Community > Posts By > Elom chinedu o
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I don’t like someone who love to lie , honestly,royalty, sincerely for someone to lie to you in any relationship that means the person didn't love you it means the person need one or two things from you and he or she will go away |
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Need a woman
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Looking for woman to meet and hangout with I am also looking for a nice woman a woman that is responsible they want my local understand and the woman is ready to settle down |
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Finding love and being loved
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In the blink of an eye, I have been in Malaysia for several months. Next, I hope to find that man, wake up to eat breakfast made by you, hear you say good night before going to bed, and relax in a cafe or camping on weekends. that is very perfect |
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Divorced and Remarriage
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If a man asks a woman to marry him and still doesn't trust her or still doesn't really know her then he's an idiot.
You don't ask someone to marry you unless you really love them, care about them, have established a solid relationship with them and know that you want to spend the rest of your life with them. I wouldn't even say 'yes' to a man if he was still basically a stranger. Nor would I marry him if he didn't trust me and felt that he suddenly had reason, or the right, to interrogate me. Aside from that, normally when you're in touch & dating for a while these kind of things come up by themselves. In a natural way, not by someone demanding answers. Maybe it's a generational difference, can also be a cultural difference. To me how you portray things and what you seem to find normal feels very rigid and very mental, totally not from the heart. I'm not into a calculated mental relationship. I want a love relationship with bonding on all levels. Some of these levels (I believe there are 4 or 5) are emotional, spiritual, mental. well to me I suggest knowing each other very well before going in to marriage is the best like asking some questions and getting to know each other better |
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Divorced and Remarriage
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Whether or not I will react well to the question why I divorced depends on context.
Who is asking, why and when he is asking. Generally speaking it's none of a new man's business. It's a matter of trust. And oftentimes a divorce happened yonks ago, like in my case 22 years now. It doesn't play a role in my life and sure as heck shouldn't be a reason for a man not wanting to date me. In general it's a very B & W question that I don't consider applicable at all. well your right |
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