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Edited by
YouAndImake1
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i've made more enemies than friends thanks to this damn post....i think that's y i left diary sites a long time ago cuz everyone's a freakin' asshole these days...    BTW, i'm more adult than any of you people on here. I live in an 80 year old body and been through more than any of you will ever experience, and quite frankly it's people like you that make me hate this f*cking world.  Enemies? Like I said before relax It's nothing like that... Better yet, do as you will... I'm done I take that back You're angry about more than this posting and replies that went with it... Why? There's other forums if you would like to express your frustrations or vent. Do NOT hate the #^$&ing world... |
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holy cow  That's what we get for having an opinion and answering a post.. That's it!!! I quit... I'm going to run off and join the circus b/c I hate this freakin' world and all the honest people in it... I want to find me some lying azzholes that will tell me what i want to here.. "this statement in no way reflects the opinion of this site and was not intended to offend those in the circus... No midgets were harmed during the making of this statement"... Becareful when joining the circus, there's some freaks out there. 
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Boom! Zoom!
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 If you were married with a family and content, even happy, but then you met your soul mate and you knew they were your soul mate, what would you do? Would you leave the life you already had or would you stay, knowing there was something better out there for you? (If curious about this topic you should see the movie "The Bridges Of Madison County" with Meryl Streep & Clint Eastwood...it will break your heart  ) Therapy comes to mind. |
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If you were married with a family and content, even happy, but then you met your soul mate and you knew they were your soul mate, what would you do? Would you leave the life you already had or would you stay, knowing there was something better out there for you? (If curious about this topic you should see the movie "The Bridges Of Madison County" with Meryl Streep & Clint Eastwood...it will break your heart ) If I were truly happy, then I would already be with my soulmate. |
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i've made more enemies than friends thanks to this damn post....i think that's y i left diary sites a long time ago cuz everyone's a freakin' asshole these days... BTW, i'm more adult than any of you people on here. I live in an 80 year old body and been through more than any of you will ever experience, and quite frankly it's people like you that make me hate this f*cking world. |
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Thank god I have a penis and a brain.
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Decracktivated. Went to watch another bad movie and pout. I swear- you gotta watch these kids these days. They get on those freaky websites and get all dillusional and wierd.
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This is mingle2. Not immature, irresponsible, solicitation for pity3.
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 you tellem LHB.. |
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Gee... what did I miss here!
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just more pitiful drama Moofers...
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Oh. Is THAT all! And I thought there was gonna be some Jerry Springer action to go on!
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Edited by
MahanMahan
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Sun 05/17/09 12:21 AM
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Did somebody say drama? I live for drama...! (which is why I date bipolar girls only... but that's a topic for a different thread...)
So what kinda drama we got goin' here?  
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RED FLAG!
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RED FLAG! Wrong! I gotta new strategy... Not gonna get another time out... I love everybody here! 
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Edited by
MahanMahan
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Sun 05/17/09 12:52 AM
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well, i hope you come back bi_curious. i don't think your
question was out of line. most people like to think that they would try to always stay in a reasonably happy situation even if someone really attractive even a soulmate came along. in reality, it is hard to define "reasonably happy" and it all varies. people on here for a while have seen many many of these discussions already. i don't think most of the posters on this thread were trying to be nasty. i certainly wasn't - i just could not resist teasing them a little... but almost everybody on here has either felt like they had to leave an unhappy situation or has had a mate/gf/bf run off so it can be an emotionally charged subject. not one which has any easy resolution either as the high divorce rate and the current dating trends seem to suggest...  so, best wishes out there wherever you are! we're nice. really we are. well lots of us are. ok at least a few. or not that bad at any rate. |
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well, i hope you come back bi_curious. i don't think your question was out of line. most people like to think that they would try to always stay in a reasonably happy situation even if someone really attractive even a soulmate came along. in reality, it is hard to define "reasonably happy" and it all varies. people on here for a while have seen many many of these discussions already. i don't think most of the posters on this thread were trying to be nasty. i certainly wasn't - i just could not resist teasing them a little... but almost everybody on here has either felt like they had to leave an unhappy situation or has had a mate/gf/bf run off so it can be an emotionally charged subject. not one which has any easy resolution either as the high divorce rate and the current dating trends seem to suggest... so, best wishes out there wherever you are! we're nice. really we are. well lots of us are. ok at least a few. or not that bad at any rate. Well, I only kick a kitten or push over a little old lady about once a month these days... 
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