Men who like to pretend they're not married online...arg!

Awww, so sweet! I really like you guys, but this is the only flower I have for you right now.

I'm cursing my boss right now, but no one on here.

You are soo not alone. I've gotten sooo frustrated with this and recently completely rethought the way I'm looking at this. I was wanting to date and getting tons of corny, cocky offers that never materialized. Now I'm having fun, making friends on the forums and forget about the rest. I don't walk down the street looking for a date, but might start a conversation with someone in a restaurant and have a nice evening without a date. It's really no different here. Give it a try...it's freeing to let the pressure off of a bit.

I've tried the Hazelnut and it was pretty tasty, actually.

Congratulations! Have you been to Norfolk before? I've lived in Hampton and loved it. There's a seafood restaurant near the amphibious base called Henry's that is to die for. You must seek it out and try it.

Excuse me?

I don't know enough of you to guess.

Actually, I say actually a lot.

Damn fun! Can I play?

Why do you have to choose...live in Florida, and take extended ski trips in the winter.

Well, I want my guy around for awhile at least!

Ok, I'm seeing common courtesy as a form of respect. It's all about definitions really. I concede.

Is there such a fine line between respect and disrespect, because you wouldn't treat someone you didn't know well with disrespect until they proved worthy of your respect would you?

I dated a man from Russia once, who's mother spoke no English at all...though we only dated 6 months, I gave it my best shot. It was a difficult language for me, but was a great experience despite the outcome. Wish I'd continued it.

I've met some pretty people, some nice people and some pretty nice people so far.

I like it!

Did it last week myself. Sorry to hear it.

If you love someone anything goes...but I'd nag him about his health, so he might not like me much.