Lets see here. My hobbies are writing poetry, music, concerts, how could
I forget gaming...on the PS2, my compy is too slow right now...soon I'll
have my own computer just for pc gaming...muwahaha. Where was I, oh yea,
and spending quality time with quality people. Interests are The
Godfather, The Boondock Saints...again, poetry, music, concerts, and
many recreational activities.

I think it is possible. I'm a perfect example. I moved in with mutual
friends of my ex-girlfriend. It was hella weird at first because she was
making a big deal out of it. But now, a few months after the break up,
her and I are the best of friends. I don't think it helps, that
sometimes I'll look at her and still wish we were together. Never helps
the situation. But yes, it is possible. I'm friends with almost all my
exs that I still talk to. Good question.

Hi, I'm Dave. I'm from Chesterfield. What's up?

Hmm, that's a good one. I think I would have to say, It was Jimmy Eat
World, Tenacious D, and Weezer. I've been a huge fan of Weezer, and I
was devistated to find out that they are finished for the time being. No
touring no more cds. Nothing. Pink Floyd would have been an amazing
concert to see. I'm jealous!!!

dAvie.dAnger

Haha. That one is priceless. Good input. Anyone else with anything? We
aren't going to judge. Just a fun game.

Ok everyone. Have some fun with this one. What's the worst pick up line
that you've used, heard, or have used on yourself.

Mine is. I lost my number, can I have yours? It's horrible.

Have fun.

dAvie.dAnger...batteries not included.

The worst way I've been dumped was through a text message on Easter.
Funny part about all this was, I was at Hooters eating chicken wings
with my sister and catchin up with a friend that works there.

I think right there you solved your own question for you. Not telling
someone the truth or hiding the truth about your past if they ask is
never the right thing to do. I have been in a past relationship where it
was important for me to know about the past. My ex told me about her
past, and we worked from there. Some people hold onto the past. They
hold it very dear to them because they are afraid of change. Some let go
and embrace new opportunities. I'm split in the middle. I love new
experiences but miss some fun times I've had in the past. That's just
how people are.

You bring up a good point. No matter what, be true to yourself. If you
are able to maintain that, then sooner or later, you'll run into someone
who will be attracted to you for you.

To gather more about you. If you have a bumpy past, the girls will be
there to support you. I want to know about a girls' past too before I
get into a relationship with them. Sometimes, when hearing about one's
past, you can make a pretty good decision on how the relationship will
go.

I have to agree with Rocky on this one. Sympathy sex is wrong. I'm
guilty of doing it once, and I'm in a situation I wish I was never in.
Learn from my experience. It only makes a situation 100xs harder than it
needs to be. Break up sex. There's another good one. Everyone loves
break up sex. Again, I agree with Rocky. If it's there take it. If you
aren't ready for the break up, then do your best to leave a reminder of
what the girl is missing out on. Ya never know, she may come back. My ex
did for a couple more weeks, and now we're the best of friends. Funny.
Got to love break up sex!

That is exactly why the past is so important. If one is not able to
learn from the past, and learn from experiences and grow stronger, one
is doomed to relive the past over again.

Sex also means a lot more if you find someone you care about. It's our
nature to try and find someone to share this short amount of time we
have on this earth. Yes, putting yourself out into the dating field does
result in a lot of pain, but most of everyone is able to take something
out of relationships and put forth their knowledge into the next to try
and make it work. Hang in there. In the end, when you do find the
person, you'll understand why you went through all that you did.

Good question. It really depends on both the guy and girl. I've gone out
with a few girls who have insisted on going dutch. It's nice in the
sense that each person is putting forth the exact same amount and effort
into the relationship/date. Good sign. But there are other times when
the men should pay. Not to bring us down guys, but it's the truth.
Having a girl that wants to pay her way is awesome, but treat her on
occasion. My advice, play your cards right, and talk to one another.
Don't assume anything.

I have to agree with you completely. Girls are more prone to keep their
player abilities to themselves and to their group of girlfriends they go
out with. Men, are just flat out honest about playing the game. They
will call us what they want. I've learned a lesson though. I was playing
a game on a girl only to later realize that she had been playing a game
with me from the get go. I sat back and said, damn. I got played. It's
strange. But I do have to disagree with you on one thing Rocky. Men
think about sex every 7 seconds if we know it or not. Have a good one.

I've learned that you have to go through bad relationships to learn more
about who you are as an individual, reflect on it, and grow stronger.
Not many people find what they're looking for in their first
relationship.