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If you want him that badly, I can teach you something that I know he'll like.
![]() KIDDING ![]() ![]() Sounds like some bad mugumbo there. Run, don't walk. |
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Damn sunny
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![]() ![]() ![]() look, survival of the fittist ![]() ![]() |
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![]() ![]() ![]() look, survival of the fittist ![]() ![]() And if she TAKES him from her..he'll do the same thing to HER later.... |
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Edited by
Drivinmenutz
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Wed 04/23/08 05:40 PM
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look, im not implying that she have him cheat or anything. But why stay with someone if you would be happier with someone else? This is what i am merely saying. Drop a few hints, see how he responds. The wonderful thing about guys is you can be more direct with them too. If he responds positively and acts interested you can confront himto some degree. Him leaving is GF for her will not mean that he is a bad person that follows his pecker everywhere it points him. I will admit though, i never took into any consideration how long he and his GF were together. If you are breaking up a very long term relationship i would urge you to stay out of it. But if it's only been going on a few months, than there is nothing wrong with seeing if there is something there. It's courtship. It goes through phases. Boyfriend/girlfriend stage is a bit of a trial. it has to prove itself over time. Engagement and marriage are totally different of course. Also, when you are in a relationship for over a year or longer that kinda falls under pretty much the same catagory as engagement.
And oh yeah, there is no "taking" people away from their relationship. It's a voluntary process. Even guys have free will ya know ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Try this. Tell him you are interested and if he is ever free (which he isn't) then look you up! It's morally and ethically wrong to get into a relationship without getting out of one...
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look, im not implying that she have him cheat or anything. But why stay with someone if you would be happier with someone else? This is what i am merely saying. Drop a few hints, see how he responds. The wonderful thing about guys is you can be more direct with them too. If he responds positively and acts interested you can confront himto some degree. Him leaving is GF for her will not mean that he is a bad person that follows his pecker everywhere it points him. I will admit though, i never took into any consideration how long he and his GF were together. If you are breaking up a very long term relationship i would urge you to stay out of it. But if it's only been going on a few months, than there is nothing wrong with seeing if there is something there. It's courtship. It goes through phases. Boyfriend/girlfriend stage is a bit of a trial. it has to prove itself over time. Engagement and marriage are totally different of course. Also, when you are in a relationship for over a year or longer that kinda falls under pretty much the same catagory as engagement. And oh yeah, there is no "taking" people away from their relationship. It's a voluntary process. Even guys have free will ya know ![]() ![]() ![]() You're right they do, but if she does what you say, and he leaves FOR HER.... He very well will leave for someone else later. It's more of a character thing than a free will thing.. I would have no respect for someone who did that TO ME or FOR ME. Let nature take it's course...after he is out of the relationship...then talk to him. |
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Try this. Tell him you are interested and if he is ever free (which he isn't) then look you up! It's morally and ethically wrong to get into a relationship without getting out of one... ![]() kinda what im trying to say... ![]() |
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look, im not implying that she have him cheat or anything. But why stay with someone if you would be happier with someone else? This is what i am merely saying. Drop a few hints, see how he responds. The wonderful thing about guys is you can be more direct with them too. If he responds positively and acts interested you can confront himto some degree. Him leaving is GF for her will not mean that he is a bad person that follows his pecker everywhere it points him. I will admit though, i never took into any consideration how long he and his GF were together. If you are breaking up a very long term relationship i would urge you to stay out of it. But if it's only been going on a few months, than there is nothing wrong with seeing if there is something there. It's courtship. It goes through phases. Boyfriend/girlfriend stage is a bit of a trial. it has to prove itself over time. Engagement and marriage are totally different of course. Also, when you are in a relationship for over a year or longer that kinda falls under pretty much the same catagory as engagement. And oh yeah, there is no "taking" people away from their relationship. It's a voluntary process. Even guys have free will ya know ![]() ![]() ![]() You're right they do, but if she does what you say, and he leaves FOR HER.... He very well will leave for someone else later. It's more of a character thing than a free will thing.. I would have no respect for someone who did that TO ME or FOR ME. Let nature take it's course...after he is out of the relationship...then talk to him. i do see your point, dont get me wrong... ![]() |
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What goes around comes around. If you act on your crush and mess up some other person's happiness someone will come along and mess up yours.
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Go find your own puppy!
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If you want him that badly, I can teach you something that I know he'll like. ![]() KIDDING ![]() ![]() Sounds like some bad mugumbo there. Run, don't walk. teach me, teach me!!!!!!! |
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Go find your own puppy! ![]() |
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If there is an established relationship, that is enough to tell you he is off limits to you, unless they BOTH agree otherwise. Otherwise, it is lying and cheating. If he wants you that bad, he'll get consent from her or break up with her before getting involved with you if he is honorable and worth your time and effort.
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If there is an established relationship, that is enough to tell you he is off limits to you, unless they BOTH agree otherwise. Otherwise, it is lying and cheating. If he wants you that bad, he'll get consent from her or break up with her before getting involved with you if he is honorable and worth your time and effort. I definitely agree with you!!! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I have no idea, All I have is Faith.
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I have no idea, All I have is Faith. LOL..ok just askin. Yeh Faith is cute and Hope's not too bad either. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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![]() ![]() ![]() Dont do it...back away slowly. |
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I have no idea, All I have is Faith. LOL..ok just askin. Yeh Faith is cute and Hope's not too bad either. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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look, im not implying that she have him cheat or anything. But why stay with someone if you would be happier with someone else? This is what i am merely saying. Drop a few hints, see how he responds. The wonderful thing about guys is you can be more direct with them too. If he responds positively and acts interested you can confront himto some degree. Him leaving is GF for her will not mean that he is a bad person that follows his pecker everywhere it points him. I will admit though, i never took into any consideration how long he and his GF were together. If you are breaking up a very long term relationship i would urge you to stay out of it. But if it's only been going on a few months, than there is nothing wrong with seeing if there is something there. It's courtship. It goes through phases. Boyfriend/girlfriend stage is a bit of a trial. it has to prove itself over time. Engagement and marriage are totally different of course. Also, when you are in a relationship for over a year or longer that kinda falls under pretty much the same catagory as engagement. And oh yeah, there is no "taking" people away from their relationship. It's a voluntary process. Even guys have free will ya know ![]() ![]() ![]() thank you hunn |
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