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Ringster

Hi I'm Andrew. I'm into online gaming snowboarding and watching movie.

Bronze

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Gerah

Word of advice, stick with 19+, 18 year olds can be in HS and that's rather iffy.

Bannerd

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Codding

beauty, plain nd simple

Suffragette

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Cokeman

5. How many "guy friends"?

Boronic

I am also in a situation that is almost identical. Too wierd!! I agree it is somewhere between like and love. About waiting....just use your insticts. If you weren't looking for anything anyway, then your not out by waiting. I understand how it could be frustrating not knowing when or where this relationship will lead but it doesn't sound like he would be the type to lead you on. Enjoy the friendship for now and eventually when the time is right (and he is, in-deed, "the one") then you and him will both know for sure where the relationship will go. Best of luck to you. Keep me informed on what happens. I may need advice myself pretty soon! LOL

Lorna

He offered to not stay and have drinks in order to fulfill his obligation with me, but let's be honest, how could I feel good about making him follow through with me when he's clearly excited about doing something else?

Palikar

Guys have said that its a way to get to "know" the person before meeting up. Also, to make me feel more, "comfortable." Half of the time they just flake out.

Chamian

I, believed her back then.

Funning

Aww, their adorable

Lagrangian

So anyway, the day before that, she says she wants someone who takes control and makes decisions and who surprises her. The problem with those whole spark conversation is that it has put me off even trying to make physical contact. On top of that, even more of her cousins are getting married, which is just what I need (she says it makes her jealous). Which has, in the past, made her moody and sad.

Croesus

Good afternoon everyone! I came across this website while searching for answers to the question: how good are the chances for true love if you're a man in your late 40s? And I am glad that I came here and read the beginning thread and all subsequent replies. First, allow me to say that I love children. I love them so much that I'd give my life to save a child's life without a single thought. That's why I spent over 25 years in the military service Special Operations. Sencond, I have been a single father for over 15 years, which was a tremendously tough task while fulfilling my Special Ops combat duties and constant deployments. Third, I've done very well financially and even have a PhD in math. Why am I writing all this? It's not out arrogance, since in reality I am very down to earth and rarely talk about accomplishments and things of that nature. It's because a man in my position and good social-economical and emotional situation should have no problems attracting younger ladies and settling down while pleasing the young wife with babies. Remember: I love kids. I raised 3 on my own (2 boys and 1 girl), and it is the greatest satisfaction in the whole universe. It is so satisfying that I decided to stay away from serious relationships for over 10 years just to dedicate every single minute of my restricted free time to my kids.

Defacto

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Prose

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Galls

I am independent and comfortable with the person I a.

Puncher

Thanks for moving this thread, btw Sorry for posting in the wrong place

Sprockets

I'm still trying to figure out what's wrong with Puerto Rico.

Romayor

You were not dropped like a ton of stones. You had two dates and she wasn't that into you.

Superintendent

I leave her to pass out and sleep, 1030am she calls me and says please come home and talk, I do she tried to lie but I showed her the data from AT&T text sent and recv... about every minute from 8pm until 430am

Ferd

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Guitarist

I like her t-shirt

Padilla

Oh I'm not asking for help, I just had a random question come to my mind.

Bombastic

Ok, I have a better understanding of what you meant now. You're really just saying to look for other contexts in which to take the lead and do the traditional manly things. I get that. All of that comes pretty naturally to me and I'm more than happy to help her out with such things. But the context sort of precludes certain other things- like mowing the grass. For starters, she doesn't even own a mower. She has a service, and a big yard. Plus, I live an hour away. When I see her there's [nearly] always a plan for how we'll spend our time. I don't hang around much otherwise. So it's not the same as if we were living together, or even a mile or two apart.