his depravity...
QS, thanks doll. that's a really good outsider looking in perspective. it makes a lot of sense to me and reminds me of what elle had written in one of my other HALP threads.
a heart breaks and it learns. i know he's going through the same thing. i wonder what he's learning.
taurusbelle, lol... my older sis sent me that exact same gif a while ago, and i've been hanging onto it, DYING to send it to him for a laugh... but i kinda think he wont see the humor in it. *shrugs* maybe later
a heart breaks and it learns. i know he's going through the same thing. i wonder what he's learning.
taurusbelle, lol... my older sis sent me that exact same gif a while ago, and i've been hanging onto it, DYING to send it to him for a laugh... but i kinda think he wont see the humor in it. *shrugs* maybe later
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man I don't get it why does your thread work and no one elses does....
Posted by Pidelight
Capricorn men are innately possessive. What's theirs is theirs and they aren't sharing. Whether it's your time, mind, body or all 3 if their is something about you that they feel belongs to them they will get pushed out of shape if they feel it is being threatened by an outside influence/source.
Give him some space to process, let go of your own annoyance at his behavior, and wait to see how he reapproaches you.
He approached me later on today as if nothing happened. Didnt bring it up or anything. He never likes to talk things out i guess he figures it out in his head
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Posted by TheMoodyVulcan
I still haven't come out to my family yet.
I have a cousin that came out as being gay a few years ago. It was one of those situations where pretty much everyone already figured, but apparently it was only okay so long as no one admitted it or talked about it because they disowned him without a second thought. Now it's like a major taboo to even mention his name.
I suppose I'm only probably about a 5 on the Kinsey scale though since I can find some males attractive. Like Andrej Pejic and Bill Kaulitz. But what can I say? Dude looks like a lady.
Oh no. Why do you have to? Can't you just live and they can ask if they want to?
"Dude looks like a lady." LMAO
Posted by SureShotCap
I love all these comments...Lol
If he's insecure its your job to make him feel secure! If that's what it is, fix it.
If he's jealous it's because of something your doing! If that's what it is, fix it.
The comfort zone is a beautiful place to be. Would you feel comfortable if the tables were turned???
Sounds to me like he is ready to be serious, but thinks your not... He probably wants more of you attention!
I am a Jan Cap and guess what? If you didn't take me serious, Poof I'm gone!
I give you fair warning beware...
I will attempt to fix it because i am a virgo moon lol and that is what we do!! ! I do feel like he wants to br more serious but he never says it
Its like he leaves all the emotional stuff up to me!!! Waits til i bring it up or doesnt discuss it at all. Fear of rejection i guess
I found them to be too aggressive in enforcing their view and always are so set in thinking they're right. I don't like debating with people who look down on me like that or whom are that hard to convince. Or, I suppose I just don't like debating at all. I'm more of a 'mutually sharing ideas, civilly, in which there is no correct answer, or the answer is unknown' kind of person. To each their own, though!
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Man what the F is up with the new threads for this site.... Duncan I'm officially happy today that your site is absolutely free.
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Posted by harry99
See I don't understand this. It's like light skinned black people hating dark skinned black people. Whatever I'm cool with anyone who's cool with me.
Exactly, even the gay community can discriminate like MoodyVulcan was saying. Basically, the lesbians think gay men are nasty... something like a classist attitude towards them. I've seen it the other way around too. So, alot in the LGBT think that they are united under the LGBT umbrella but not so much. What amazes me that a man that's been gay all his life didn't even consider it, was completely unaware.
I was friends with an asexual male who looked just kinda like a girl. He said he tries to assert his asexuality bit, gay males kept badgering him to "choose" to be gay. He was really sick of it.
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I found the entire book (over 900 pgs) in pdf here:
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I saved it to a jump drive, so far I have had no problems with the download, which was about an hr ago, but at your own risk, of course...
AWW THIS is just WONDERFUL! Thanks R24!! I'll be looking into the "rhythm method" ....as that could be useful later when I'm ready for kids. :-)
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Calling an Engineer "Alluring"...that's new.
he is a human being regardless of being an engineer. I was talking about the person. /: