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GIVING ALL, ENDING UP WITH NOTHING
How many of you, gave everything to your partner, just to end up with NOTHING?
Friendship
I am member of Cs since April 2015. But I am unable to Make any friend here.. I do not know what they want in Cs . what I should .???.. Please give me proper advice..
i lost him... but i want him back in my arms!!!
This passed days I realized how to stupid i am to let go the person who taught me alot of things. That not only me have a problem in this world. He taught me how to behave and to react to the things we need face in our daily life. I was greatful that he came into my life in a right time. I thought it will last... I thought He is my prince and I was his princess. I was dreaming that he will stay with me. I was happy everyday.. Talking with him everyday!! I really missed him... To hung him and kiss him so thight. But I lost him... He will never comeback to me.. BECAUSE i am stupid really stupid. I want him back but he said to me NO!!! He will never forgive me!! I know I hurt him so much!! Through rubbish words I said to him.But I keeping saying to him!!! I am sorry very sorry!!! Because my action!! I will never see him again...He will never talk to me anymore... But my heart and soul belongs to you!!! I will wait until your anger will fade... I will wait for you!!! You know who are.... Mr.--.
Engagement Ring, Wedding Ring and Gifts.
What do you do with them after a divorce or break up?
I went through my messy closet over the weekend and found some gifts from my ex-hubby that reminded me of many good memories. I found some unused perfumes, some jewelries, clothes and bags but I couldn't find my wedding ring. I know I stashed it somewhere but can't seem to find it. I used to wear it even after the divorce, finally took them off after many months of dating someone else. I'm thinking of keeping it for my son, after all it's from his dad.
I have a "break up and make up" relationship with someone. The first time I broke up with him, except for the clothes and underwears that I already wore, I brought the rest of gifts he gave me over to his place to return to him. I returned it thinking and feeling that it was the right thing to do but he took it as something spiteful.
Maybe it's the way I broke up with him that time.
We had a date, he asked me to go over his place for a special dinner, I said OK but with an intention of ending things. I found him busy cooking duck ( that I never like to eat! ) in the kitchen and making special cocktails. I waited for the right moment to break it to him.
I even helped prepare the salad and set the table . I was having hard time swallowing the food, explained to him that I never like to eat duck when he asked if it tasted good or not. It was my first duck dinner
After we cleaned up the table, I finally found the courage to say goodbye and gave him back those gifts. It took him by surprise, told me I can't break up with a man who just went to a great length to cook good dinner and fed me!
Anyway I took those gifts back after a week later when we made up He told me that next time I feel like getting rid of his gifts, I should just throw them or give them away...not throw them back to him. He said he gave them to me so they belong to me
I went through my messy closet over the weekend and found some gifts from my ex-hubby that reminded me of many good memories. I found some unused perfumes, some jewelries, clothes and bags but I couldn't find my wedding ring. I know I stashed it somewhere but can't seem to find it. I used to wear it even after the divorce, finally took them off after many months of dating someone else. I'm thinking of keeping it for my son, after all it's from his dad.
I have a "break up and make up" relationship with someone. The first time I broke up with him, except for the clothes and underwears that I already wore, I brought the rest of gifts he gave me over to his place to return to him. I returned it thinking and feeling that it was the right thing to do but he took it as something spiteful.
Maybe it's the way I broke up with him that time.We had a date, he asked me to go over his place for a special dinner, I said OK but with an intention of ending things. I found him busy cooking duck ( that I never like to eat! ) in the kitchen and making special cocktails. I waited for the right moment to break it to him.
I even helped prepare the salad and set the table . I was having hard time swallowing the food, explained to him that I never like to eat duck when he asked if it tasted good or not. It was my first duck dinner
After we cleaned up the table, I finally found the courage to say goodbye and gave him back those gifts. It took him by surprise, told me I can't break up with a man who just went to a great length to cook good dinner and fed me!
Anyway I took those gifts back after a week later when we made up
He told me that next time I feel like getting rid of his gifts, I should just throw them or give them away...not throw them back to him. He said he gave them to me so they belong to me
Proposing Marriage
Perhaps I’m outdated but I think I don’t understand the finer details on how to propose marriage in this modern age that we live in.
Since I have done it only twice in my life, with 28 years in between, I cannot claim to be an authority in the field but I daresay that both proposals were successful and I have lived to regret both events. Maybe I did too good a job of it. If the two women who were involved both refused, I may have been a happy old man now instead of just an old man.
But I’m not going to discuss the negative results of successful marriage proposals today. I want to talk about the act of proposing in itself.
I was always under the impression that when a woman has endeared herself so much to you that you wish to spend the rest of your life with her, you do it in style. I mean something like a candlelight dinner with some wine, music, and – very important - moonlight. And then, when you have softened her enough, to tell her just how much you admire her and pop the question.
However, as of late, it seems to be out of date. The trend lately is to stand on a street corner and shout out aloud: “I’m looking for a serious relationship! Who wants to marry me?”
Almost like poking a stick in a hole or casting a stone into a thicket to see what jumps out. Is that how you propose? In a way, it could be compared to fishing as well; you never know what you’re going to get when you cast your tainted bait into the water. If anybody had success doing it this way, I will love to hear from him or her. Not that I’m inquisitive; it is just for my records.
Ah, and then in conclusion a little riddle to solve. What resemblance does CS have in common with a street corner? Now don’t cheat by Googling for the answer and if you know it, don’t give the answer too soon. It will ruin the fun.
I wish you all a great and fruitful day.
Since I have done it only twice in my life, with 28 years in between, I cannot claim to be an authority in the field but I daresay that both proposals were successful and I have lived to regret both events. Maybe I did too good a job of it. If the two women who were involved both refused, I may have been a happy old man now instead of just an old man.
But I’m not going to discuss the negative results of successful marriage proposals today. I want to talk about the act of proposing in itself.
I was always under the impression that when a woman has endeared herself so much to you that you wish to spend the rest of your life with her, you do it in style. I mean something like a candlelight dinner with some wine, music, and – very important - moonlight. And then, when you have softened her enough, to tell her just how much you admire her and pop the question.
However, as of late, it seems to be out of date. The trend lately is to stand on a street corner and shout out aloud: “I’m looking for a serious relationship! Who wants to marry me?”
Almost like poking a stick in a hole or casting a stone into a thicket to see what jumps out. Is that how you propose? In a way, it could be compared to fishing as well; you never know what you’re going to get when you cast your tainted bait into the water. If anybody had success doing it this way, I will love to hear from him or her. Not that I’m inquisitive; it is just for my records.
Ah, and then in conclusion a little riddle to solve. What resemblance does CS have in common with a street corner? Now don’t cheat by Googling for the answer and if you know it, don’t give the answer too soon. It will ruin the fun.
I wish you all a great and fruitful day.
Feeling Connected
"To feel connected - understood - are deep human needs and Do you find this within your marriage. or any relationship you are in now?"
I made this blog because of one patient I encountered during my morning rounds who has Cardiac problems and I tried my best to calm him down of his problem towards his wife
I made this blog because of one patient I encountered during my morning rounds who has Cardiac problems and I tried my best to calm him down of his problem towards his wife
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Upgrade to Premium...
When I logged in this morning, I was greeted with an advertisement to Upgrade to Premium. It offers an add-free experience, ability to upload more photos, premium profile badge, send more messages and likes per day.
I didn't know there was a daily limit on the amount of likes or messages...
Okay, so who wants to be the first to upgrade?
I didn't know there was a daily limit on the amount of likes or messages...
Okay, so who wants to be the first to upgrade?
One more for the road.....
...and they say women are complicated!
On one hand male friends complain that some women are just to vague about how they feel and what they want....think they're playing hard to get, no? Or just being evasive......
But then on the other hand, men get mad or flake out when a woman is blatantly honest about what she wants and how she feels....
Well damn....
So which is it?
Is it just me or do men just not see what is right in front of them, regardless of circumstance.
I'd hardly believe it would be a language barrier....or is it
On one hand male friends complain that some women are just to vague about how they feel and what they want....think they're playing hard to get, no? Or just being evasive......
But then on the other hand, men get mad or flake out when a woman is blatantly honest about what she wants and how she feels....
Well damn....
So which is it?
Is it just me or do men just not see what is right in front of them, regardless of circumstance.
I'd hardly believe it would be a language barrier....or is it
Truths about profiles on CS
How much truth is written in a profile?
Here are a few untruths I have found.
One guy, seems to unage with time. When I first spoke to him on cam, his age on CS was 76.
Looking at him, he looked like 80 and I asked him, yes, he was 80 but “felt” younger!
At the moment, a few years later – he is now 74 (!)
Another one, I think he got his age right, but not his marital status. The profile is not a new one and marital status is given as divorced. Just before we were supposed to meet, I get a whatsapp from him saying his wife has just arrived at their house so he wished to postpone are first meeting. I blocked him, only forgot to block “telegram” too. A few weeks later he begs to continue our getting to know each other and that they are in the process of divorcing (she is 82!).
Finally, we arrange a meeting for a few days later, get a whatapp saying sorry, met another woman on CS and will not be meeting me.
Poor her – lucky me!
Thinking about all strange profiles on CS - the, mostly younger guys, showing the most hideous profile photos.
To me it shows their "intelligence" nothing more. A good "start" on CS- or not?
Here are a few untruths I have found.
One guy, seems to unage with time. When I first spoke to him on cam, his age on CS was 76.
Looking at him, he looked like 80 and I asked him, yes, he was 80 but “felt” younger!
At the moment, a few years later – he is now 74 (!)
Another one, I think he got his age right, but not his marital status. The profile is not a new one and marital status is given as divorced. Just before we were supposed to meet, I get a whatsapp from him saying his wife has just arrived at their house so he wished to postpone are first meeting. I blocked him, only forgot to block “telegram” too. A few weeks later he begs to continue our getting to know each other and that they are in the process of divorcing (she is 82!).
Finally, we arrange a meeting for a few days later, get a whatapp saying sorry, met another woman on CS and will not be meeting me.
Poor her – lucky me!
Thinking about all strange profiles on CS - the, mostly younger guys, showing the most hideous profile photos.
To me it shows their "intelligence" nothing more. A good "start" on CS- or not?
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4th September
Today is 4th anniversary of my late fiance ,a friend and a lovely person ,she was member on cs for many years named Angelface123
Kindly recite some words of pray for her
R.I.p Angelface , May God bless your soul in the heaven , you are not forgetten
Kindly recite some words of pray for her
R.I.p Angelface , May God bless your soul in the heaven , you are not forgetten
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