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Posted by Sugarfoot
Maybe they are just repeating something they've heard other people say. I've definetly heard that before. For me, not being married is not the red flag. But, if a person has never been in a serious relationship by the time they're in their forties, I start to wonder what's up with that.
Yep..Damn society groups assume they know and then try to dictate. Ridiculous. There is a positive about that though, any intelligent logical man can weed through the women who can't think for themselves verses the women who give him the benefit of the doubt that just maybe, this is a guy who worked for and achieved stability in his life and until he attained that, did not want to settle down. The other positive of that is a man at the age of 40 can now identify the gold diggers from the women who are secure enough in their lives (financially & mentally) to respect his position whether he is ready to marry or not.
question for all of you:
i may be having dinner with him next week. how do i go about apologizing? for different people it's always different.
i may be having dinner with him next week. how do i go about apologizing? for different people it's always different.
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Well you know... ^.^
Posted by samjones
question for all of you:
i may be having dinner with him next week. how do i go about apologizing? for different people it's always different.
Gave ya a glimmer of hope did he? lol..
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You know Nights my fear is ... you make it sound like you judge more on who is the most active members of a team rather than the bases of their arguments I hope that is not true. Because, there will be days where I will absolutely only be able to participate in this at certain times of the day and that is all. I really hope that's not going to hurt me. I have the entire day free today of course but that's today after all.
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dear god anything in a certain type of rifle is gonna be lethal!
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Posted by DeeGee
Talking about a more worldly conscientiousness....
Care to elaborate?
Posted by BeautifulLocs
It's not that I don't want to let go or go with the flow. I just think it's to early in the dating for me to start acting like I live there. I am going with the flow and I also make sure I am giving him and getting enough space for us to miss each other. We talk all day some days and some days we may talk as early as 6am to about 8am and then not talk again until 7pm. He has yet to go MIA. I just don't want to rush the process just because he says "Make yourself at home" I am still in the "Getting To Know You" stage, and although this feels very comfortable, the last thing I want to do move to fast. I think he is allowing me to go at my own pace. I am older than he is. He just turn 48 on March 7th and I will be 52 November 9th.
Asking him for pots and pans, hand towels is not going with the flow. C'mon now, loosen up. If you are giving him the space by not being there every day, yet enough to where you miss each other, RELAX..you know where the shit is.. that's not moving fast, ESPECIALLY since he's commented on what I just did. You'll make him wonder and I'm sure it makes him uncomfortable when you do ask for something so impersonal. Don't over think what you have, be as natural as possible.