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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:50 AM CST
Lagoona22 wrote:
1: Loving and (still) interested in a sex life...:-)
2: Organised.....there are a lot of "Chaos Children" out there....
....ie, don't bring your chaos, disorder, traumas and debts into my life, I'm not here to save you...
3: Honest, dependable and committed
4: Optimistic about life
5: Financially responsible


I don't want to get my thread off track too soon, but I find this interesting...do you find that women lose interest in sex as they grow older? I would be surprised by that....Just from talking to the women I know, I would not think it is true...Just wondering.


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:48 AM CST
FlowerOfTheSun wrote:
Well what I was told by a counsellor is that it's all very well to be looking for certain "qualities" in others BUT really we should start with ourselves IE make an honest list of our qualities then look for someone with similar qualities ... this would mean a more balanced relationship allowing growth for both from a similar starting point ... I agree with everything else you say...
I won't make a list as I am already in a relationship so it's not relevant
Thanks for an interesting thread Potiea


Yes I would agree with this...good point...

It would be pretty ridiculous to expect to be valued by someone with the qualities we value unless we aspire to or have those qualities ourselves.thumbs up


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:45 AM CST
rasgumby wrote:
soon I will be 47 and I am far from old!
Wise men and women realize that we do not always see ourselves as others see us.


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:44 AM CST
dcj22 wrote:
My God, Ras. Most of those options are so insulting.
thumbs up thumbs up thumbs up


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Portiea
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Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:43 AM CST
rasgumby wrote:
I HAVE HAD VERY LITTLE SUCESS IN FINDING SOMEONE OVER 45 WHO IS Beautiful STILL HAVE THEIR TEETH SHAPELY BODY HAIR SO DECIDED TO POLL AND SEE IF ANYONE AGREES WITH ME. NOW REMEMBER I SAID 45 AND Beautiful- NOT DROP DEAD GEORGOUS BUT THAT WOULD ALSO DO THANK YOU . XTC


Can't wait to read the posts in this thread. I don't know what the problem is......I see them everyday all over the world...40+ women who are intelligent, humorous, successful in their personal and professional lives, amazing women and beautiful inside and out: perhaps they don't look like 25 year olds, but then neither do you...

If you can't see them...or through the superficial vision you have of what they should be or look like, it's your loss...plain and simple.




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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:39 AM CST
Indyfella wrote:
Smoking that cheap weed again, I see
Cigarettes are about $10 a pack here, I think....don't indulge...cheers


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:36 AM CST
Indyfella wrote:
Most likely, you're ALWAYS right.
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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:35 AM CST
nomindgames wrote:
Morning.
self-esteem
sense of humor
finacially securenon
non-judgemental
cares about others and helping when he can
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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:35 AM CST
Indyfella wrote:
but a deal breaker, nevertheless~ I would suggest that your list probably fluctuates give the time and mood of the person. What might be important one day might not be as important a month later. JMO
Except for smoking?


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:34 AM CST
Indyfella wrote:
Lest we forget "smoking".


For the woman who will love you, it will have to be:

Smart A$$rolling on the floor laughing rolling eyes sticking out tongue


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:33 AM CST
sxc666 wrote:
1. Honesty
2. A good heart
3. Sense of Humor
4. Ability to communicate
5. Loving.
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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:32 AM CST
Indyfella wrote:
Lest we forget "smoking".
Smoking is a habit, not a personal quality or characteristic.....dunno confused


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:29 AM CST
Five qualities – deal breakers…

I have read that in order to find the person who is right for you, it is important to sit down and really think about and write down the qualities you are looking for. That one should really do a soul searching and then write it down clearly and fully. Many of us have done that and put it in our profiles.

What I am asking now is to narrow it down to the five more important.

So, aside from that the person would be physically attractive to you, which, we would all probably agree is a given—

What are the 5 most important qualities you look for in a mate?


Five only please.

It might not be easy to narrow it down: it wasn’t for me. But these are pretty much deal breakers. I don’t think I would want to be seriously involved with or could love a man who did not have these five characteristics.

In addition to listing the five, your comments on your choices would be interesting to have as well.

For me: (I don’t know in which particular order they belong; perhaps they are all equally important.)

1. personal dignity
2. ethical
3. intelligent
4. sense of humor
5. loving

People might wonder what I mean by personal dignity and why I think it is so important. I think of personal dignity as a characteristic in which a person respects and honors himself by behaving in the way in which he would not look back and feel ashamed of himself or to have dishonoured or disrespected himself. To me, a person with personal dignity lives his life according to his own deeply held values, respects himself, and endeavors always to be the man he believes he should be. He doesn’t have to be perfect at this, but he is always aware of it and endeavouring to behave with this sense of personal dignity.



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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 5:24 AM CST
Shanmariee wrote:
Could it be that perhaps, some people are afraid of showing others their true selves or part of their true selves that they considered flawed and therefore, find a perfect opportunity of not necessarily covering up those flaws but perhaps gear the attention away from their flaws and have people focus on what they believe are their obvious better traits.

Unfortunatly this is all wrong. For how can you truely get to know someone if you are not 100% real and honest or being an open book for that person and them for you? You can't. It will end up being an unhealthy realationship because after a while, the truth always seeps out and uncovers what one may not want to be revealed. Best get all our flaws out on the table along with our good traits and not have to worry about them later.

Of course this isn't the reason for everyone who does those threads. Everyone has their own reasons. But I do think it does give us a chance to perhaps feel a little better about ourselves by bragging about our best traits. A little self esteem boost if you will. Even though this is not what a real realationship should be based on, (since we all loose our looks eventually) otherwise after a while, what's left? Nothing.


Great post!!thumbs up Very well expressed. Excellent. Thanks. cheers


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 3:41 AM CST
ltlmstrouble wrote:
LOL totally the sort of song I would imagine you writing...

Now the question is, can you sing? Perhaps your alternate ego Barbara Schwartz will sing for us?
laugh laugh laugh


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 3:39 AM CST
Portiea wrote:
I don't have a problem with heights per se...I think, for example, I'd have no trouble going up in a hot air balloon, in fact, I'd love to try it someday. Ladders don't bother me, and other places of greater height, like towers, cliff tops, etc., don't bother me, though I don't like to get too close to a cliff edge, just caution. But I do have a quirky thing about certain places, especially stairs, I have a phobia about...not so much to do with hieight as tumbling down and breaking my neck or something...


Oh, wanted to ask, Rickster, living in NYC, are you concerned, personally that is, worried about another terrorist attack? I mean, is it sort of a daily wariness? Just wondering.


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 3:37 AM CST
Rickster wrote:
I can recall jumping off high areas and just hanging out on the edges of a few mountainous cliffs when I was a teen. The view of looking down at a canyon or a valley can at times be breath taking. I also got a chance to serve my country as a Marine. There, I was given the chance to repel from cliffs, bridges, rooftops and a few helicopters. My teen years were more or less a fearless period in my life. There were many moments when I thought and actually believed that I was one bad dude.

Today I started a new job as a trouble-shooter for a sky scrapper! I live in a very big and active city. New York, NY. I grew up seeing the sun and sky partially disappear right before my eyes. These giant concrete trees or as some would call them, “Giant Monsters” are getting bigger by the day and are taking over our sunlight. Still the thought of ever having any sort of responsibility for one of these things was usually beyond my thought process.

Today while on a top floor nervously over looking Brooklyn, NY from a Manhattan window, one of my co-workers told me that I did not have to get on the window ledge to check something out. I immediately said to him, “and let us not forget that!”

Yes. I am afraid of heights! Oh, and another thing. This building is also located in the heart of New York’s financial district!
Like, BOOM BOOM? Remember that? BOOM BOOM? Hmmm? The things some of us men do. Sometimes we just can't seem to get it. Amazing.
I don't have a problem with heights per se...I think, for example, I'd have no trouble going up in a hot air balloon, in fact, I'd love to try it someday. Ladders don't bother me, and other places of greater height, like towers, cliff tops, etc., don't bother me, though I don't like to get too close to a cliff edge, just caution. But I do have a quirky thing about certain places, especially stairs, I have a phobia about...not so much to do with hieight as tumbling down and breaking my neck or something...dunno


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 3:31 AM CST
sxc666 wrote:
Well we all live in hope

Good luck

you're going to need it
rolling on the floor laughing rolling eyes


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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 3:30 AM CST
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Portiea
Konstanz, Baden-Wuerttemberg Germany
Posted: Jun 25, 2008, 3:30 AM CST
friendsfirst wrote:
Superficialcalafragilisticespialidocious.
That's helpful...confused


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