I understand how you like cancer men as we are all great!
Seriously, I'm not a believer in astrology, but you are, and I will respect that. I'm not sure what cancer men have in common, but in my case, I look for someone who is honest, doesn't like to play games, and have a good sense of humor. My preferences are due to my living through 61 years of experiences. I don't take life very serious anymore. I guess that is a blessing in some way, but seeing others suffer through horrendous relationships has made me believe getting along with someone is paramount to a successful relationship.
Look for someone who agrees with your core principles if they share them with you. That is part of the honesty I seek. Game players have no core principles so that takes care of that. A good sense of humor is a wide concept that culminates into being a pleasant person. I also suggest not to look for one category of a man you seek, such as astrology, but if that is important to you, so be it.
I'm glad the guys in the store let you ahead of them. A very nice gesture that made your day. Take your time too when assessing who you would like to date. You are worth the effort!
Right and wrong. In the long run both do not matter. The only thing that matters is doing what is right for you. That is not a selfish attitude either as it is most imperative that you do right by you to ensure your life is happy and content. A content person is way better for society than a malcontent.
Don't rely on others to tell you are wrong. Look deep inside and come to that conclusion yourself. Then you can change if you want to. You can see in this small social experiment called CS that the happiest people here don't whine and complain at all. Have fun and maybe you will meet someone.
It is a lot of work to sift through the scammers and liars. I hope you will meet someone who you can build a relationship with. I've been off and on the site since late 2005, and I've seen many relationships happen. Keep posting to the blogs and forums.
Hang in there. My best friend is paraplegic and he found a wonderful wife when he was in his mid-40's.
Are there online groups of fellow epileptics you can chat with? Maybe the group can guide you or there is a woman there just waiting for a guy like you.
However, I believe most people have goodness in their makeup. We all tend to wear public "masks" to cover up who we really are inside. These masks can be for personal reasons such as an illness, fear or self-consciousness.
I have faith that most people are honorable deep down inside. I may be misguided but I hope I am right.
Years ago, I went to a Louis Louis party. This was before the internet. The idea of the party was to try to figure out the lyrics to the song. Nobody got it right even after drinking many shots
Nobody is allowed to live in the Grand Canyon or on the Great Wall of China. Israel is all of ours as a world heritage to mankind. The displacement could work...
There is nothing wrong about doing what makes you happy. If you feel like this is what you want to do, go for it.
It's difficult to find someone long term. We all have expectations of what we want and what we will bring to a relationship. I believe in today's society everyone is in a rush. A better approach maybe you should seek is go slow, date a few guys here and there, and find out if you can mesh with someone. You are still young enough to take your time and use patience.
In the meantime, go with what makes you happy. Find someone you want to have "fun" with. There's nothing wrong with that. It's your life and you need to live the happiest life you can. BTW, anyone who tells you to fix something about yourself is not worth listening to. You have the power to be who you want to be.
I believe in live and let live so I have no judgement to make. However you may regret this decision and where does that leave you?
I'm 61 and my libido is fine. It differs in some people but keep looking for the right man to fall in love with. I have never been married nor have children. I have been on the site since 2005, but I keep hope alive.
I'm a type two diabetic and I'm on Metformin (2000mg/day) and Ozempic (1mg/week). I have recently lost 80 lbs and can contribute some of it to Ozempic. But I have also dieted and exercised too. A combination of all has led me to where I am now. I still have 40 lbs to go. My A1C has gone from 7.8 to 6.1, which is almost normal.
Ozempic can be a good way to lose weight, but under a doctor's supervision is recommended. I've had no side effects and a friend who recently taken it has no side effects either. Anecdotal evidence but like I said, be careful and don't rely on the medicine alone to lose weight.
RE: Not a terrorist act
I used to drive over the Key Bridge to work in my early 20's. I still can't believe what happened...