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Some "squeaky wheels" don't get any "grease."...They get the "boot" and thrown into the trash if they become too annoying or pesky...I'm not a fan of "pushy people" in general. (Men or women!)
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Edited by
Ladywind7
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Wed 08/15/12 03:00 PM
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Pacificstar, thanks but he is not like that at all. Very romantic and most women would want him lol. Just not me.
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Soufie, I cant figure out why they continue either. No means no. I am beginning to wonder if most men can do friendship with out an ulterior motive? No offense intended men. It has just been my personal experience. I do not think they can. It is always somewhere in there, given half a chance. I used to work, in my office with 40 men. Over time, they all hit on me, which I deflected. All except one, the boss. Who was mmmm, 40 years my senior. For years and years I held onto the ideal of that, that we were just friends..that it was possible to be just friends. Then one day his wife died. Guess what. |
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Edited by
ShugahBee
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Wed 08/15/12 03:09 PM
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I wrote a longer reply but the power
flickerd here Sometimes maybe people persist because there truly wanting to work things out,other times it maybe to prove there right.or a zillion other reasons.But no matter the reason when someone says stop they should respect that.Everyone dont get along soemtimes but it can be done in a goood manner not disrespect the other. |
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I get too suffocated. A little persistence is tolerable if they are already tolerable. but if they are already disgusting then its just pushing me further away. If they are overly flirtatious and trying to pick up on me, then I would see it more as a red flag for a one night stand more than persistence.
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I wrote a longer reply but the power flickerd here and it didnt send it So I give ya some cocoa (_)p |
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Thanks Soufie. You clarified my understanding a lot more.
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I wrote a longer reply but the power flickerd here and it didnt send it So I give ya some cocoa (_)p Walks over and plops plops one in the cup ....looks at the bag and eats one and looks back at your cup (_)p thinks you need some more in it so plops another one then another till the tops covered in marshmallows 0..0..0..0..0..0...0..0 ... .... |
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Shugah, I wanted the one you ate
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Edited by
ShugahBee
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Wed 08/15/12 03:38 PM
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Shugah, I wanted the one you ate Opens another bag sorts through them finds a perfect one and gives to you plops in your cup turns around and stuffs my mouth with the others tryes to say with a mouth full your welcome ,glad to see you smile |
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Aww, luv ya, hugs.
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Pacificstar, thanks but he is not like that at all. Very romantic and most women would want him lol. Just not me. I am not talking about your person I am talking about in general when people are persistent. I don't get how persistent is romantic but that is probably my personality being very independent and thinking anyone who trys to take my independence or choice away is anything but romantic. Being dominated or manipulated or even worn down is not something I personally would ever find as romantic. Romantic to me is someone making a kind, considerate, extraordinary effort to do something they know would please me with my consent and even cooperation. Anyone who knows me knows I do not tell people no as a punishment but as a guide for them to be successful in something where their energy can be appreciated. Just because I don't like someone does not, I repeat NOT, make them a bad person. That I reject someone is not that big a deal I assure you. There are PLENTY of Fish in the Sea. lol And that is what I tell and have told young people for years. I absolutely do not believe there is only one "soul mate" and life is ever over because a romance doesn't work out. |
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Persistence is good in pretty much everything except relationships. If someone tells me they are not interested, or they give me signals that they are not interested, I'll walk away immediately.
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Persistence is good in pretty much everything except relationships. If someone tells me they are not interested, or they give me signals that they are not interested, I'll walk away immediately. Let them eat their hearts out with that great view from the back :-) |
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Persistence is good in pretty much everything except relationships. If someone tells me they are not interested, or they give me signals that they are not interested, I'll walk away immediately. Let them eat their hearts out with that great view from the back :-) |
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I think it can quickly go too far. I think showing interest is good, but sometimes people can get scary with it. The only thing it does is make the person uncomfortable and/or angry.
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I think it can quickly go too far. I think showing interest is good, but sometimes people can get scary with it. The only thing it does is make the person uncomfortable and/or angry. |
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Persistence is good in pretty much everything except relationships. If someone tells me they are not interested, or they give me signals that they are not interested, I'll walk away immediately. |
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Persistence is admirable when it involves something possible, it isn't really persistence if there isn't anything possible...That's just naivety. Persistence brought us here, persistence has freed people, persistence had led people...Why frown on it? I hear that...but I think you dug too deep too soon. They're not up to putting the spoon down and grabbing a hold of that spade ;-) They are naive, not persistent...I can't type any slower. Of course, then again...You do have women that do not say "No" or continue to show interest which only confuses the persistent. I do not...Understand your lackluster society very well. |
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Does it work with you when you have someone who just wont give up but continues the pursuit in order to get you to concede? It doesnt work with me, but I do admire the determination. Not only does it not work, it has the capacity to turn your world upside down...Nothing to admire about fatal attraction, nothing flattering about it either....You leave the situation only to have it follow you, you become stubborn in your determination to not allow it to control you, your admirer becomes vindictive ... It can and does continue until someone else comes along and the obsessive compulsion refocuses .... If you allow it, unrequited love can be a destructive force... |
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