What are your beliefs about redheaded woman ? ( Archived) (205)

OMG maybe we dated the same women.... actually the first one I drove nutz... one day I hope she will forgive me. yes she is on this site...

zee

Get the picture??

I was married to a redheaded Leo for 22 years. Passionate both in life,bed and fights. Much more so than any other woman I have known. Great combnation for a Sag. JMHO

But was she nuts...

The ones I dated aren't on this site. Otherwise I wouldn't have posted my comment. <grin>

Yea, my last one was a redhead, first one I had too.
She'de wake up in the middle of the nite crying over something she thought was a problem with our relationship ..........
Nuts.... maybe

Totally bi-polar. LOL and still is. Probabaly why we are no longer married, it got worse as she got older.

Bet the author is glad she posted this thread ............

Ridingrick...

Thanks for your positive post...good to hear that someone has a good experience!

My mother was an Irish redhead. She was on Breck Shampoo comercials in the 1950's on US Tv. So, I rather favour redheads. They are firey, but very intelligent.

Mental Illnesses don't discriminate! It doesn't matter if your a blonde, burnette, grey, etc.

I am sorry to hear of your struggles with your ex, I am sure it was a really hard for both of you!

Your Welcome Fireheart.

Right now I am going to meet up this weekend with a Redheaded Leo from this site. Interested to see if it has the instant sparks like the last one ......Knew each other a week and I proposed.

She wont aknowledge it. The kids are the ones I feel for since they have to live there. All have tried to get her to seek help, she went to one Dr. and when he told her she had an issue that need attention she got angry and never went back.

Hi Jvaski,


Thanks for your posts! I am sorry for your bad experiences in your relationships with redheads. I understand we all speak from my experiences.

...And the short ones, the tall ones, the sentimental and hot-tampered ones. The intelligent and not so intelligent ones... Big John.

Wow... Congrats! I wish you both all the best..I do! That is really good news...I really hope those sparks fly when you meet..

I hear that...I have worked with people suffering with mental illness and there is such a big stigma attached to it. In some generations it is looked down upon to admit you have mental health issues and to go to the doctor for help. For an example, my grandmothers mother experienced postpartum depression and was hospitalized for it. In those days you were consider a "nut" or a "crazy". Nowadays, there is more information available to us, services available to support, and an awareness that experiencing depression can be common and treated without locking you up in the nut house.

For some people, it is a matter of denial and a fear of labeling. Admitting you may need some help. Wither generational or just afraid of the stigma!

I feel for her and her children!

That sounds kind of scary...eat children??? oh boy...

I haven't heard that one before...here in Canada we eat like normal humans beings...hahah

don't deny it, you ate my brother!