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RE: Psssssssssssssttt DID YOU KNOW??

Happy birthday Wikked!!!

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RE: If most men are.....

most men aren't jerks; just the ones who make rude and presumptuous statements to women they don't even know.

RE: Sad Night For Me

One of my babies is my black Golden Retriever, Kohl. I have a LOT of empathy for you, believe me. I have cried over many an animal that wasn't even mine. I'm a huge softie when it comes to animals. I'm so sorry to hear about the doggie.

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RE: New people posting threads

Advice on how not to do it: Don't do it.

RE: does what someone does for a living (earn their pay) influence your decision to date them

I know the difference between the meaning of the words, thanks. what makes you think you "deserve" or are "entitled to" a beauty queen, is what I'm asking.

And "potatoe" is never spelled with an "e," unless you're Dan Quayle.

RE: does what someone does for a living (earn their pay) influence your decision to date them

You didn't answer my question. "Entitled" is such an interesting word. Why do you think you're "entitled" to both? I mean, I would love to have a gorgeous man in my life who's also "functional," but do I think I'm "entitled" to one?

Hmm...I think I'm "deserving" of a good man, because I'm a good woman. But I sure don't think I'm somehow "entitled" to a man who's akin to a GQ model. For me to say that would almost make it seem like that I think I'm gorgeous myself, therefore, I'm "entitled" to have a gorgeous man in my life.

RE: Age Aint nuthin but a number...right?

The main reason men dated younger women as a general rule in the past was for two reasons: she is of child-bearing age, and back then a husband also assumed the patriarchial role as well (as breadwinner) and, GASP! even as "disciplinarian." When it was rare for a woman to go out and work, it was her husband's sole responsibility to provide for her financial support while she did her "wifely duties" at home, cooking and cleaning and taking care of the kids.

Nowadays, since most women aren't looking for men to "take care of them," it seems odd that someone 36 would be even interested in a young woman of 18. Unless what he's looking for is someone he can boss around and feel superior to.

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RE: does what someone does for a living (earn their pay) influence your decision to date them

I've met some pretty idealistic amd emotional men in my life, too, but I don't consider them out of touch with reality because of it. In fact, anger and aggression are primarily associated with men. But I suppose, if a man gets angry and aggressive, it's for a valid, logical reason, huh? If a woman shows emotion, she's being "silly" and "illogical."

I presume when you suggest that a woman chooses aesthetics over functionality you're talking about men? For every one shallow woman you can show me who does this, I can show you a DOZEN shallow men. Tell me YOU wouldn't choose a beautiful bimbo over a plain Jane intelligent "functional" woman, if you had to pick between the two of them.

RE: does what someone does for a living (earn their pay) influence your decision to date them

Yeah, I know what you mean. Anytime I go to buy a new car, I don't give a damn if it's even GOT an engine in it.

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RE: does what someone does for a living (earn their pay) influence your decision to date them

Oh, get REAL. Jesus H. Christ. You believe that Mars/Venus crap?

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RE: does what someone does for a living (earn their pay) influence your decision to date them

Yeah, you just go right ahead with your delusional thinking.

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RE: in the days of my youth I recall the term "on the rebound"

If someone's still in obvious distress over a broken relationship I won't allow anything serious to happen between us unless or until I'm relatively comfortable they're over it. BTDT and what usually happens is they are just using you for immediate comfort and, when they "get over it," leave you for someone else because they weren't ready for a new relationship in the first place.

RE: does what someone does for a living (earn their pay) influence your decision to date them

That's not what I asked you, but thanks for your input anyway.

Unless, of course, you're saying that women DO make such things a "mandatory issue." I mean, maybe there are some who do, but there are also some men who do. I just wanted you to clarify that you don't honestly think that men "corner the market" on reality. Thanks.

RE: What Am I Doing So Wrong?

I'm sorry. Can you point out where I said that? I can't seem to find it anywhere!

RE: What Am I Doing So Wrong?

Patience is a virtue. I've been on dating sites six years. I haven't found anyone I "connect with," either, and I won't settle for less until I do. I don't NEED a man in my life, I WANT a man in my life. Meantime, I have tons of other things to keep busy with while I'm single, and though, sure, it does get lonely at times, I'm still content with my life.

RE: does what someone does for a living (earn their pay) influence your decision to date them

I'm confused by your last statement. "After all, I'm a man ...being realistic."

Laughing man icon aside, do you honestly think you have to "be a man" in order to be realistic?????

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RE: Breaking the pattern

I've learned it's not necessary to be involved with a man who won't be monagamous, and I'm very happy with it. A man who won't be faithful (or especially one who thinks that he "can't" because he's "genetically programmed to be promiscuous" -- HA!) is absolute scum, IMO. I've regained my sense of self-worth and dignity, and peace of mind from this change. I've never condoned it, but there was a time that I'd "forgive" infidelity and take him back, because of a lack of self-esteem on my part. No more. These days, if a man is unfaithful to me, I'll kick him out of my life so fast he won't know which end is up by the time he lands on the moon.wave

RE: THE SLAMMER!!!!!

Why would I want to do that? I wouldn't do anything to get arrested in the first place.dunno

RE: Dating over 50

I recently read somewhere that 65 is the new 45 today. I totally believe that. I sure don't feel "old" at 48.

RE: Can People Say They Are Honestly In Love With Someone After A Very Short Time??

Thanks! And you are quite welcome, Banshee.grin

RE: why do intelligent people always challenge authority and rules??

"We will serve no futuristic novel before its time." hehehewine

RE: Can People Say They Are Honestly In Love With Someone After A Very Short Time??

Love that happens over night is the kind of love that says "You are who I want you to be."

True love, on the other hand, is the kind of love that says "You are who you are, but I love you, anyway."

It reminds me of a card I got for my then-husband. It read:

"You are the answer to my prayers."

Then, when you opened it, it continued...

"Not what I prayed for, exactly, but apparently you are the answer."

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RE: Dating over 50

Not a problem! The young ones want to date women old enough to be their mothers!

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RE: why do intelligent people always challenge authority and rules??

Ahh, you are wise in the ways of the world, Grasshopper. But the true measure of intelligence isn't THAT one challenges it, but HOW one challenges it.

RE: Internet dating

Gatlinburg is one of my favorite places to go. About 180ish miles from Nashville, where I am. I didn't go to the world's fair, so I don't recall when it was. 80-something, I think, yes. And thanks.

wine

RE: THE SLAMMER!!!!!

Would be for me.

RE: Daylight and Darkness...

I HATE winter. I HATE it getting dark at 4 freaking 30 in the afternoon. At the same time, I don't like bright indoor lights, and sunlight really bothers my blue eyes (as you can see by one of my pics) My daughter doesn't call me Squint Eastwood for nothing!

I do think SAD has some scientific basis, though.

RE: The Grudge 2, anybody seen it??

I still think the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre was one of the scariest I'd seen. It was VERY gory for the decade in which it came out.

RE: What men do that irritate us about them and what women do that irritate men.........lol

Farting or belching is one. And scratching their nuts runs a close second. For some reason, some men seem to think they become invisible when they do that. Either that, or they just have no couth.

RE: THE SLAMMER!!!!!

I would be mortified, embarrassed beyond belief, if I ever had to spend any time in jail or prison, for any reason.

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