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Posted: Aug 21, 2007, 2:16 PM CST
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I could have written your thread myself. I am definitely in your boat.

I believe that this type of man who says he wants the woman you have described, then comes to resent her, is a man who is insecure in himself.

Why can they not just accept us for who we are and not feel threatened? I do not attempt to pose as a threat to them. They should feel proud to have an intellegent woman on their arm, someone others think highly of, instead of a "dumb blonde" type.

I have about given up on ever having a mate and have even stopped searching. I am doomed to be alone. I would just love to have a companion who is understanding, who wants to go out and share lifes joys. Where is the threat in that???

I even tried marrying a man who lived under a bridge. Don't do it, it didn't work either.

Where do all the intelligent men hang out... who aren't arrogant and stuck on themselves?

You post some good questions and as a guy, wish i could answer. I never feel threatened by a woman, why? I have the same potential, or they the same so.....i love intelligent women. Anyway, do not think you are doomed to be alone. They are around, trust me.


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Posted: Aug 21, 2007, 2:02 PM CST
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I can agree with your two lincolns, I just wonder why so much attention is always paid to it. Minus my studies, Im a regular girl that just loves to travel and enjoy life, like anyone else.
That is a tough question. I could analyze this every way but sunday...would not make me right. Society sort of causes people to think about that first, lets face it....hard to make a dollar sometimes. Unfortunately, we all seem to have forgotten...what makes us happy? We get so focused on success for that future later on in life that....before we know it life is over.

Like you, can only speak for me. Life is too short, and I know I am not getting any younger. If you are a great person, one that I can see in the heart and it works....does not matter what you know...how much you make or the rest. Why should it? Generally speaking, 2 hearts beat as one so....means sharing something good together...think you know where i am going with this.



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Posted: Aug 21, 2007, 1:54 PM CST
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Understood perfectly?

But do you find yourself doing weird things because of loneliness?

Like an example, getting crushes so soon or having sex with just anyone to feel the love?

Or want to date just anyone just to feel his or her warmth?

What you think?
No, if anything else...careful not to get hurt because having been hurt. Want to be around someone, sure. Dating, well....yea, i date. Not just anyone and does not mean then go home in bed. Has to be something there for me for that. Well, and her also. And a date can be pretty cool, get to know the other....have some fun.


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Posted: Aug 21, 2007, 1:51 PM CST
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Well, I can only speak from my own experience of course. I find that the common chant from men is that they want an "independant, self sufficient, ambitious, educated" woman "with her own money". I personally don't think that a person's station in life determines their worth. No, I don't think I'd be interested in dating anyone that lives under a bridge or in a box, but the guy living under the bridge (or in a box) could still be a genuinely nice person.

I've found that some men will initially find a brainy woman stimulating and interesting at first but then quickly become somewhat resentful of it. I've been patient & understanding thus far of these types, but I can only do so much. Has my brain doomed me to a fate of singularity? Has my education estranged me from my male peers?

Just wondering.

Anyone else in my boat? Or am I sailing this sea all by my lonesome?
What you say rings of truth about some guys...getting resentful. Sad but true. Is very truth about how a person can be...does not matter if they do live under a bridge or work in a high tower...woman or man. Either can be very good, or very bad. Hench the, do not judge a book by its cover.

I can only speak for me, I do not think you are doomed to a fate of singularity. It really only takes one instance in time then bam....funny thing is, it probably will happen at the moment you are not looking. You are a human, just like we all. Means you have feelings, so I do not think education detracts from things. Only that perhaps people do not want to look further. Or, you do not want to show further until you are sure you can trust them enough. Just my two lincolns.




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Posted: Aug 21, 2007, 1:45 PM CST
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Is feeling lonely is in the same category as being single? Can someone be single and not lonely, or is it a mind over matter thing?

What you think?
Some people that are single actually like it that way, being alone. But truthfully those that are single are not really alone. They have someone around them, someone they see. But can say...even if there is a relationship, that they are single. Because they live alone.

State of mind, perhaps. But speaking only for me, being single and alone...it is lonely.


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Posted: Jul 10, 2007, 12:26 PM CST
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My son played organised hockey and was really good for his age group but they came to me asking that I allow them to advance him to a higher age group I said no---let him have his glory playing kids in his group.

He was the Wayne Wayne Gretzky of his hockey for several years getting mvp of the team and entire league for his age group receiving plaques---medals it all except most sportsmen like--he was much too egotistical for that.

I don't know what cheer leading is like or if it's competitive but I do know that raising to higher levels can bring about esteem problems when the older kids are better.
If she is really good at her own age level it will only promote and build her esteem to feel her glory as the best.

Receiving a sense of glory is the ultimate sensation to have for a child.

I was really great in martial arts as a child and it built my self esteem so much.
Here is where I disagree. As a younger, competitive swimmer I was held back. Oh got trophys and so on, thought I could not be beaten at all. Did not even really have to push myself...and won. One day, I actually hit "the big leagues" and learned...not such the swimmer I thought I was. That was a greater disappointment because I thought all along I was the best. I almost gave up. But the next coach was good, and I went on to achieve even more.

I also, am a student of martial arts and still study.

When we hold the potential back on someone, they stagnate (my opinion) and while it may...and I mean may be a little painful at first, not always winning...remind the young one what they are doing at levels beyond them. Herein lies the part where champions are born.


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Posted: Jul 10, 2007, 12:17 PM CST
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I think there are enough people here in this place, and probably where you are....to support you in this. Like has been said though, watch as this will be a hard time for you and people can prey on that (never understood why but it happens). Not saying to not go out and have a good time, in fact...all the more reason...get out and about. But take a trusted friend with you. A trusted friend will generally look out for you. Most of us know what it is like to take a step like this, and being alone is not fun...which is why many times we go looking so as not to be alone.

Like the others have said, good move and I wish you the best.


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Posted: Jul 10, 2007, 12:05 PM CST
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Hey guys everthing in my life has been so crazy i just needed some people to be able to talk with.

Have you ever had the feeling that everything was ok (maybe not ok but you accepted it for what it was) and then something happened that just changed everything?

Well, a couple weeks ago my mother came back into my life. Which you'd think achild would be excited about. She left me a long time ago. We got into a car accident, she was drinking and driving and resulted in me in the hospital for a while, i was even in a coma. She left shortly afterwards which i thought was just a result of her guilt. But now that she is back she said she was at a place in michigan she was suffering from severe depression.

So after the accident i ended up moving to California, my dad made a life for us. My Dad, My older sister, my older brother, and I. I soon made a lot of friends out here and eventually i ended up meeting a great guy. We were together for a long time, then one day i found out i was pregnant. We were so excited it wasnt like a normal teen pregnancy we were trully happy. Well i was about 4 months a long when i was at toys r us picking out gifts for my baby shower. When i ended up collapsing with the most pain that i ever was faced with. I ended upp going tothe hospital to f ind out i had a miscarriage and later found out that from previous accident i was so severly scared that i wouldnt be able to carry for full term. So on top of my frustration o f my mother leaving me she was to blame for something that would effect me for the r est of my life.

I pretty much broke down at this point ended it w/ my BF, and just turned a way completly from everything and everyone. a while after i got involved w/ a nother guy that ended u p cheating on m e and completly breaking my heart. Which addedto the never ending pain.

Now that my mother is around i wanna like her and ina way that i do but i still blame her for so much. Now that she's back my dad tries to bring my ex- love of my life around. He'slike throwing him at me.

and after i accepted all that has happened now that she's back all these strong emotions are all coming back. Lately i've been up crying..

Any advice on how to let go ?
I also do not think you are a loon. Not knowing you, I would say you just have a big heart and because of that..can be a great strength...and weakness. Trust me I know. People will tend to play on that, sure. Just means to learn to protect your heart better that is all.

So baggage, "issues" everyone has some but generally never comes clean with it. If they did, heck we might all be in the nut house the way our society picks things apart. They have terms and classifications for everything these days. Does not mean (my opinion) one has to go right to a professional.

Professionals. All I can say to that is...some of them have their own agenda. And...many of them are young. Oh they have a degree but experience in life...that takes time. That we say go to a professional is because that is (my opinion) the safe zone because as they are professionals they should know what is right. But often don't.

Question is, what do you want to do? If letting go is what you feel you should do....at least for now, do it. To me it sounds like that is what you want to do, least for now. Does not mean you are "giving up the ship" just means you need some time and space.

My 2 lincolns for what they are worth.


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 5:20 PM CST
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what attracts people to become soldiers? sure is a dangerous profession and all that training, pressups, square bashing, authority dramas, uniforms, heavy packs, guns and vests.. does it really pay that much? do you get much respect from people? it must be hell on relationships?
Attracts people to become soldiers.? Well, it is the only one of few professions that offers paid college. Offers 30 day vacation in the year. Offers the chance to advance without waiting years. It is how it starts. Then of course there is training, not just the "kill" training as you so eliquently put it. Training in managment, supervision, hazardous waste management (and no, I don't mean weapons related). Training on all sorts of equipment, vehicles and and and. Stay in for about say....6 to 10 years and you could find yourself running a small business in a way. In charge of budgetting for personnel, equipment...managing or supervising 10, 20 50 people. There are all kinds of reasons, these being the most popular.


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 5:13 PM CST
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But doesn't that tell you something, that feeling you say about being hated???
Yes, it tells me something. That the world believes what the media wants it to believe for when we went in somewhere...hated at first, but not later. We knew, and had a job to do but also another job...to prove that we are not what the world makes us out to be. That, I am proud of. We are often judged without knowing who we are or what we do....just what they read or hear about. In the end, I have no regrets for I have seen more good then bad. I have seen the other side of the fence. Sorry you all have not seen the same.


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 5:03 PM CST
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Try tuning it around, living in a country and being shot at a control post, just because someone with a triggerhappy finger thought you looked suspicious...

Tell you what. Be in the American military for a while...say...a long while. Go many places, see many things....actually feel danger to be killed by just about anything, a sniper, poison gas, planted bombs, walking bombs in the form of children or old people, or women....and be hated just about everywhere you go despite what you do or show. Try walking in the shoes of a soldier sometime and brother, it is not as easy as it may sound.


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 4:42 PM CST
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sorry but I think you are a little naive on the subject - clusterbombing places all over the world does not make it safer "specially not for children"
Oh and by the way, what is so safe about having a child strapped with a bomb and sending them into a war zone? Here is what I really love, all our good old American...how should I say...flaws, the easy target. And the rest? Well heck, that just doesn't sell news papers.


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 4:39 PM CST
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sorry but I think you are a little naive on the subject - clusterbombing places all over the world does not make it safer "specially not for children"
Hmmm, me naive. Wow. Never been accused of that before. You of course served as long in the military as I would know much better. Cluster bombing. Old news, not pretty agree. And not recently used far as I know. Old stuff, still out there and yes..not great. Funny thing is, not all of it from us. Or are you so naive?


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 4:24 PM CST
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You never heard of the protest marches???

And it will stop when people want it to??

Well, we want it stopped!!!
I do not hear the protest marches as loud as I hear people bashing that what they do not understand. I hear many people saying "get out get out" without giving one sort of solution as what to do to fix a problem. How to stop killing, how to stop death, how to stop suffering how to stop hunger. All I see so many times is we all need to pull back and deal with our own stuff. What about the people that do not have the knowledge, resources, money or whatever to do what the rest of us can do? Just sit back and watch them war among themselves, or starve or whatever?

I was a soldier, 24 years...were you? I was often called to put my life on the line...and in the belief that by doing so...someone would be saved, someone would be free, someone would have the opportunity to be as we in the free world are. I did not care about the political agenda. In short, I did what I believed in and willing to risk my life for it.

Want it stopped? So do I. To do that, we as a people we all have to bind together everywhere in order to do that and stop bitching. We all, as a people need to be willing to risk all for that end. Then and only then will it stop.


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 4:10 PM CST
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The US is the only country in the world where the peace movement is unwilling to recognize, publically condemn or oppose the major influential political and social institutions consistently supporting and promoting the US wars in the Middle East. The political power of the pro-Israel power configuration, led by the American Israel Political Affairs Committee (AIPAC), supported within the government by highly placed pro-Israel Congressional leaders and White House and Pentagon officials has been well documented in books and articles by leading journalists, scholars and former President Jimmy Carter. The Zionist Power Configuration (ZPC) has over two thousand full-time functionaries, more than 250,000 activists, over a thousand billionaire and multi-millionaire political donors who contribute funds both political parties. The ZPC secures 20% of the US foreign military aid budget for Israel, over 95% congressional support for Israel’s boycott and armed incursions in Gaza, invasion of Lebanon and preemptive military option against Iran.

Its not going to stop !
It will stop when the people want it so much...it has to stop. Do not agree that the peace movement within the U.S. does not politically or openly condemn. It does, but hey...cnn can only report so much. You know, I have lived in Germany a long time so on peace movements openly doing something....you mean green peace? Only time I hear about them is when they have a boat out on the sea somewhere. Never really heard of a "openly condemn" thing. So, seems you are into Israel....can't say I disagree with that.

Now I will ask you what I ask many, if you had the power for a day....what would you do?


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 4:01 PM CST
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I try very hard to stay out of political discussions. But when I read the thread about whether or not women/men should be removed from the Middle East, I had to throw in my 2 cents worth. First of all, I feel it is important to give support to the men and women who have dedicated their lives in service to their respective countries, whether it be the United States or Britain or any other supportive countries in the war that is currently going on. I don't know why my profile reads that I am from London, I am not, I am American! It saddens me that men and women are losing their lives on a daily basis fighting a war that will most likely go on whether or not we remain present and active participants. The reason why I say there is a reason for the madness is that most people don't realise that Iraq was once one of our allies. The problem as I see it at least one of the problems is that we the US/Britain have supplied aid to these countries by way of training their military, given them weapons, planes, etc. Secondly, you can not go into a country that has become completely out of control and expect to go in there and make changes immediately. I am by no means no expert in the field of warfare but I really believe that if you are going to make any changes you can't wait until things become chaotic. The US and Britain have always been generous in offering support and aid to war torn countries, yet our own countries are suffering! When we offered aid to Saudia Arabia, one of the richest countries in the world, did they pay us back? No!!! Why not? They have the money to do so! We imposed sanctions on Cuba and when Hurricane Katrina occurred, who offered us aid?...Fidel Castro!! Of course we declined his offer, stupid on our part, don't you think? It is time to lift the sanctions against Cuba so that people will stop trying to escape their country because they are hungry and don't have decent livng conditions. I've gone off on the original theme here, I guess what I'm really trying to say is, there are many reasons why the world is in the condition it is today. We can't blame Bush, we can't blame Britain's Prime Minister, we can't blame Bill Clinton, etc. What has happened to our world is we have sat by and let the Holocaust happen, we turned our heads at the conditions in the Sudan, Bosnia, etc., we imposed sanctions against Cuba and now our shelters are filled with escapees, we sent our men and women off to fight a war with the declaration that there were weapons of mass destruction that have yet to be found, etc. And the sad thing is, every day another soldier's body arrives home for a distraught family to bury, hidden from the news unless it is local, how sad indeed!!
All what you say is correct in many instances. Just try to understand, all what you see or hear is not all what happens. The media (unfortunately) has a tendancy to report what sells. What you said about Fidel...yea, one time he offered. But he was not the only one that offered and actually helped but....as he is as he is, reporting that made news. Saudia Arabia not paying? Can tell you that is real far from the truth. Our own countries suffering, yes. But no where near as bad as the others. Can only give an example. Forgive the simplicity but I see things sometimes simplistic because many times they are. You and me are on the street, both of us are poor and have no home. I have a jacket and a warm shirt. You only have a t-shirt. So, I give you my jacket. I need it, but you need it more cause you only have the t-shirt. And I have 2 dollars, you have none. I need the 2 dollars but you do not even have one so I give you one.

We, at least me as a prior soldier...took an oath. We took it freely and do not always agree what we have to do. But it is a choice, we all know what has happened, what could happen and will happen. We do it anyway, might think about that. For in every conflict we go into we do not agree with....we also see the other side. One most do not see.


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 3:46 PM CST
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Why they do not build schools at home first .. to educate their own kids of all races with their peoples money ? can you tell me that please ?

http://fanonite.org/2007/07/03/john-pilger-confronting-empire/

If we are talking the U.S.... there are schools built...and newer schools do get built. As are our own kids educated. In Iraq, was not happening. Could we just ignore it all and have more for us? Sure, but at what cost?

What I have said before here, and I will say it again. America, being a world power is a target. Nothing we ever do is right in the worlds eyes...most of the time. If we go in to help, its wrong. If we do not go in it is wrong. When it happens, going in....yes, often with military action but no one ever sees "behind the seens" all they see is what the media reports. And is that all what are military does? There are goodness knows at least 20 times the humanitarian missions going on right now as opposed to actual combat and even in the combat....humanitarian as we..

A saying I have often said, "we are damned if we do and damned if we don't".


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 3:32 PM CST
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Blix and his crew didn't fid anything and they were there long before the last 48 hours...
I know. And someday....as is always the case, we will all know. Enough said. Point being, there are those that are on the ground running that know and those that...read the news.


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Posted: Jul 9, 2007, 3:22 PM CST
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who mentioned bringing Democracy to the world ??
which sort of Democracy we will see in the future ? ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sg_NRC8ozk

No - we are not staying out of this -
If anyone likes to be comfortable believing lies - no one can help it -

but - there is all the reason in the world NOT to keep silent about the ongoing invasions of other countries - how very ingorant and arrogant the request - to say that the US has any right to break the UN and human right conventions they created and signed - in order to oppress the rest of the world ...
To suggest that the U.S. just blatently broke U.N and human rights conventions with regard to Iraq is mistake. 1991, as conditions of Saddam losing (you know, the one that gassed his own people, and killed how many thousands in Kuwait because he felt there is no Kuwait..... it is Iraq)...he was required to come clean with certain things. During that time, we were required to contain the area. Direction from the U.N. And he was required not to take hostile action on the flights that flew his borders. So, many years later and continually shooting at our aircraft....no coming clean. Whats a country to do. Yea, Bush forced the hand...giving Saddam a time line. Funny thing is...all those convoys that went out of country 48 hours before we struck. Oh I know, they were transporting food right out of Iraq right? So, found nothing, ok...why is that. In anycase, the result...sure, deaths. On the other hand we actually have less forces in the middle east since we took action and keep reducing. Another thing, as many soldiers have said...politics or not you should have seen what we have seen. Media plays on the bad side of things because it sells. Does not report on the good side such as soldiers helping rebuild schools, giving supplies, lives saved and so on. Oh yea, we are the oppressors all right.


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