Nah, it's not that, I figured you were joking. I just don't like coming off as arrogant, but as we all know it's hard to convey your full personality online, so I get a liiiitle paranoid that I'm giving off the wrong impression sometimes.
Nothing more than the pics of me playing Tennis or drinking do, lol. I'm not trying to impress people, just wanted to state some facts. Guess I'm coming off differently than I'd meant to.
Glad you approve. Funny you say Mr. Clean since I shaved my head yesterday and have been getting that nickname a lot since then, lol. Yeah my hair grows quick, I should have it comb-able again in a few weeks.
Well... um... not to go into too much details... I have size 14 feet and I'm, well, let's say I've had more than a few women point out that I have more girth than most/any men they've been with. I'm not ridiculously huge, but I have a good sized tool.
I tend to hate saying that because most men who do are lying about it, but I see no point in doing so. As soon as the gal I'm seeing notices it they'll know I was telling the truth, but still
Usually it's a mutual thing, we both know it won't work out and why, but occasionally I get the psycho woman who starts stalking me and/or my friends so I have to end that real quick. I have been dumped a few times and it's usually the worst way to do it, IMO, which is to suddenly stop talking to me without even giving a reason - it's usually going along fine but then they vanish so quick even Ninja's go "WTF?!" lol. Thankfully it's only been maybe 1/5's of the relationships, but those usually sting me the most.
It's a mixed bag. Like a lot of things in life there are pros and cons to it. Online men and women both need to be careful about who they chat with. If you get to know each other online then you will have less worry about meeting up with a serial killer or something, but the cons are that online it's a bit harder to convey your personality through it. Sometimes I'll say something or have something said to me that causes and offended reaction, but that's simply because the tone couldn't be heard and it was thought the joke was serious. You just have to accept that dating is usually going to be work, but when you find that person it'll be worth it.
You have to be willing to go through a lot of weeds before you find that lily. You'll both e-mail and get e-mails to/from people only to find that they aren't the person they claimed to be, or they decide that you're not their type, but just realize that there is a beautiful lily out there that's perfect for you. You just have to be willing to search for her, after all if it wasn't a challenge, it wouldn't be worth doing.
I'm pretty friends with most of my ex's, but there are a few I wouldn't open the door at all for, lol. That and if they were at my door they'd be violating the restraining order.
I'd like to think I can go without it, but whenever I forget it somewhere I realize just how much I need it. I don't think it's a fashion icon in my case since I use it for some pretty important things, but I can see where some people do use it for that purpose alone.
Sounds like you're interested in just her, but you have to understand when you get serious with someone that their entire life becomes part of yours. Their grandkids, kids, siblings, parents, friends, etc. will all be in your life. That's why if you like the girl but you and her parents don't get along you may want to think about bridging the gap or getting out because you'll be stuck with them for a long time.
If its constructive criticism, try to learn from it. Nearly every time I dance (Not the fun dance, but the class dance) I get some major criticism from my teachers. Just know that usually they're not trying to hurt you but help you.
Now criticism that's given to be mean is something to just ignore. They are trying to bring you down so why bother with it? So either ignore them or if you have a sharp tongue, get them back. I usually put them in their place with a few words, but sometimes all that does is make them do it more . There's not point in paying attention to what they say though, if it's not something that's said to help you out then ignore it.
RE: So...who usually ends your relationships?
Oh man,