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A serious question
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I do know that I only have a few years left. Five is an optomistic number. Therefore, I refuse to really date as I feel it is just wrong to chance letting someone vest emotions in me when I know that I am going to die fairly soon. It just seems cruel. I am not afraid of not finding someone, I am afraid of the pain I would cause them if I did find them and everything went wonderfully. Trying to minimize the collateral damage from my death.
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A serious question
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srp, while I love that song, it illustrates the concept of not knowing. I am saying if you KNEW the person would die within 5 years before you ever fell for them.
Thank-you all who answered this rather odd post. It helps me proove my point to my family about why I will not have more then friends. |
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A serious question
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Yeah, I am not talking about a virus or something like that. I mean an illness like heart problem, or stroke or something like that.
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What is it with older women?
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Older women tend to be more mature and don't have all the drama that is typically seen these days. I have dated older women most of my life as I can't stand the maturity level of women my age.
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A serious question
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I have a question for everyone out there. If you saw someone and before you met them you knew two things:
1) That you would fall in love with them if you met them and 2) That they would die of a illness within the next five years Would you still go for it and meet them or would you stay back and miss out on the relationship to save from the pain? |
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