Wrong woman then. My boyfriend was very clear up front he doesn't make a lot of money and drives an old truck. I love that old truck, and I love him. As I told him, we just add another cup of water to the soup. It all works out in the end. He told me last night, at the end of the day, social status and money are not what's important. We'll still love each other the same.
Find the right woman and you'll see we're not all gold diggers. Men can be as well. Been there, done that, the tee shirt is faded.
I have no job...interviews all week, 9 beautiful children, birth control, a man who loves all of us, (ok, only 6 kids are still home) and even though there are dishes in the sink, I'm a happy camper.
I've only done 3 loads of laundry, sent my resume out to about 10 places, took two naps, got the kids dinner, played on here, and got them ready for bed.
Just a friendly view. Leaving isn't the answer. Sometimes I felt the same way. I did meet someone I love very much on another site, but I refuse to leave...no matter how many times they ask me to!
Someone did for me...and my girls. He brought them Easter baskets since my sister made them and didn't want to bring them until luchtime. Children don't understand that. He knew that and after hearing my 6 year old crying in the morning, I was glad he got them. The Easter Bunny just left them in my room...so when she got it, she was delighted! Thank you Easter Bunny. I love you.
Thank you honey. I told him first and worried about rejection. Took a chance. It worked out. I think he loves my girls more though! (and I'm ok with that since they love him too)
If I didn't have children it would be different. They like to eat. A lot. So, I'd have to say I will wait until they're grown and can feed themselves, and then think about volunteering somewhere. (of course AFTER I win the lottery)
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RE: whats the best way to pick up a girl
Wow....smooth!