What is wrong with people nowadays? Most of us on this and other singles/dating sites are always saying they are looking for someone, a relationship, etc. But, even though there are literally hundreds to choose from, most of us are still looking, lonely, bored and alone for the most part. Why is it that? Are people too picky? Too shallow? Unrealistic is who/what they are looking for? Scared or unwilling to send an email/flower to someone for fear of constant rejection or no replies? I believe it is all of the above. So, why do most of us complain, but not do anything about it? I can at least say I have tried, sent many emails/flowers to women, only to get no reply. What about the rest of you? Why are you still alone? Any opinions?
Ok, we all say what a bad day we've from time to time, but I have a winner, if there can be a winner in such things. Yesterday morning I was on the roof of my porch to tear it off because of a leak that caused some rot. Anyway, I thought I knew where the soft spot was, but found another the hard way. I fell through the roof and landed on concrete 8 ft. down. I spent all day in the ER and found out I literally broke my back (T-7), but luckily it is a stable fracture and I won't need surgery. My elbows and one wrist are also messed up. Talk about some serious pain.....ouch! Now that's what you call a bad day.....lol I will be out of work until after Thanksgiving and will have to wear a brace for 4-6 weeks, but I consider myself very lucky and thank the Lord that it wasn't worse.
Also, very lucky someone was with me....Advice: Don't do work like that alone, because you never know what stupid sh** you might do....lol Thanks for listening ya'll.
I have been on this site for quite some time now, and have found that most women have no clue as to what kind of man they want. And, if they actually think they know, it is a very unrealistic dream man that doesn't exist. Most claim to want a nice guy, but look right over the nicest men because of their height, weight, looks, or even financial status. Then, when they get screwed over and/or dumped by the good looking or rich one they did pick, they complain about no more nice guys.
Women need to understand that nice guys come in all shapes and sizes, are not all good looking, and realize that you might actually have to get to know these guys to be able to see how much they can do for you and how good most of them can make you feel. If you women really want to be made to feel special and be treated as such, you have to pick the "normal" guys, the everday/average guy, not "Ken" or a "Donald Trump".
And, the bigger women that always b*tch about men not liking them because of their size, get real!, it goes both ways and not always just bigger. I get rejected alot for being skinny, and can do even less about my size than someone overweight.
So, my suggestion to you women looking for a nice guy, try looking and talking to some of the normal, average guys that are here. You women need to do some emailing and flower sending, let us know you are interested. I mean "come on" this is the 21st century and you can make the first moves just like we can, just with better/more results.....lol
Good Luck to me and all you others searching for the right person.
Shirley Fox was many things to many people. She was a wife, a grandmother, a friend, neighbor, and a co-worker to name a few. But to me she was just MOM. Someone that was there from the very beginning of my memories. She was there to provide and care for all of my needs.
As a child she was always there to care for all of my needs. No matter what I did Mom was there for me. Not so much as to get me out of trouble, but to support and guide me in the right direction so I could figure out on my own how not to make the same mistake. She helped to make me a good person and an adult.
As an adult Mom was always there. She was someone I could talk to, get advice from, or get financial help from if needed. Even after she was diagnosed with cancer and was soon to die she was still there for me, even as late as earlier this year. Until her life ended, she was as always, my MOM.
Although she rarily needed my help I tried to always be there for her. I could never repay all she had done for me, so I tried to show how much I appreciated all she had taught me and all she had done for me by being a good son, a good father, employee and person. I can only hope I succeeded.
To say she will be missed by me is such an understatement that I will just end by thanking you for reading this.
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