Settling, or growing up?

When you’re a kid, love is a fire bomb. It shakes the world. She was 16, a giggler with long blonde hair and the kind of figure that suddenly emerges from puppy fat and turns every boy in the area into a cartoon character. Boyooong! wow

When you marry it’s serious, grown-up, family-building love. Forever stuff. It burns like a steady fire, with occasional flares, but sometimes – the fire goes out. No-one’s fault but you both want flames. heart beating

The next time round, chances are she has kids already. The fire burns for the two joined families, but the kids get the seat nearest the fire. Sometimes you have to give up your seat to them. purple heart

Central heating looks good. No firebombs, open flames,upheavals, uncertainties, quarrels, there’s warmth instead of fire. You like being together, like each other’s friends, want the same things for the future.

Settling, yes, settling down. My fire-building days are over. heart1

CS has an opinion on everything, but probably not on this. tip hat
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Sorry CD, can't help you on this....we don't use any heating here coz it's bloody hot here already!laugh
DC, you'll always have fireworks. wine
where the hell his's gone? dunno
Tenner

Maybe he has gone to gather more fire woods? dunno laugh
It's actually been quite warm where I'm stayin in Scotland lately...
You are in Scotland but it's stated Malta in your profile? scold
So what's your point Chrome ?

Why can't you have flames again? comfort
I forgot you're a Scorpio man and there's always a fire burning in Scorpios
yeah well ... I'm headin down there soon hopefully so I thought.. why not put Mlt straight away? And so I did.. dunno
Lucky you, Tenner. Have you checked the profiles of Maltese girls on here?? wow wow wow Gorgeous, all of them!
I check those from your side of the world instead. In any case, half of the Maltese women on here are actually British. The other half is mostly Filipinos. laugh
Corresponded with few local Maltese men before. Yup, they did tell me there are lots of Filipinas in Malta.

Maybe when you actually shift to Malta, we won't be seeing you spending a lot of time on here, eh? laugh
Gosh but how so very unromantic.
hi chrome. whenever i feel my fire burning out, i throw some gas on it. might be worth a try.
@priap

Watch out pal. Those bloody swimmers can land you in trouble pretty quick.
-alwayes keep the fire burning...cool wine

Chrome, The smallest spark can make a fire even if you have the central heating on.
The only man that makes any sense here.
I tend to like a real fire stove instead of central heating.

I find central heating to yes do the job, but without some definite focal point .
It would heat me, but I never look forward to it being on. It just does the job, end of.


A real fire makes me happy. It is never the same, it changes. Sometimes needing more fuel to burn even brighter.But never boring.

And I keep it in a stove so it will never burn me.
Molly, Your words show a true gift..
"My fire-building days are over. heart1

CS has an opinion on everything, but probably not on this."
Never, ever "settle", that's my mantra. I kinda like sparks grin
Sounding like an 80 year old man there.....why settle for less when you can have more...confused ....
I was actually thinking about this post over breakfast and I got a bit of a idea

When men are younger, they get to, and are even encouraged to, spread their wild oats freely.

Women on the other hand, are restricted by both their biology and society in doing this. They have to be more circumspect.

However, as women grow older, the biological impact (aka pregnancy) is taken out of the equation, children are reared, and caring what society thinks is also greatly reduced.

Therefore, some men are ready to do the 'settling' thing when they reach a certain age as they have done it all, but women are often just starting off their carefree lives, and are not.

They need to feel more alive. They need to live. They need that spark.
Exactly my sentiments, Molly. Very well said thumbs up

Errr....can I have some of what you were having for brekkie please?? wink laugh
molly, sounds more like a confession hmmm
DC..I had a pretty healthy breakfast this morning grin

It is a glorious day here, so I got up at 6.30.

I had a friend staying over so I had smoothies, as well as pancakes with strawberries and blueberries, made before she had even got up!
Pri, I don't do guilt - therefore I don't need confessionwink
Molly...yes....what you said is spot on....
I feel my job is somewhat winding down....and i want to feel that excitement again...those butterflies....romance....kinda..before its too late....
its two late for me now. every profile excludes me from there searches. only my missed experiences might be helpful now but im ok with that. sometimes we must make up the reasons and that is mine.
Pri, growing up under the heavy dark cloud of Irish Catholic society was a form of subjugation.
I got parole and I stopped reporting to my parole officer a long time ago
Cal, never too late! dancing
at the very least, it is a fascinating history, from our current perspective. at the most, it represents the devil himself. oh the irony. history is probably more confusing than science.
Pri, I didn't say it was too late for you. I just said some expectations are more difficult to achieve.
Changing of criteria can up chances of success wine
Molly, I lurve pancakes with just anything!! smitten smitten smitten

Can I come over and stay with you?

We eat breakfast at 7am

You make the pancakes

AND

I eat 'em?? grin

Then, I go back to sleep yawn sleep sleep

And you walk the dogs laugh
DC, you have it all worked out! laugh

Your wish is my command
Molly...Room for one more?
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Map, you know you are always welcome wine

And I'll supply both the pancakes and wine waiter
Nuff said!
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Well I make blankets to keep me warm on the outside and drink beer to keep me warm on the inside, until I find a piece of wood to make a spark to build up on for a bloody big firerolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing
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