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tomcatwarne: Do you think men in a relationship should be on CS,
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
Its not up to anyone else.
If they don't like it, sod 'em.
Jac xxx
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jac379: Its not up to anyone else.
If they don't like it, sod 'em.
Jac xxx
If they don't like it, sod 'em.
Jac xxx
Thanks for answering
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tomcatwarne: Do you think men in a relationship should be on CS,
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
I don't see anything wrong with it. From past experience, I've seen many people that were in either solid relationships or even married stay in the forums.
Alot of us have formed friendships that we'd like to continue while others enjoy just the daily life of the forums. I personally don't see anything wrong with it in the least.
I think it's something you should possibly (and I stress possibly) discuss with your signifigant other, if it is something that is taxing on your concience and you feel as though you are hiding something or it could be percieved by your signifigant other as you hiding something, that way it is out on the table.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong
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JSuburbia: I don't see anything wrong with it. From past experience, I've seen many people that were in either solid relationships or even married stay in the forums.
Alot of us have formed friendships that we'd like to continue while others enjoy just the daily life of the forums. I personally don't see anything wrong with it in the least.
I think it's something you should possibly (and I stress possibly) discuss with your signifigant other, if it is something that is taxing on your concience and you feel as though you are hiding something or it could be percieved by your signifigant other as you hiding something, that way it is out on the table.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong
Alot of us have formed friendships that we'd like to continue while others enjoy just the daily life of the forums. I personally don't see anything wrong with it in the least.
I think it's something you should possibly (and I stress possibly) discuss with your signifigant other, if it is something that is taxing on your concience and you feel as though you are hiding something or it could be percieved by your signifigant other as you hiding something, that way it is out on the table.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong
I take your point, and I have discussed it with my significant other, she says it's ok, when she is doing her art work as it keeps me from interupting, but of course she reads the posts too.
Thanks for your input.
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tomcatwarne: Do you think men in a relationship should be on CS,
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
Just cos it says 'singles connecting' it doesnt say anything about which levels of either connection or singularity - at the end of the day, we came into this plain (plane?) of existence alone and thus shall we leave it. Ultimately we are all alone anyway..
No matter how close to yours another's steps have grown, in the end there is one dance you'll do alone.
Jackson Browne
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jac379: Its not up to anyone else.
If they don't like it, sod 'em.
Jac xxx
If they don't like it, sod 'em.
Jac xxx
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In response to: Do you think men in a relationship should be on CS,
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
Aint nobody's business but your own.
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JSuburbia: I don't see anything wrong with it. From past experience, I've seen many people that were in either solid relationships or even married stay in the forums.
Alot of us have formed friendships that we'd like to continue while others enjoy just the daily life of the forums. I personally don't see anything wrong with it in the least.
I think it's something you should possibly (and I stress possibly) discuss with your signifigant other, if it is something that is taxing on your concience and you feel as though you are hiding something or it could be percieved by your signifigant other as you hiding something, that way it is out on the table.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong
Alot of us have formed friendships that we'd like to continue while others enjoy just the daily life of the forums. I personally don't see anything wrong with it in the least.
I think it's something you should possibly (and I stress possibly) discuss with your signifigant other, if it is something that is taxing on your concience and you feel as though you are hiding something or it could be percieved by your signifigant other as you hiding something, that way it is out on the table.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong
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tomcatwarne: Do you think men in a relationship should be on CS,
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
honest man out there...
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JSuburbia: I don't see anything wrong with it. From past experience, I've seen many people that were in either solid relationships or even married stay in the forums.
Alot of us have formed friendships that we'd like to continue while others enjoy just the daily life of the forums. I personally don't see anything wrong with it in the least.
I think it's something you should possibly (and I stress possibly) discuss with your signifigant other, if it is something that is taxing on your concience and you feel as though you are hiding something or it could be percieved by your signifigant other as you hiding something, that way it is out on the table.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong
Alot of us have formed friendships that we'd like to continue while others enjoy just the daily life of the forums. I personally don't see anything wrong with it in the least.
I think it's something you should possibly (and I stress possibly) discuss with your signifigant other, if it is something that is taxing on your concience and you feel as though you are hiding something or it could be percieved by your signifigant other as you hiding something, that way it is out on the table.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong
well everyone have their own right where they wanna be
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tomcatwarne: Do you think men in a relationship should be on CS,
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?
Hey, I'm happy to hear you're back together!
Now stop asking silly questions and get on with the fun!
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When I joined CS my relationship with my G/F had broken off, We have since got back together. I like CS for the convo and interesting points members bring up.
I have put in my profile that I am not looking.
Does anyone have any objection to people in this situation joining in the forums on CS?