Opinions on cosmetic surgery and Asian beauty
Signed Up: Nov 17, 2012
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Posted by aquavita
btw: the biggest hype right now in asia is getting the "triangle chin". i myself find asian people to be attractive, very.
I second that notion.
I date a viet girl as we speak.
Always been weak for long flowing dark hair but for w/e reason never connected the fact that all asian women have long dark hair ^.^
...well unless they get a boycut or something.
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@DMV, Are you sure that your Virgo friend did not tell them where the two of you were dining at? How did they know where to find you? Inquiring minds want to know.......
Aries female... have dated three Leo males.
The first one was my first love. He had a Cancer moon and man did we fight. Constant bickering. That was a roller coaster to say the least... at least in the beginning. Then it kind of just we down south... it felt like we were a boring married couple. He did have a lot of control for a while because I was madly in love but the less I felt appreciated the more my love died until one day it was poof gone.
Second, eh... just like the first in that he was full of himself except he was BORING, no sort of mental stimulation, very debonair and hot but snooze fest... he had a scorp moon.
Third, he was a gem. Sagittarius mooner. But honestly we were just made for a best friends relationship. Definitely, still my best friend to this day. But he's a different breed,
Leo and Aries can work... there is a lot of head butting... one will have to concede and I feel like it's always usually Aries.
The first one was my first love. He had a Cancer moon and man did we fight. Constant bickering. That was a roller coaster to say the least... at least in the beginning. Then it kind of just we down south... it felt like we were a boring married couple. He did have a lot of control for a while because I was madly in love but the less I felt appreciated the more my love died until one day it was poof gone.
Second, eh... just like the first in that he was full of himself except he was BORING, no sort of mental stimulation, very debonair and hot but snooze fest... he had a scorp moon.
Third, he was a gem. Sagittarius mooner. But honestly we were just made for a best friends relationship. Definitely, still my best friend to this day. But he's a different breed,
Leo and Aries can work... there is a lot of head butting... one will have to concede and I feel like it's always usually Aries.
Posted by Easha23000us
Thank you, to all who commented....Those who enlightened me,and to those who entertained me...All are appreciated.....Montgomery, I have to target you first, since day one, you have always offered up negativity, even though, I was just posting for humor...You thought that by you trolling my posts, that I was going to fold? You thought wrong...I actually enjoy the verbal sparring. Thanks.But to answer your post, Yes, I do admit to looking at her husband, but it was not to the extent of disrespect, and it only happened once. But I do notice him watching me alot...And even if I was the type to disrespect, she should behave with such a decorum, that it should not bother her, because they have a church and a reputation to uphold....And for humor, Maybe she is a Scorpio!!!LOL!
You think she should tolerate your disrespect (and everyone else's), and be a doormat because she is the pastor's wife?
Like I said-- childish.
My son's birthday is today. And mine is tomorrow.
My 11 y/o -pisces sun aries moon -
Creative, emotional, friendly, easily frustrated.. anxious to see him grow and notice our differences and similarities.
I wonder if he will be philosophical. So far he is not.
My 11 y/o -pisces sun aries moon -
Creative, emotional, friendly, easily frustrated.. anxious to see him grow and notice our differences and similarities.
I wonder if he will be philosophical. So far he is not.
Posted by ReincarnationPosted by lisabethur8Posted by MoonArtist
But WHYYYYY???? I don't understand why they love bitches!
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That woman disgusts me.click to expand
Why?
Is it fair to believe that some of the most unstable and hurtful Cancer girls come from a dysfunctional family, and as a result, they are rocked to their core in terms of what is and is not acceptable behavior toward others?
IE.... A Cancer girl who has issues with father/mother/both tends to be even more emotionally volatile than other Cancer girls?
IE.... A Cancer girl who has issues with father/mother/both tends to be even more emotionally volatile than other Cancer girls?
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Well guess what -- by you not wanting to contact him via email, he's probably thinking you don't care...even though you have your reasons. Reach out any way you can, show him he does mean something to you.
You're trying to wait for that perfect moment but you are wasting precious time. If you email him Im pretty sure he will read your letter (out of curiosity) but he may not respond...at least he will know the truth and you can say you tried.
You're trying to wait for that perfect moment but you are wasting precious time. If you email him Im pretty sure he will read your letter (out of curiosity) but he may not respond...at least he will know the truth and you can say you tried.
@Montgomery, did you eat too many paint chips as a child? Because clearly something is not right with your thinking....How is it disrespectful to look at someone? Clearly she is not secure within her persons, to the extent that she has to silently warn me to keep away from her husband...Not my problem.Seems pretty childish on her part......@Cakereshkigal,Some people do it by hand, some people do it by mouth....Does that satisfy your perverted mind? Now,run along and use your imagination...LOL!!!Don't forget to wash your hands afterwards!!!BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Posted by munchkinPosted by LetltBPosted by munchkinPosted by LetltBPosted by munchkin
She's 18...legally, the parents have every right to kick her out and not support her.
Whether it's morally right or not is irrelevant. Unless I'm missing something, I'm pretty sure she has no case.
The entire family seems to be dysfunctional, but I don't see how she's legally entitled to her parents' money.
Do you have children?
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No, but that's not relevant. The law is the law.
No it is NOT the law. The child is still in high school and NOT legally emancipated. She is fully dependent on her parents..financially.
I did a little research, and turns out you're right.
In that case, she's got a case. Not to mention the child abandonment that may also apply.
My knee-jerk reaction was to say disown her, but if she hasn't even finished high school, it's a parent's duty to see to it that she does, in order for her to have a chance in life. And then they'd at least be able to take her to family therapy so they could work their issues out in a constructive manner.
But don't make it necessary for her to drop out just because of petty issues like curfews, etc.click to expand
Everything I've found references support, as in extended "child support"-- when parents are divorced.
What did you find? Would you mind linking?
Thanks
