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Hey! If you come across a blog or blogs from an unknown account, that was my old one. I found it and just reading my old blogs and forums. Sorry! Back to reality!

why are we still single.i need to have someone local and you.white lady who live in usa or donot bother.
western pa

So, ladies. What do you think is a better date, sitting on the guard rail watching cars or grocery shopping?

I will get this flirting thing yet

I cannot recall having the desire to mingle.
Probably 25 years ago, I was on POF and the woman I was dating suggested we go to their dating site advertised meeting at a local restaurant to 'mingle' but my thought was "If we were dating, why would there be a need to mingle?"

Okay, some people like to socialize... I get that, but the meeting wasn't organized. I expected an announcer or someone to greet the members, as they say 'break the ice' with introductions, expectations, locations... maybe not name tags with profile names, but something to actually attract people to converse as a starting point.
Instead, it was some guys or girls who came alone or with a friend and didn't really mingle.
Unsuccessful at best.

Matchdoctor had a small group of members who were on the forums and successfully had a few meet & greet events that worked. I went to one and to my surprise met some nice folks!

One lady was 20 miles from me and working in health care. She was accepted to a nursing program in Alaska and relocated. We messaged a few times and after a few years I lost contact with her.

Hopefully, she found what she was looking for...

I'm glad that people find connections here, but interracial marriage can be challenging. Online conversation is vastly different in person, considering factors like culture, language, and political views. Based on my own experience, it's crucial to understand how someone reacts in simple situations, especially over petty things, before considering marriage.I advise people to learn their partner's language for better communication. While marriage can be blissful during the honeymoon phase, as you go along, you'll realize each other's weaknesses and strengths—that's when the real work kicks in. I believe it's a challenging job that requires hard work. If a marriage ends, it's not solely one side's fault.Living together before getting married can provide valuable insights into compatibility. Marrying on the first meeting might seem unusual as it often takes time to truly understand each other and assess long-term compatibility.

A fellow You Tuber in Russia, who is female BTW, posted some reality about Russian brides you can get online. I love this woman's work. She is a great Vlogger. Hope you agree.

Thoughts?

I find it hard to type with my hands ~ Arthrits, hence the many typhos.
I also love discussion and am physiologically incapable of being short. and to the point,
but I am working on it.
Given the dreadful state of our world and Wars , it would be nice if people could be nice to each
other on the blogs ? just a thought. Take care, I hope all Irish and Uk people enjoyed the much needed
sun today.

What is that thing without which, love is incomplete?

love is incomplete without respect.
And respect is incomplete without trust.
And trust is incomplete without Virtues.

If partners have respect for each other, then there will be complete love. Without respect, it is just a physical attraction and it is temporary.
Respect is for virtues that are lasting.
When the respect between the partner ends, then understand that the love has also ended.

If you want to save love, earn respect.
If you want to save respect, earn trust.
If you want to save trust, increase and maintain your qualities.

Kim who enjoyed teasing her classmate, Jim. Kim thought it was funny to make fun of Jim's appearance, his interests, and his hobbies. She would often make snide comments and laugh at him in front of their friends.

Jim tried to ignore Kim's teasing and be the bigger person, but it was starting to take a toll on him. He felt hurt and embarrassed, and he didn't understand why Kim treated him this way. He was a kind and thoughtful person who never hurt anyone, but Kim seemed to enjoy making him feel small.

One day, Jim decided enough was enough. He confronted Kim and told her how her teasing was affecting him. Kim was taken aback by Jim's honesty and realized that she had been hurting someone she considered a friend. She apologized to Jim and promised to be more thoughtful in the future.

From that day on, Kim made a conscious effort to be kinder to Jim. She no longer teased him and instead, she tried to get to know him better and appreciate his unique qualities. Over time, Kim and Jim became good friends, and they enjoyed each other's company.

In the end, Kim learned that treating others with kindness and respect is much more rewarding than teasing and belittling them. She was grateful for Jim's honesty and appreciated the opportunity to grow as a person.