why olde women like younger men? is it really about the sex or is it more to it than that?

I never tell them that,,and seldom dowe really gomuch past that,,because I do THINK,,many ladies find me now boring and very NICE,,,on here,
and as they want or would like to have a bad boy,,,,I just don't fit that anymore,,,,lol

O' well,,,,I KNOW,,,,,,,BORING!!!!!!

I didn't know such technology existed. I'd better be careful then.

Use a virtual keyboard and they won't detect what you type. Use good AV and anti spyware and keep your computer updated. You can also monitor your system to detect if there's anything running you don't want to run.

There's no need to be paranoid.

Am i the only one who feel like technology makes people ego boost? For instance, you have sites like Facebook, Myspace (at its time) and others that can share pictures, comment on them, and make a female feel like a super model/get extreme attention. I feel as if, it's so easy to meet someone now-a-days, that the anticipation is not as it was before. Now, i'm only 26, but even as a teen(18) i remember getting a girl number, writing it down and generally excited to call her from my house the next day. to me, i think a lot of technology is distracting people, in my opinion, and as far as ego, a lot of male/females post pictures up and other people comment. People have a heightened sense of ego because a women who is curvy can post pictures and have a 100 men running for them, same with the guys being muscular. I'm a reaching or do people agree with me? (was going to post more but i'd be typing forever)

I disagree. While it can be easy to meet people, I still have to make a connection with someone in order for it to mean something. I still get excited about a phone call and a date. So yes, the anticipation still builds up and is fun. I don't deal with guys who have a big ego either.


I mainly state this, because i know plenty of females (being i am a male) who was never on a site. Signed up, got addicted to it, and went from a humble non-internet person to very egotistic and "busy". I know this is anecdotal, but i'd love to hear others opinions and like yours too.

I'm glad I met a great gal and got married! We had many wonderful years (decades) together before it fell apart.

To have never had that - no way! 90% of it all was wonderful!

Right now, I'd prefer a partner! But I'm also finding surprising relative comfort going solo. I think after one of these crushing blows to the soul one has to let time do its magic, and see if trust and the ability to give your all to another is still possible.

So to answer your original question - in my case, my partner was only "the wrong person" for a relatively short time, and so much good came for the relationship I could never wish for anything different, only a better ending to "us".

"'Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at all." - Tennyson


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