Honesty with compassion, sincerity, loving, kind, happy at heart, intelligence, generosity of spirit, humility...the list can get long but that's the stuff of dreaming...
If I picked more attractive, that would the increase the number of opportunities as far as dating goes, no question...but I prefer quality, not quantity. lol. I have no desire or need for being wanted for that reason...it is kind of like riches that way...you wonder what you are really being loved or being pursued for....your body, or your money.
I have plenty of humor, thought you were telling me I needed lessons in how to use the search function on CS (ABC Its Easy)?
My only point in posting was how her thread reminded me of the old song by Sandy Posey, Single Girl. The lyrics repeat the refrain, The single girl needs a sweet lovin' man to lean on.
Thanks for the beer fellow university "graduate". So nice in the heat of California days.
People should know better than to ask questions like, "Do these jeans make me look fat?", hoping for a reassuring compliment. They know the answer if they have eyes...but personally I wouldn't be cruel by replying "honestly" to questions like these.
What would I prefer in response if I was so silly to ask this question? "Those jeans aren't as flattering as your dark blue pair, they make your figure look best" or something to that effect rather than, "Yes, you look as fat as a mac truck in them. Have you been eating again?"
You give permission by agreeing to the Terms of Use of this site...so we have all given permission.
Some people don't understand how the Facebook posting works.
When you create a blog, you have the option to have it be submitted to social media (Facebook, etc.)
It appears this is on by default.
If you comment on a blog that has these options enabled (you will find it at the bottom or very end of the page, so easy to miss), anyone on CS can submit that blog and its comments to FB, Twitter, etc. These sharing options are not new, they are available on many Web sites.
It will not be on everybody's FB, just on the FB page chosen, at least to my understanding. If you have "shared" a site before, it works the same.
I would be curious to see how it looks on FB myself.
Unfortunately some people may not like this and will remove their picture to be anonymous (as I have).
(Kidding. There's nothing wrong with wanting to be friends before you start a love relationship...haven't you heard of marriage partners being best friends?)
When I said my mind didn't want to want him, I meant that he had personality characteristics that I knew would not be good for me in a long term relationship.
Still, there was this really strong attraction.
When we love, it's hard to have everything fall in place: to love with our mind, with our heart, and so on.
Of course there are true/loyal, honest women. By that I mean they are honest in their dealings with others and the ones they love, and are faithful partners.
Most women don't want a man to say right from the beginning they have to support him, before love exists...they want an equal partnership...but not having money by itself doesn't mean someone won't be loved...as other women have said and I myself know, you can love a man for many reasons!
Ni, so if they are two inches shorter than what they say they are...if a guy says he is 5 foot six on a profile (and a woman five foot eight), she thinks, that's okay, only two inches shorter, but he shows up actually four inches shorter (5 foot 4)...lets hope she doesn't wear heels when they meet! Better to be honest at the start about everything.
It would depend on how she worded it. If she said, "he is my friend," that could be a good thing, for all relationships should start off as a friendship as others have discussed here. However, if she said, "he is ONLY my friend," then she means there is no romance involved.
RE: why do people not like you?
Because I see right through them. lol.