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Sun 04/24/11 09:54 PM
sorry for the mis-spell,

I have lived here my whole life.

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Sun 04/24/11 09:49 PM
a person who knows how to give a direct answers and readable signals.

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Sun 04/24/11 09:36 PM
haha

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Sun 04/24/11 09:15 PM
Try to remain optimistic, if you feel a sad mood coming on try to talk to someone close to you. This helps me sometimes. Otherwise do whatever you can to distract yourself....... Imagine how good you will feel when you meet the next true love, hopefully it will be your last then you don't have to feel miserable again.

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Fri 04/22/11 05:59 AM
good chat, good info....:smile:

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Thu 04/21/11 02:27 PM
frustrated

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Thu 04/21/11 01:44 PM

Why do women always assume the guys are going for the hit and run? I have never done that and I take pride in the fact that i don't have that mentality. I think i'm in too much of a hurry to date that i see past the time of friendship part. Thats my inexperience again.lol I have always been a quiet person I guess its time for me to break out of this shell and start talking and meeting more people. Before i get too old to start a family.

Good luck on your trip.

A short notice relocation would be very hard for me in this economy, i would need to sell my house and change colleges, and find another good paying hourly job. Does that sound like an excuse or hard times? Don't get me wrong i would love to be with the woman of my dreams and would try anything to get there,(anything in my power)even if I had to move, but i'm afraid of moving and things not working out.

Is it a bad thing to like to talk to someone one on one instead of on the net?
How many people have gone on blind dates and met someone they found would be a good friend to talk to and maybe get to know?

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Thu 04/21/11 01:38 PM
Why do women always assume the guys are going for the hit and run? I have never done that and I take pride in the fact that i don't have that mentality. I think i'm in too much of a hurry to date that i see past the time of friendship part. Thats my inexperience again.lol I have always been a quiet person I guess its time for me to break out of this shell and start talking and meeting more people. Before i get too old to start a family.

Good luck on your trip.

A short notice relocation would be very hard for me in this economy, i would need to sell my house and change colleges, and find another good paying hourly job. Does that sound like an excuse or hard times? Don't get me wrong i would love to be with the woman of my dreams and would try anything to get there,(anything in my power)even if I had to move, but i'm afraid of moving and things not working out.

Is it a bad thing to like to talk to someone one on one instead of on the net?

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Thu 04/21/11 06:44 AM
if you are friends with someone you met online and you go for lunch is it a date or just friends? if you end up getting closer to someone and you went out to lunch with them in the past wouldnt you consider the past lunches dating?....... thats what i mean with the relationship talk :)

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Thu 04/21/11 05:42 AM
I like the idea of meeting someone online,then the small talk through emailing, then if it clicks maybe meeting for lunch or a walk. But how far is too far? I have seen alot of post about couple that look to be in there mid to late 30's or even older meeting online then developing a relationship. I can be optimistic but, I chatted with someone who was listed a living within an hour and it was emailed to me that the distance may be too far for anything to develop,(she said). Is that a bad thing for people in there 20's. I know i'm not in any position to relocate but that doesn't mean i wouldn't travel for a couple hour drive(4) to go on a date with someone. I understand that younger people in my age group may not consider a long distance email friend someone they could potentually date. Maybe its to early to tell... What does anybody think about this, your opinions are appreciated!

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Sun 04/17/11 10:47 PM

Who like the Dogs in here?
Write the name of the Breed and anything you wanna share.
I do, My dog's name is timmy, he is a yorkie

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Sun 04/17/11 10:33 PM
jeanniebean ifyou lived closer i would take you up on those dance lessons:)

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Sun 04/17/11 10:30 PM


i have been told that i should go on some practice dates. I dont think this is fare to the women even if i would just stay friends. what do you think?


I would be happy to practice dating you. LOL!

I could probably teach you a lot. rofl rofl

Seriously, you need to practice to develop confidence. But you can learn a lot about dating and talking to women without becoming a pick up artist or attending one of their boot camps.

You might even try an escort service if you just want to practice. I'm sure a professional escort could teach you a lot if you asked. Mind you, I'm not suggesting a hooker, as that is illegal in most states.

Brush up on manners, find out nice places to go, etc. It can't hurt and it can be fun.

But here is a great tip. Learn to dance, and you will have your pick of many many women. Take a dance class and learn ballroom dancing.

I love that scene in true lies when Arnold and Jamie danced. So romantic and awesome!




I would like to learn how to dance just to have a good chance to find my true love. that might sound bad... I'm quiet and shy, i don't want to sleep with any woman just find the one for me, i am the type of guy who wanted to find my highschool sweetheart and have a fairy-tale life..... i know thats only for the movies,lol. I have good manners except for my shyness. I don't want to be a pick-up artist! i want to be able to tell my kids(if i ever have any) that i didn't love any woman except there mother, which is already ruined because of an ex, but i can only have better luck in the future. Maybe tomorrow my future love will come along.....

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Sun 04/17/11 10:18 PM
i didn't need and drugs or alcohol to feel better, so take that part back :)

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Sun 04/17/11 10:16 PM

The problem is more complicated than you may realize. Loneliness is a drag. It tears art us becasue we are not like Lizards which are at best Semi-Social. What is worst is we all want familiar ground. Ground that is safe. Now safe ground and trust are different but they likewise are also the same thing.

We are supposed to trust those closest to us. it is part of social nature. It is also how a functional relationship works. Unfortunately there are good people and bad people and bad people lie and do anything to look like they are wearing a halo but horns hide under the hair line.

Likewise when you got involved you compromised your self in ways that were unfair to you. When you broke up with your ex you probably in the back of your mind knew he was bad for you. Likewise it sounds like his parents are likewise toxic. Something about you probably made you want to know what you had with your ex was not a lie. When he fessed up your world shattered. Breaking up with your other LTR was overcompensation for you to deal with the reality of what could have been the truth but you didn't want to believe it for your self. When you did find out the truth you now are falling into a self hatred that can and will become self destructive and overcompensating is one way that can happen.

Now granted I am guessing a whole lot here but it is one thing to accomplish things becasue you want to becasue it is what you are but you should never loose yourself to a relationship. If you can't be you in a relationship then you should not be in a relationship. But likewise having the guilt and fear complex whacking around the back 40 in your mind is not doing you any favors. This is a lot more than guilt and fear though.

What you are now in is a form of PTSD and the hardest part is looking at personal behavior and identifying the bad behaviors that are self destructive. You didn't kill anyone but now you are bearing a burden that really is not your own. This was way out of your hands. It was your ex who did the act and he has to pay for his deeds. But in a way you got sucked right into his world of lies and deceit and then right when you were about to love him unconditionally, that novel type love for a man wrongly accused it turns out he was really justly accused.

Right now the most you can do is look at yourself and admit you fuqued up and fuqued up badly. You did to yourself what you should not be doing. You didn't do bad. And YES VIRGINA SANTA CLAUSE DOES HATE YOU! (THAT IS A JOKE GOD DAMN IT!) Then pat yourself on the back, welcome yourself to humanity and an unfair life, drink a six pack of Bartles and James watermelon Wine Coolers, Shots of Jack Daniels and lemon slices, Absinths, whatever floats your boat (up to and including 4:20 cause any time of day or night is 4:20!) and after you go to bed when you wake up move on and start over from square one. Letting go is the hardest part. Part of letting go is finally admitting defeat. It is a sort of love surgery. You got to love yourself again. Until you do that you can never move on. Don't let a bad relationship foul YOU up!

That which does not kill makes you stronger! Also wisdom sometimes comes at a tragically high price. What you learned about people was expensive emotionally but it should not rule you either.

Are you the sum of what you are or the sum of what others make you out to be?

Really this is so complicated I could write an entire 150 page thesis on this but I tried to boil it down as simply as I could. I am guessing a lot here but in the end I do see self loathing a lot. you have to stop looking at your weaknesses as flaws. You have to look at the weaknesses as things to be made stronger or turned to strengths. The hard core Draconian view love as an emotional weakness. Thankfully I am Draconian but not hard core. I just think love is something we have to be very careful with.

And this song is for you...

http://youtu.be/dXGa__ECvnM

We all do!
ok, i have not experienced something like this but, i like what this guy said, and to maybe add a helpful suggestion: stay single and go in the old shed in the backyard and dig your old bucket full of ideas and goals you may have wanted to do but put off or forgot in the midst of your unfortunate experience. i tend to be a loner and after my ex tore my world apart i kept wanting to go back, regardless of what everyone said, but my point is i had lots of thoughts and ideas in my bucket and after digging around in the bottom i found a couple good ones to get my life moving, and because they were from my mind it helped me feel confident about myself and see past my ex. hope this helps, good luck!

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Sun 04/17/11 09:55 PM
so i blocked her number and i finally got her to block mine, she wanted distance and i wanted to walk away for good because she has advised me in the past to think of myself. So my question is why is she still telling me things that are going on with the kids lives? she is pissing me off with this back and forth stuff. i think i'm just going to stay away for the good of all.
What would you do?

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Fri 04/15/11 03:01 PM
i have been told that i should go on some practice dates. I dont think this is fare to the women even if i would just stay friends. what do you think?

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Fri 04/15/11 02:49 PM
after her reaction to what i said i decided i would just date her, then she left....... but ever since she wanted to stay friends and have me be there for the kids as there father because of the good bond that happened. but every couple of months she got these feelings of wanting to be with me (i think because she saw how happy the kids were) so i was glad because i still liked her and was still interested in trying. so we get back togheter and break up month or 2 later on her part. The problem is she is on some kind of rollercoaster one month she wants me the next she wants to be single, then the next month she wants her ex husband. it really quite stupid, i will always be on my guard if a woman with children ever wants to date me again. it sad

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Fri 04/15/11 11:20 AM

i guess i should have started dating a couple years before i met her then i would have been more experienced, she was my first real relationship other than small talk. I guess being honest about your thoughts is bad even if the other person says they are your friend. So what does a single mother really value in a guy who didn't father her child/children?
Do single mothers expect to find a guy that will except there baggage, thru sacrificing the time and feelings of the baggage. I know singles mothers have alot on their plate with kids and working, but why should any guy even try with a woman if she can't keep it together. He didn't bring the problems to her life, but maybe he just wanted to help take the problems away and like her in the same motion.

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Fri 04/15/11 11:08 AM
i guess i should have started dating a couple years before i met her then i would have been more experienced, she was my first real relationship other than small talk. I guess being honest about your thoughts is bad even if the other person says they are your friend. So what does a single mother really value in a guy who didn't father her child/children?

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