so she can feel superior, then go ahead and win the other two so she doesn't think less of your manliness.
Unless he's wrestling me. I'd beat him every time.
I watched girls beat guys in wrestling at many high school and colleges matches. Gender is no factor in that.
DreamDancer44
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How often should I let her win?
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1/9/2009 8:23:16 PM
NEVER.
I have no respect for someone who feels they're better then me therefore must "let" me win. Don't be so insecure. Guys "let" girls win because they're too afraid to be beat by them.
DreamDancer44
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OH WOW !!! Anyone ever .....
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1/9/2009 7:40:55 AM
Maybe this is all happening at the right time. You aren't married yet and his episode has got you reevaluating all of the other things that concern you.
You said you've been researching his condition but didn't tell us what his condition is. If it's what my friends ex had my honest opinion would be to leave now. Meds help but they're only good for so long and need to be adjusted when another episode arises and you NEVER know what he will do during that episode or who he might hurt. Then the meds will be adjusted again some time later and so on. Another thing, is they're very good at hiding it, this might be one of many episodes he's had. His friends could also be lying. I know my friend went through almost the same exact thing. She has a daughter with him and while not suffering an episode he's a good Dad when he does go through them it's another story and it effects his kids greatly. I wish she was on this site but she isn't. As time goes on the episodes have become more frequent over the last ten years. She did finally leave him. But regrets she didn't sooner.
As others have said, we can give our opinions [and stories] but it is truly up to you.
DreamDancer44
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OH WOW !!! Anyone ever .....
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1/9/2009 7:19:45 AM
Is him going to a hospital the only thing that triggers it? If so it could be that he had a terrible experience and it causes a severe psychotic state of mind.
DreamDancer44
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SNORING?? Does it really matter ?
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1/9/2009 7:15:30 AM
If someone snores, I can't sleep. So I wouldn't stop seeing the person, obviously if we're sleeping together it's a pretty serious relationship. The way I'd remedy it would be just to not fall asleep with the person. Sleep in separate rooms. Unless one of the many medical remedies were found to rid the issue.
DreamDancer44
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OH WOW !!! Anyone ever .....
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1/9/2009 7:12:38 AM
I agree more information is needed.
I DO know someone close who has had a similar situation. She had no idea he was schizophrenic. I'd go more into it but am not sure it'd even be relevant to your situation.
DreamDancer44
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Dating within race for the first time... help.
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1/9/2009 4:36:24 AM
You look Asian to me.
I like your photos, your profile sounds good and I think you're hot too [I'm not Asian though]. But what people find good looking is all subjective. What women are attracted to [no matter what race] depends on the individual. You have a child/children and that limits you right there. I wouldn't say all or even most Asian's aren't into you. Just the ones you've come across haven't been and the reasons probably vary.
All you can do is no matter the race, just keep trying. The right person will come along.
DreamDancer44
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What do women think of a man in a skirt?
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1/9/2009 12:05:44 AM
It's just fabric. If anything it seems more reasonable for a guy to wear one then a female. When you think about it. I myself [female] don't wear skirts though. But again it's just fabric sewn in a shape, not a big deal. I think a guy should go for it it's the only way to force this narrow minded society to deal with others who aren't as they want them to be, to be who they themselves are who they want to be individually.
DreamDancer44
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Should I send a sencond email
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1/8/2009 6:55:28 PM
I think it would be A LOT worse if they didn't have a feature that allowed you to see if your message had been read. Then people would assume it wasn't read. I'm sure seeing read with no reply has stopped more guys from sending another then it has inclined someone to send another.
I'm going against majority here. If she is someone who gets a lot of messages she may have read it and figured she'd get back to it later.
If your first page and part of your second page are filled up with unread messages and you read one. That one goes far back in line. So you'll have to remember the username and go back through the pages to find it to reply to. Sometimes you forget it or don't feel like going through the pages. I say if it's been a week or two, send another. Don't say, "You never got back to my message" or anything whiny sounding. say something similar to your first, say you're sorry for ending a second message but wanted to make sure it went through alright. Leave it at that. If she doesn't get back to you then she obviously wasn't interested.
I know my roommate has made mistakes in her busy inbox and has told me she wishes so and so would message her again because she can't find the first. This isn't often though, more like a few times. It's never happened to me but my messages stay on he top of the first page, lol.
Keep in mind, more often then not the reason it was read with no reply was she wasn't interested.
DreamDancer44
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Giving a kidney then asked for divorce?
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1/8/2009 6:05:19 PM
This is more suited for the "Off topic" forum.
DreamDancer44
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Is Maxim Magazine Offensive to Women
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1/8/2009 10:48:18 AM
Isn't it the male version of Cosmo? [sorry, i'm not up on all the modern mags]
Oddly enough, given that I am a heavy-duty feminist, it does not offend me. It's more silly. And I wonder why men are so sucked in by a sexy woman on the cover of a men's magazine--do they also offer advice on sex? How about relationships? Do they have quizzes on the subjects? Cuz I think a lot of men need that. But if its akin to the advice that Cosmo gives, um, well, I pass.
But in the panoply of all things anti-feminist, I would say the existence of Maxim is WAYYYY down the "offensive" line.
If only Cosmo put hot guys on their covers and in the mag, then maybe I'd read it, lol.
I agree that guys need some articles on sex and relationships. I have read a few Maxims and it's the blind leading the blind, lol. The majority of it just perpetuates the falsities about women, sex and dating.
Come to think of it, I could possibly see a girl saying, "It's not the girls that offend me it's the articles", lol.
DreamDancer44
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Too much of a gentleman?
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1/8/2009 10:43:23 AM
Usually when you do too much, you come off as a pushover. From reading your replies it seems you don't have much relationship experience. Be careful because doing these things naturally is one thing sometimes guys feel they HAVE to do these things in order to be "gentlemanly" and that comes of forced and makes the girl uncomfortable. Opening doors is one thing. But to me pulling out chairs and such is too much. The jacket thing is just plain cheesy. You really sound like the pushover guy. You don't have to be a jerk but don't overdue doing things for her. I agree with others that you should be yourself, but make sure being you comes off natural and not overdone and e careful about falling into the pushover catagory.
DreamDancer44
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Do women care about those POF gift things?
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1/8/2009 10:01:58 AM
REDUNDANT.
Read the rules and do a thread search before posting.
http://forums.plentyoffish.com/datingPosts11565636.aspx
The thread above is on this very page just a few threads down and was started just yesterday. It also still as room for more replies and even got some today.
DreamDancer44
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What should I do, am I being set up??
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1/8/2009 8:00:12 AM
K, sweetie, looks like you've got your answer! Take her out, have a good time, and try to keep your mouth shut about your ex! Have fun!
I agree, I went out with a guy for some years. When we broke up we stayed friends. Not go out all the time friends but more like talk to each other every so often friends, see each other here and there. We, or at least I was just so over him it was as if we never had any intimate relationship at all. I felt comfortable enough to want to hook him up as I do with other friends. He declined as he was not exactly over me.
We aren't mind readers and we don't now her personally but YOU do. So obviously you'd be MUCH better at assessing this situation then any of us could be. Maybe you're like my ex and aren't as over her as she is you. Or maybe there is something about her that makes you feel you need to be wary. I honestly see no harm in it as long as you're long over your ex.
DreamDancer44
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Low response rate form IM requests.
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1/8/2009 7:28:17 AM
Why do you assume the problem is them and not you?
If this were happening to myself, I'd reevaluate what I was doing.
Try messaging people instead of IMing. IM isn't your ONLY option of first contact.
I know a few people on POF personally including myself and all but one of us have IM turned off.
Try messaging them instead. IM is very intrusive and a bit too personal for the beginning stages on here. Some people don't know they can turn the feature off so just because you can IM a person doesn't mean i s welcome.
DreamDancer44
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I'm wondering why women don't initiate contact more...
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1/8/2009 7:21:21 AM
Great points by Raiderfan and DJchickie as well as Chatte. I just wanted to add myself to the list that in line with them. For some reason I wasn't eve thinking about that but looking back at when I was still searching and at friends who are searching now, I couldn't agree more with their posts.
IMO, the OP is a good looking guy, with a great profile and good images. I think he's just new and has yet to have been contacted but it doesn't mean he won't be.
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Is Maxim Magazine Offensive to Women
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1/8/2009 7:15:44 AM
I have a friend who has been in Maxim. So no it doesn't offend me. Maxim US doesn't show much more then what you see at the beach. Maxim UK is more like Playboy. I could understand someone finding something like Playboy offensive but Maxim is non-nude.
I agree with a previous reply that said what's next, the Internet, Movies, etc. Though today there are MANY films offensive to the female gender.
It doesn't sound like she finds such things offensive due to putting down females but finds them offensive as a form of control over you and insecurities of her own. Those are two different things. If she is your ex, which you have now made a few threads about, why do you keep asking about her? If you aren't over her yet then start the process of getting over her. If you're thinking of getting back with her, stop and don't. A controlling relationship is unhealthy and could get even worse then just disapproving of a few things.
If you're assuming [like to many guys who come here do] that all women are the same, therefore must be like her, you NEED to get out more. ust like all men are different. All women are different.
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love my cat
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1/8/2009 4:01:24 AM
Why some men so cruel? They do it too.
I agree with your decision. To me that is just like saying, I don't like your child could you get rid of it. Some people do that. It's the same exact thing.
Sometimes animals, especially cats can be mean to a significant other because they get jealous that they aren't receiving as much attention as before the significant other came into their lives. All you can do is find a pet friendly girlfriend. I'm glad to hear you got rid of her and weren't stupid enough to get rid of your cat. Your cat was there first.
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I'm wondering why women don't initiate contact more...
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1/7/2009 11:26:11 PM
Someone in another thread hit the nail on the head when he said "If you were given the opportunity to sit comfortably and wait for people to come to you.. and they actually did.. wouldn't you too get spoiled, unreasonably overdemanding and lazy after awhile?"
No, my roommate gets TONS of messages. She still searches and when she sees someone that sparks her interest, she contacts him. I personally didn't have an overflow of messages, a few a day. But I contacted the ones I was interested in.
This board is just full of guys who whine about not receiving first contacts. A lot of it is the ratio of men to women. The OP is new so I'll give him time for women to contact him. But for others who come and complain they never seem to stop and think that maybe the females who viewed them weren't interested. There is some odd mentality of some of the guys who post in these forums that since they're male and are "obviously nice guys" women must be falling at their feet and hen they aren't then there must be something wrong with women.
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I'm wondering why women don't initiate contact more...
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1/7/2009 11:13:07 PM
READ THE FORUM RULES.
This is a redundant thread, we just finished the same exact thread yesterday morning for the billionth time. Do a thread search.
Men out number women here, women get a lot of mail. If a female is interested in a guy she will contact him. Just because you haven't been contacted doesn't mean it doesn't happen nor does it mean it is rare.
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Impress her
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1/7/2009 8:20:38 PM
A gift definitely makes absolutely no difference at all.
They're cute but are cheesy. If anything, I'd honestly not use them.
If someone is into you, you won't need anything to "stand out".
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What does it mean when?
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1/7/2009 6:20:21 PM
You're still lumping us together. I've NEVER gone to the bathroom with another woman let aloe had "secret bathroom meetings". I've only ever seen that on TV and we should know better then to go by TV.
YOU feel you are attractive and successful. But that is subjective. It doesn't mean everybody will view you the same way you view yourself. Everybody isn't for everybody.
You might handle rejection well but some guys don't. Unless you're dating mind readers their is no differentiating who can handle it and who can't. It shouldn't matter eithr way you've got your answer.
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Why do women stand men up?
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1/7/2009 6:16:07 PM
Why do men stand women up?
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Out-of-Ordinary Body Language Question
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1/7/2009 5:08:07 PM
Sounds like you're playing games. You should have given her your number and been on your way.
You didn't "run into her", It's Wednesday you went back to her work. After going there the other day already. Honestly, if I were her at this point after everything you've said, I'd be starting to get wary of you.
Stop stalking and stop playing games. You're getting to the point where you could be ruining this for yourself. It sounds like you're too afraid that she really isn't into you to just give her your number and hope she calls. But it's a lot better then appearing like a creep.
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Should I be intimadated or not?
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1/7/2009 11:35:52 AM
Thanks for your advice. whats your favorite come on line?
Nobody wants to hear a "come on" line. Just be yourself and ask her if she'd like to go to [such and such] place with you sometime.
I dont need to go back to the bank. Do you think its inapropriate to ask her on the phone?
If you're calling er at the bank no way. If you're calling her cell/home it should be fine as long as it was her who gave you her number and as long as it was done for the casual purpose and not bank related.
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Should I be intimadated or not?
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1/7/2009 11:32:28 AM
Since you know she was single you were comfortable enough to have a conversation where something like that came up. You should have been comfortable enough to ask her then.
I don't understand the who makes more intimidation. Would you understand her being intimidated of you if you made more? Would you want that to hinder someone from asking you out or going out with you? Obviously not as it's tediously ridiculous.
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you see something you want you go after it..
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1/7/2009 11:27:45 AM
Making a first move isn't my definition of breaking out of a shell. That's more about getting to know someone.
You can easily answer this question yourself, what makes you contact a person? That is what makes other contact a person too.
"They're attracted to them, they share similar interests, no visible personal deal breakers, etc"
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Why do people take the position that everything is roses when it’s not?
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1/7/2009 11:19:28 AM
This is good, but more descriptive of the problem. The problem is easy to describe but hard to fix. To the people that replied and missed the point...If it's one of your problems it becomes both of your problems. You cant' share with someone that - hey this bothers me - and the reply be oh now way, it's nothing.
To me, if someone tells you that so and so is a problem or you don't care for something and they think - not it isn't, that's a warning sign missed. Problems not fixed are like, wait, it's more of a shovel the piles while they're still small.
If you find a lot of problems then chances are, you just aren't right for each other.
In the initial post, you made it sound more of just an issue of disagreeing. Now you're saying there is a problem. Very rarely have I dated someone where we have come across a problem that had to be addressed.
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Why do people take the position that everything is roses when it’s not?
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1/7/2009 6:37:38 AM
You should ask this in the "Relationships" forum. You'll be able to get more opinions.
My ex was exactly like this. I just assumed he didn't like confrontation. As others have said, it depends on the person. Sometimes in the disagreement is something that the other person doesn't see as important, so why turn it into a back and forth that will go no where?
Maybe they don't want to argue. To be honest if a disagreement is discussed it often turns int an argument. If you disagree on something what really is the point in talking further about it? It will just go back and forth until someone finally has the last word. Usually that person is doing so for a power trip.
Disagreements rarely ever end in someones mind being changed. So when it happens just know that you know it's something you both disagree on and leave it at that.
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Ego-inflating or not interested?
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1/7/2009 5:56:40 AM
I agree with funchick. We need a bit more info.
Usually if a person isn't interested, they wouldn't waste their time. It's not going to be an "ego boost" to be calling someone and showing interest in someone. "Ego boosting" would be more if the person is fishing for compliments and such.
To touch on what Funchick s asking you.
It sounds like either, you didn't show enough interest so she moved on. This is a big reason why so many of us say, don't pay attention to that stupid [wait a few days to contact someone after a date]. Those types of things make people feel the other person isn't interested. Of course you don't want to call a bunch either. Everything in moderation.
Someone else came along who she felt a stronger connection with, or showed more interest in her.
Either one of those could cause you to mss the boat. She als could have ust been feeling you out and something happened that made her realize you weren't for her.
Instead of asking us you should ask her. All we can really do is further confuse you, lol. We aren't her and we don't know her.
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Judging a man on a first date.
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1/7/2009 3:54:27 AM
Depends on the guy. You might meet someone and not find out something until later.
I stay true to myself and no mater how hard they "hide" the truth comes out and they're gone. Depending on the person I can often tell right away. I can even usually tell over the phone, lol. Some people it takes loner to get to now so sometimes it can take a few dates or even sometimes you'll be i a relationship and come to find the person isn't right for you. That's why it's so important to be upfront in the earlier stage, so nobody's time is wasted and you don't hurt yourself in the end.
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What do women mean by long term?
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1/6/2009 8:19:53 PM
Because for some, "dating" means going on a few dates with you and if the chemistry is there...a longterm relationship down the road. For others, it means dating and sleeping with different ppl.
Just simply state in your profile what you have said to us. You can always put a filter in your profile/restrictions stating a person with "long term" cannot contact you...problem solved!!!
I couldn't agree more, I second this completely.
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