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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 19, 2007, 1:31 PM CST
Thank you so much Lene have a good day. handshake thumbs up hug


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 19, 2007, 1:08 PM CST
Lene, would you please post life path #8 for me? Thank You very much. I am into astrology as well, you do a great job with these! cheers


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 19, 2007, 1:29 AM CST
I already know I am an 11 and read it could you please do a number 8 for my boyfriend. I would enjoy reading it his birthday is 10-16-1953. Thank you Lene your great btw. wave handshake yay


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 18, 2007, 11:58 AM CST
Hi and welcome to Cs. wave handshake Good luck in your search for Mrs Right. cheers


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 17, 2007, 1:05 PM CST
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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 4:47 PM CST
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I dont know why but Im completely floored that anyone has nerve enough to call another person YOU HAVE NEVER MET easy..because she has a cam shes easy?? because she turns it on for ppl shes easy?? well son of a bitch..Im easy too so dont feel so bad hun!!!

Its best to step off the soap box before the can really gets opened up!!
I should have just stayed out of this thread to begin with, I did not agree and lost my patience. I am having a bad day, yet it didn't make it right to pass judgment on another because of hearsay. I had read a thread about her playing with her web cam in a way I would not. Does not make it right for me to assume it is true? We all make our own choices and have to live with them, as long as we are happy with them. I will step up and admit I was wrong, and apologize for my last post only.
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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 2:26 PM CST
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Yep...but can't go into detail, because it was a family member
Nice new picture, I am strickly you know. dancing banana But can give a compilment to another woman. thumbs up cheers


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 2:06 PM CST
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It's not like I need your permission and self-righteousness is a moral I would rather not have.
I will take it over being easy anyday thanks. Why not go play with your webcam? I have no time to debate with someone like you, have a good day! grin peace laugh


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 1:16 PM CST
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Well that is really nice although I have a few differences

Epithumia - a strong desire( will
keep the fire burning higher.)>>>>>Oh yeah, we have this


Eros - romance, passion and
sentimental. (Gentle and true,>>>>>and we have this
all of this I give to you.)


Storge - natural affection, and
a sense of belonging. (Strive for
perfection produces, resurrection>>>>>I quit striving for perfection and I feel so much better now.
of hope.)


Philo - Affection tender, cherishes>>>>>>we share tender affection friendship. (As long as I live until I
perish.)>>>>>>but I also realize that there are no gaurantees in life.

Agape - unselfish love that gives and
never expects anything in return. >>>>>this is pure bull shit
(All of this needs to be our main
concern.)

I think it is more about mutral respect and communicating your thoughts, feelings and your needs. And healthy boundaries.
You have your opinion and I have mine, same as we each have our own morals. I am happy with mine thank you. As far as respect goes Should we not have respect for our bodies as well? And as anyone can plainly see I communicate my thoughts with ease. We are all different that is what makes this world such an interesting place. We certainly do not see eye to eye on this so let it go and live with your choices as I will mine.
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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 1:06 PM CST
I am sorry to see you go, good luck in whatever you decide to do. blues handshake sigh


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 12:25 PM CST
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I believe that after the relative thread "women and their choices in bras" , this is the next issue that has to be discussed.

So, ladies please help us understand about your choices in panties.
There are many different styles. Which one do you preffer? Which one isnt so much comfortable and why is that? What colors do you like? Do you prefer side closure ones or not?

We all know that some panties are for certain occations only. But what happens if you wear a sexy small gstring panty in everyday activities? Is it comfortable or not? If not, what is the problem?

And also, in my country trying the panties before buying them is forbidden. I wonder if there are any other countries that a woman can try the new panty but over the existing one?
I myself prefer a thong, I’ve found when I wear bikini cut they are the ones that give me a wedgie lol. laugh rolling eyes blushing


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 12:21 PM CST
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people fall in and out of love all the time. people fool themselves all the time..they say they are in love when they don't know what it is. I know a loving relationship is good and healthy and what most of us long for. But an intimate relationship with an intelligent sensual younger man is not a bad thing either even if we don't get married. I was a child when I had to hear "I love you." I will know love when I feel love and I will feel love when I am shown love. But for now I will enjoy the adventure of this young sensual lover. I even wrote a poem for him.


A romantic memory---sensual pleasures


Your powerful hands, caressed me, squeezing me tight.
Soft words, reminding me not to fight.
Surrender, you whispered, surrender all.
I felt myself weaken, my body began to fall..

Kissing me, vigorously pleasuring me, pleasing me.
Unleashing hidden desires and built up feelings within me.
A whirlwind of ecstasy thrusts over me
No longer in control, I lay there, enjoying your,
every move, your gentle touch, your hot breath, I
feel you, feel me.

You came to me, taking me places, I have never been.
I soared heights of radiant enjoyment.
Releasing sensual sighs of pleasure,
moments in time to treasure.

Lost in the realm of glorious fantasy,
I cherish the connection we shared.
Together we created a romantic memory,
which shall remain vivid for many years
Well I for one do know what love is, and here is a poem I wrote to my man.

Absolute Love:

Stood resolute against many . . .
Searching for a complete love.
Left me falling in disrepute, an
Angel with broken wings.
Took time to mend them, there
Intentions to descend my dignity.
My indignity obsolete felt so
incomplete, morals and values
couldn't be depleted.


God's design of love so Devine.
Defined as five ways must be
combined, each is assigned to
make love yours and mine.
If one should decline the others
will follow fast, a recipe for a
Love that will last.
Blessings will be many, alone a
memory of past.

Epithumia - a strong desire( will
keep the fire burning higher.)
Eros - romance, passion and
sentimental. (Gentle and true,
all of this I give to you.)
Storge - natural affection, and
a sense of belonging. (Strive for
perfection produces, resurrection
of hope.)
Philo - Affection tender, cherishes
friendship. (As long as I live until I
perish.)
Agape - unselfish love that gives and
never expects anything in return.
(All of this needs to be our main
concern.)

I yearn for a love like this, I know all
this yet plenty to learn.
I turn to you and say, I vow to display
all of this each and every day.
Never betray love or it will dismay and
go away, succeed the example and love
will stay!
We all have the hunger that we need.
Now we must plant the seed.

love hug kiss


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 11:53 AM CST
I myself need love for it to mean anything to me, I have tried the sex thing a few times it's just not for me. I will wait, and know I can satisfy myself in all ways until I can be with my mate. wink conversing rolling eyes


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 11:39 AM CST
I agree with Pucks on this one it is not only against the rules but also very rude. Some of us don't need to use such Langue, nor do we appreciate it!
D'oh! thumbs down blues


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 11:12 AM CST
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Continued:

The idea here is for the romantics to learn how to balance their tendency to continually do special and nice things for their beloveds within the context
of normal, everyday living. Be romantic but give lovers room to breathe is essential.

The bottom line is that romantics can overwhelm their partners to such a degree that they are not able to respond with any real confidence. Making someone else feel inadequate is destructive to a relationship.

True romantics know how to give their lovers just enough loving attention to keep them going strong. Keeping that balance proves the romantic's natural capability to keep their soulmates coming back for more.


Sharers are those who look for their soulmates first when they get home from work to talk and hear all about what happened throughout the day. They want their mates to be their business partners--or at least heavily involved in their ventures. Every good thing (e.g. an unexpected bonus or the receipt of a new credit card) must be shared with their loves. Conversely, they share all of the bad things, too; disappointments, hurts, sorrows, negative experiences, etc. In fact, if they are not careful, their mates can get bogged down with all of the problems of their sharing mates to the point of serious frustration. Sharers have to work harder than the other soulmate types to keep some things to themselves (biting their lips) so as not to frustrate their mates. Also, it is difficult for them to understand how a romantic might not want to hear all about how bad things are going at work while on a night out together--or how an independent might respond to the same with leaving them standing alone in the midst of telling their mate about it. Be one who shares all of the good things but discipline yourself to bite your lip when it comes to telling your mate about the negative things you deal with. Of course, sharing some of these things is fine--but not continually. It's just one more way that you can really demonstrate your love to your soulmate.


Constants demonstrate their love by such things as keeping the house clean, making dinner, running errands for their mates, or bringing home the paycheck. This is the soulmate who would never allow themselves to go outside of their relationship for sexual gratification. They are faithful, loyal, and true to their loves. That being said, they can tend to be somewhat undemonstrative in the way they show affection. Furthermore, being romantic can be a problem for them. After all (as goes their thinking), "I take care of her and she can go buy anything she wants to; anytime she wants to. Why should I do all of that silly romantic stuff when she darn well knows I love her?" The idea here is for constants to realize that their mates need demonstrative affection and regular romance just like everyone else. Locate resources to help you such as books filled with romantic ideas (e.g. Michael Webb's "The roMANtic") and you can also take advantage of the many good web sites on the subject, such as this one, which provide you with enough ideas and tools to out-romance even the best romantic.
Last but not least:

Independents are the antipathy of romantics. Their approach to a primary relationship is one of protecting their independency; even at the expense of the relationship if necessary. The need to keep a halo of space around them which cannot be too deeply penetrated. This is difficult to understand by the other soulmate types. Only another independent would find such an approach to love as being natural and comfortable when in a relationship with a same-type soulmate.

Yet, independents can be very enjoyable and exctiting people with whom to be involved. They are continually seeking ways to accomplish goals and projects. Their careers are their first loves. Should their chosen vocation or ongoing projects be the kind that their mates are truly interested in, all of the factors that involve them (e.g. going to the best restaurants to have dinners with a client or enjoying an evening out with another couple in the same business) can be a source of entertainment and, better yet, provide a bond between the independent and his/her soulmate. However, independents need to be careful that they are at least receptive to the demonstrations of love from their partners, if not as good at initiating them in the first place.
Work hard at your labors of love but take the time needed (and a little more thrown in for good measure) to spend quality time with your love.


Pulling All of This Together...
Space prohibits us from expanding upon all of the many facets and factors that occur when the four soulmate types mix and match with each other. In short, romantics and independents have to work harder than the rest to have a successful relationship. Sharers and constants can get along very well as long as they don't get in a contest to outdo each other. Two Romantics can make a powerful match as long as they don't burn each other out. Constants and Independents can get along fine as long as they both work harder at such things as showing affection and making sure they schedule time for each other. Independents can be most supportive of each other's interests as long as they don't completely ignore or alienate each other.
The main consideration here is that many people have good relationships and do not consider themselves to be soulmates. However, the point is that those who do strongly sense that their's is a very special relationship and would qualify as being true "soulmates" are motivated to work at developing and maintaining the best possible relationship between them and their loves.

Perhaps the bottom line is not which soulmate type you are as much as how willing you are to identify your approach to a primary relationship and your determination to work at it on an ongoing basis.

Whatever your soulmate type, rest assured that there is someone for everyone. None of us are perfect matches but we can enjoy a very good match if we determine within ourselves to either find the right person or truly learn everything we can about the one we are already with. A good soulmate is someone we know that we are meant to love and be loved in return. Finding such a person does not happen too many times in life. Only those who seek will find. yay kiss applause


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 11:11 AM CST
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Continued:

After you've read the basic descriptions of the soulmate types, stay with us to consider some other important insights.


The Romantic Soulmate...
Seeks permanence and completeness in a loving, caring relationship. Feels a stronger sense of self-identity resulting from the relationship which produces fulfillment. Shares all aspects of life as expressions of togetherness from the mundane to the major. Focuses on finding ideas and ways to enhance the intensity and quality of the relationship.

The Sharing Soulmate...
Views sharing love and life with another as the best possible way to change and grow.
Senses completeness only when sharing self with another in a primary relationship. Perceives sharing dreams, plans, and projects as the means of demonstrating love. Sees intimate relationships as a way for two people to mutually improve and find purpose in their lives together.

The Constant Soulmate...
Sees consistency, faithfulness, and loyalty as the finest expression to demonstrate love to another. Values the other person's individuality by being available without feeling a need to always lead. Focuses on refining the relationship which results in a greater sense of self-worth.
Emphasizes the importance of both being dependable in the context of the relationship.

The Independent Soulmate...
Views a primary relationship as a partnership for each to help the other reach their full potential. Accepts their mates as seperate individuals and need the same kind of acceptance for themselves. Values his/her own autonomy and is sensitive to any hint of being controlled or coerced by others. Enjoys the intensity and novelty of the experience of love.-


Romantics - love to demonstrate their love and affection to and for their mates. However, the warning here is that, even when matched with another romantic, no one can tolerate such attention on a continual basis. The "24X7 Romantic" will seem absolutely wonderful at first (especially to someone who has been alone for awhile) but then begin to wear on the other person.


Independents are especially sensitive to this as they begin to feel guilty that they cannot return the love from a romantic as quickly or often as it is given to them (they will even misinterpret it as being controlled). As one woman expressed it, "One gets tired of lobster and crab legs after awhile. Most of us are more comfortable with a good hamburger."
Continued:

The idea here is for the romantics to learn how to balance their tendency to continually do special and nice things for their beloveds within the context
of normal, everyday living. Be romantic but give lovers room to breathe is essential.

The bottom line is that romantics can overwhelm their partners to such a degree that they are not able to respond with any real confidence. Making someone else feel inadequate is destructive to a relationship.

True romantics know how to give their lovers just enough loving attention to keep them going strong. Keeping that balance proves the romantic's natural capability to keep their soulmates coming back for more.


Sharers are those who look for their soulmates first when they get home from work to talk and hear all about what happened throughout the day. They want their mates to be their business partners--or at least heavily involved in their ventures. Every good thing (e.g. an unexpected bonus or the receipt of a new credit card) must be shared with their loves. Conversely, they share all of the bad things, too; disappointments, hurts, sorrows, negative experiences, etc. In fact, if they are not careful, their mates can get bogged down with all of the problems of their sharing mates to the point of serious frustration. Sharers have to work harder than the other soulmate types to keep some things to themselves (biting their lips) so as not to frustrate their mates. Also, it is difficult for them to understand how a romantic might not want to hear all about how bad things are going at work while on a night out together--or how an independent might respond to the same with leaving them standing alone in the midst of telling their mate about it. Be one who shares all of the good things but discipline yourself to bite your lip when it comes to telling your mate about the negative things you deal with. Of course, sharing some of these things is fine--but not continually. It's just one more way that you can really demonstrate your love to your soulmate.


Constants demonstrate their love by such things as keeping the house clean, making dinner, running errands for their mates, or bringing home the paycheck. This is the soulmate who would never allow themselves to go outside of their relationship for sexual gratification. They are faithful, loyal, and true to their loves. That being said, they can tend to be somewhat undemonstrative in the way they show affection. Furthermore, being romantic can be a problem for them. After all (as goes their thinking), "I take care of her and she can go buy anything she wants to; anytime she wants to. Why should I do all of that silly romantic stuff when she darn well knows I love her?" The idea here is for constants to realize that their mates need demonstrative affection and regular romance just like everyone else. Locate resources to help you such as books filled with romantic ideas (e.g. Michael Webb's "The roMANtic") and you can also take advantage of the many good web sites on the subject, such as this one, which provide you with enough ideas and tools to out-romance even the best romantic.


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 11:10 AM CST
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Here is some information I found on the subject, btw I do believe as well!

Soulmates: Two people who are very compatible with each other in disposition, point of view, and sensitivity. Those who use this term in regard to primary relationships view it as a way of describing those who are meant for each other in a very special and unique way - almost as if they were spiritually or mystically connected.

What Kind of Soulmate Are You?
Not everyone is a hopeful romantic. Just as there are different types of personalities an temperments, we human beings seem to gravitate toward one of four clearly identifiable relationship approach types. We can't help it. Whatever the factors that go into shaping our view of love from childhood through adulthood; we still find ourselves clearly manifesting the characteristics below.

Look over the four types of soulmates. You may not be able to immediately identify yourself or your mate, so take some time to consider which one fits best. After doing this, take a further look at the other types. Perhaps you will be able to identify your mate. How do these soulmate types interact with each other? What would it be like for two people of the same type to be with each other? Could those who are so different from each other still be referred to as "soulmates?"
Continued:

After you've read the basic descriptions of the soulmate types, stay with us to consider some other important insights.


The Romantic Soulmate...
Seeks permanence and completeness in a loving, caring relationship. Feels a stronger sense of self-identity resulting from the relationship which produces fulfillment. Shares all aspects of life as expressions of togetherness from the mundane to the major. Focuses on finding ideas and ways to enhance the intensity and quality of the relationship.

The Sharing Soulmate...
Views sharing love and life with another as the best possible way to change and grow.
Senses completeness only when sharing self with another in a primary relationship. Perceives sharing dreams, plans, and projects as the means of demonstrating love. Sees intimate relationships as a way for two people to mutually improve and find purpose in their lives together.

The Constant Soulmate...
Sees consistency, faithfulness, and loyalty as the finest expression to demonstrate love to another. Values the other person's individuality by being available without feeling a need to always lead. Focuses on refining the relationship which results in a greater sense of self-worth.
Emphasizes the importance of both being dependable in the context of the relationship.

The Independent Soulmate...
Views a primary relationship as a partnership for each to help the other reach their full potential. Accepts their mates as seperate individuals and need the same kind of acceptance for themselves. Values his/her own autonomy and is sensitive to any hint of being controlled or coerced by others. Enjoys the intensity and novelty of the experience of love.-


Romantics - love to demonstrate their love and affection to and for their mates. However, the warning here is that, even when matched with another romantic, no one can tolerate such attention on a continual basis. The "24X7 Romantic" will seem absolutely wonderful at first (especially to someone who has been alone for awhile) but then begin to wear on the other person.


Independents are especially sensitive to this as they begin to feel guilty that they cannot return the love from a romantic as quickly or often as it is given to them (they will even misinterpret it as being controlled). As one woman expressed it, "One gets tired of lobster and crab legs after awhile. Most of us are more comfortable with a good hamburger."


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 11:08 AM CST
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To me a soul mate is someone you meet and from that point on you live your life together, as one, 99.9 % is not 100.00 %. You die beside them and you die without them. That said when you meet them you know what life is all about. 99.9 % is better than the standard for US gold. What if you loose 99 % of your life fighting for that .1 %? Is that a soul mate?
Here is some information I found on the subject, btw I do believe as well!

Soulmates: Two people who are very compatible with each other in disposition, point of view, and sensitivity. Those who use this term in regard to primary relationships view it as a way of describing those who are meant for each other in a very special and unique way - almost as if they were spiritually or mystically connected.

What Kind of Soulmate Are You?
Not everyone is a hopeful romantic. Just as there are different types of personalities an temperments, we human beings seem to gravitate toward one of four clearly identifiable relationship approach types. We can't help it. Whatever the factors that go into shaping our view of love from childhood through adulthood; we still find ourselves clearly manifesting the characteristics below.

Look over the four types of soulmates. You may not be able to immediately identify yourself or your mate, so take some time to consider which one fits best. After doing this, take a further look at the other types. Perhaps you will be able to identify your mate. How do these soulmate types interact with each other? What would it be like for two people of the same type to be with each other? Could those who are so different from each other still be referred to as "soulmates?"


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 9:25 AM CST
For keeping my mouth shut, I tend to say what is on my mind. Yet try to do so with respect and compassion. professor conversing wink


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Sadeyes044
Tonawanda, New York USA
Posted: Jan 16, 2007, 9:01 AM CST
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do you believe some woman on here ,try to overcompensate their virtues by the threads they post?
I have nobody here to impress, I have found what I am looking for. Here for the forums and friends. I say what is on is on my mind yet always try to say it in a respectable manner. Okay I will get off the I now, if we all treated other people like we want to be treated, we might find we get along better. That would be the definition for the goodness part. We should have patience with others and not attack and or hyjack their threads because we don't agree with what they said. If we don't agree or like the topic stay out, Virtue of patience goes along way. We should have the courage to say what we feel in an adult manner without letting go of our compassion for others. How is that for virtues? Of course this is just my opinon! professor conversing yay


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