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sick of dating - Number 1




AudrysSis
Riga, Riga Latvia
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:12 PM CST
Ulimaroa, I sooooo hear you...... comfort I'd actually have said it's unbelievable, but sadly I know it's the reality.

Actually you bring up an interesting (to me) subject about finding each other/the place where you arranged to meet. I may have had lots of bad experiences or something, LOL, but I cannot tell you just how greatly I rejoice at heart when the man (be it for dating, business or whatever) actually CAN find the place where we arranged to meet, without whining, calling me on the phone, complaining etc. Major bonus points!!! thumbs up

I also absolutely hear you regarding the dominance thing and finding a partner stronger than yourself. Geez. You'd think they'd naturally be stronger in all aspects owing to their sex, but nooooo.... blues I am tired of having to plan what we're going to do, arranging where we're going to go, studying the maps, tanking up the car, driving us there (!!), thinking of things to say to keep the conversation going, plus hearing complaints about the wrong kind of weather, a little rain, poor/expensive food at the roadside restaurant, cough/cold/sniffles about to begin, etc etc etc. I am wondering if ever in life I will have someone - preferably a man indeed - actually arrange things and take us someplace nice, so I can finally sit in that passenger seat and just enjoy the scenery and his company. I am beginning to forget how it actually feels.

Wow, that came out very angry, but it's the unfortunate state of things. blues
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Ambrose2007
Badger, South Dakota USA
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:24 PM CST
AudrysSis wrote:
Ulimaroa, I sooooo hear you...... I'd actually have said it's unbelievable, but sadly I know it's the reality.

Actually you bring up an interesting (to me) subject about finding each other/the place where you arranged to meet. I may have had lots of bad experiences or something, LOL, but I cannot tell you just how greatly I rejoice at heart when the man (be it for dating, business or whatever) actually CAN find the place where we arranged to meet, without whining, calling me on the phone, complaining etc. Major bonus points!!!

I also absolutely hear you regarding the dominance thing and finding a partner stronger than yourself. Geez. You'd think they'd naturally be stronger in all aspects owing to their sex, but nooooo.... I am tired of having to plan what we're going to do, arranging where we're going to go, studying the maps, tanking up the car, driving us there (!!), thinking of things to say to keep the conversation going, plus hearing complaints about the wrong kind of weather, a little rain, poor/expensive food at the roadside restaurant, cough/cold/sniffles about to begin, etc etc etc. I am wondering if ever in life I will have someone - preferably a man indeed - actually arrange things and take us someplace nice, so I can finally sit in that passenger seat and just enjoy the scenery and his company. I am beginning to forget how it actually feels.

Wow, that came out very angry, but it's the unfortunate state of things.


Wow - you're willing to do all those things, Audry?!! love By the way, we do you believe being "stronger" has anything to do with maintaining conversations or planning or studying maps (I do understand the part about complaining over sniffles, etc.)?

I see no reason to believe there's any fundamental difference in strength between men and women. It seems likely that they have somewhat different strengths, that's all.

Jeffwave hug
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PILIPALA
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales UK
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:34 PM CST
All i can Ulimaroa Sod them they are kn*b heads their loss.
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Ulimaroa
Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:39 PM CST


I know precisely what you are saying AudrysSis.

Maybe its the mothering and natural instinct

that keeps

us going to plan, arrange, entertain, advise

aaaand be FEARLESS?

AudrysSis wrote:
Ulimaroa, I sooooo hear you...... I'd actually have said it's unbelievable, but sadly I know it's the reality.

Actually you bring up an interesting (to me) subject about finding each other/the place where you arranged to meet. I may have had lots of bad experiences or something, LOL, but I cannot tell you just how greatly I rejoice at heart when the man (be it for dating, business or whatever) actually CAN find the place where we arranged to meet, without whining, calling me on the phone, complaining etc. Major bonus points!!!

I also absolutely hear you regarding the dominance thing and finding a partner stronger than yourself. Geez. You'd think they'd naturally be stronger in all aspects owing to their sex, but nooooo.... I am tired of having to plan what we're going to do, arranging where we're going to go, studying the maps, tanking up the car, driving us there (!!), thinking of things to say to keep the conversation going, plus hearing complaints about the wrong kind of weather, a little rain, poor/expensive food at the roadside restaurant, cough/cold/sniffles about to begin, etc etc etc. I am wondering if ever in life I will have someone - preferably a man indeed - actually arrange things and take us someplace nice, so I can finally sit in that passenger seat and just enjoy the scenery and his company. I am beginning to forget how it actually feels.

Wow, that came out very angry, but it's the unfortunate state of things.
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Ulimaroa
Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:40 PM CST
Ambrose2007 wrote:


I see no reason to believe there's any fundamental difference in strength between men and women. It seems likely that they have somewhat different strengths, that's all.

Jeff


Oh yeah???

What are they Ambroooose??? rolling eyes
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highplains
Highland Springs, Virginia USA
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:51 PM CST
Those dang KrisKringleMarts......always so damn full of people.........

I loved those markets when I was in Germany.......

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Ulimaroa
Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:55 PM CST



KrisKringleMarts ? laugh

heart gift purple_heart Cuuuuuuuuute! kiss hug teddy bear lips heart wings heart beating heart

Well, I am certain if you carved

your way through the crowd

on a Christkindel Market

it would part like

the red sea did

for Moses

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highplains
Highland Springs, Virginia USA
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:57 PM CST
Ulimaroa wrote:
KrisKringleMarts ?

Cuuuuuuuuute!

Well, I am certain if you carved

your way through the crowd

on a Christkindel Market

it would part like

the red sea did

for Moses


I stand corrected on the ChristKindel Market.....dammit.....

No parting of the Red Sea....just some Gluhwein ( think I spelled it correctly).........and a smoke......

Loved it.....I have some pics from way back then.....
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Ulimaroa
Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:01 PM CST
highplains wrote:
I stand corrected on the ChristKindel Market.....dammit.....

No parting of the Red Sea....just some Gluhwein ( think I spelled it correctly).........and a smoke......

Loved it.....I have some pics from way back then.....



smoking after two Glühwein (you did really well here, and you cant help it your keyboard wasnt put together correctly in China, where they left out the ü and ö and ä and instead put in $ and 69 and § laugh ) and a fag you feel warm on any Christkindel Market.

No need to hug, although you could hug the world wine after
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highplains
Highland Springs, Virginia USA
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:04 PM CST
Ulimaroa wrote:
after two Glühwein (you did really well here, and you cant help it your keyboard wasnt put together correctly in China, where they left out the ü and ö and ä and instead put in $ and 69 and § ) and a fag you feel warm on any Christkindel Market.

No need to hug, although you could hug the world after


I'd just like to say that a 69 at the right place and time makes up for those thingys being left offn' my keyboard......

and a couple of Gluhwein....sometimes facilitated that.....Muuuaaaa haaaa haaaaaaaaa.....devil
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windrider91
Durham, Ontario Canada
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:04 PM CST
they should pay closer attention to ur profile
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Ulimaroa
Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:11 PM CST
windrider91 wrote:
they should pay closer attention to ur profile


Incidentally, generally ( I am surprised in fact shock )

the German men more often than not

dooooooo read the profile.

My German profile is

simple...

funny...

easy to understand...

gives plenty to refer to

and easy to read.

Not deep and meaningful, as the profile

of all my competition laugh

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windrider91
Durham, Ontario Canada
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:19 PM CST
what competitonwave
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Ulimaroa
Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:23 PM CST
windrider91 wrote:
what competiton


40 million blond,

tall,

long-legged,

young German girls...

and the more you head East,

the more beautiful skinned/faced/bodied they get conversing
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highplains
Highland Springs, Virginia USA
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:24 PM CST
Damn.....I miss Deutschland..........

all those hotties in need of my attentions......LMFAO....devil head banger rolling on the floor laughing
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Ambrose2007
Badger, South Dakota USA
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:26 PM CST
Ulimaroa wrote:
Oh yeah???

What are they Ambroooose???


Women's strengths are being soft, sweet, and pliable, whereas men's are being hard, sour, and inflexible? dunno laugh

Seriously, for one, I think women are stronger than men (in general) at facing their emotions; they're more comfortable with their emotions (in general!) than are men. Men are perhaps more easily able to set aside their emotions to take purposeful actions (such as pursuing certain goals). I think men are more naturally inclined, in general again, to take the initiative and lead; women are more inclined generally to take a less direct approach, and are more willing to follow.

Please remember - these are generalizations! wave kiss
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windrider91
Durham, Ontario Canada
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:28 PM CST
u should try being male, short and apparently cute...the ladies want to give u a hug then put u on the shelf like a teddy bear until they are lonely again. Sure nocks the stuffing out of urolling on the floor laughing
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Ambrose2007
Badger, South Dakota USA
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:33 PM CST
Ulimaroa wrote:
40 million blond,

tall,

long-legged,

young German girls...

and the more you head East,

the more beautiful skinned/faced/bodied they get


Ah, but do they have your mind, Uli?smitten love hug wave
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highplains
Highland Springs, Virginia USA
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:35 PM CST
I will weigh in on the nice guy versus bad boy debate. Lets be honest here, women don't like nice guys. They like men who they perceive as a challenge, they like men who are dangerous, they like men who they feel will protect them in a fight.

When a guy comes across as nice, women perceive that to be weak. This myth is backed up heavily in pop culture, just look at the covers of romance novels which feature muscle-bound, Fabio clones ripping women's clothes off. The problem is the tough, brooding unpredictable guy is not very reliable. And sometimes being with a dangerous man can land a woman in hot water, ask Pamela Anderson and Whitney Houston.
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Ulimaroa
Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany
Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:40 PM CST
windrider91 wrote:
u should try being male, short and apparently cute...the ladies want to give u a hug then put u on the shelf like a teddy bear until they are lonely again. Sure nocks the stuffing out of u


Better on a shelf warm and dry,

then out in the cold, no? angel
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