Some well needed Scorpio advice please.
Honestly it's just a matter of having a natural convo with him to know if you'll even be compatible. Don't be shy. You're a gemini you've got this.
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Posted by RabbitPosted by DamnataPosted by Rabbit
Maybe I just have to work harder because I'm married to a Virgo
You take that back.
No.
Everyone must know the truth!
*smh*
Mercurials and their inability to accept criticism...click to expand
Scorpios and their uhm..totally unselfish ways.
Posted by PVandJellehPosted by WaterCup
PVJ, what are your friends' sun signs? The scorp moon ones because I'm impressed & a bit shocked. Personally I'd never do such a thing. My friend's enemies are hers & hers ALONE. I don't mix up in other people's drama. I fight alone & expect them to do the same. You have some really good folks there. Wow.
My friends are Pisces and Cap sun. My friends are protective of me, and I'm protective of them. Sad to hear others don't have good friends. I don't require that my friends make my enemies their enemies. Nor do I make my friends enemies my enemies for no reason. The point of the quote....which everyone seems to be missing...is that the person is saying they would not TRUST a friend who associates with their enemies. And I agree. Mostly for the reasons DonAmarat so eloquently stated. I find it hard to understand how someone can call themselves a friend, then go and smile and grin in the face of people who talk shit about you or wish you harm. But as I said, everyone's concept of friendship is different.
**CAN SOMEONE PLEASE QUOTE POST SO WC CAN READ LATER. I'M EXPECTING TO BE PERMANENTLY DELETED AT ANY MINUTE, BUT DUNCAN IS TAKING HIS SWEET TIME. GRR. **click to expand
No need for quotes, you already gave me an answer to what I specifically asked you. The rest of my posts werent directed at what you said...it was just my own thoughts on what friendship is. I quote people if I have something to say, its more respectful & less confusing that way. The rest was just me speaking to the screen.
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Posted by VivaciousScorpio
Untake that point rabbit!
If you let her in she'll begin "the nag"
There IS art and beauty in nagging
How dare you?
i agree that's why i'm vegan. all life is sacred to me and animals deserve our respect and protection since they cannot speak for themselves.
Love, too.
Posted by RabbitPosted by VivaciousScorpio
Untake that point rabbit!
If you let her in she'll begin "the nag"
That's easily fixed with a well placed "yes, dear".click to expand
=/
Posted by aquasnoz
You are currently using the internet which is provided to you through a plethora of other services and companies which my or may not include more people who are currently killing off the planet due to 'technology'.
Do you catch a bus to work? Do drive a car to work? Do you eat out? Where do you source your meat? Do you know where your crops come from. How are your clothes made? Where are your every day essentials manufactured? Everything we do in the modern world in some way is 'killing' the planet.
I'm as guilty as the rest of us in the modern world. Understanding that I cannot say it with such conviction as you are because I am part of the cycle. Is it true justification to veer towards path of the least harm or is that just slowing the process.
Anyway, It's not that I don't share your sentimentality I admire the passion because I cannot be as vocal about such issues as you.
this is true but you still can live your life and try to minimize your impact as much as possible. its supply and demand, if everyone one was vegan and there was no demand for meat then factory farms would shut down.
Posted by BrightLightsPosted by CancerOnTheCuspPosted by BrightLights
Starlover, I also like to go Dutch.
I don't want men to expect sex for one dinner.
Call me old fashioned, but if I ask a woman out on a date, I think it's only proper that I pay.
Sex doesn't have anything to do with it-she's my guest.
Now I have gotten and appreciated offers to go Dutch while at dinner, but I decline.
If Dutch is proposed beforehand, sure.
I understand that. You would not ask a guest to bring his own food and drinks to your house, lol.. Hopefully. Although some Americans do!
So it is more of a matter of hospitality?click to expand
It's a matter of courtesy. If I'm asking a woman out, its because there is something interesting about her and I would like to get to know her better. If she turns out to have a personality like those women in the links Don posted, you can be suree they won't get asked out again.
I don't have much respect for dudes who are buying their dates.
If sex is what they're looking for, spend a little extra for a pro.