
Anyone agree or disagree with that statement? Why or why not?


Posted by tiziani
I wonder really if some men try their years as "playing" just because society tells them they should, but yet they never really were one.
And some people really are happier just not being in a committed relationship. You often see people say they just weren't made for marriage or to be in a relationship, and they say it with total peace.
So yeah I think the saying could have more implications to it than people would be willing to be open minded enough to consider.


Posted by tiziani
I wonder really if some men try their years as "playing" just because society tells them they should, but yet they never really were one.
And some people really are happier just not being in a committed relationship. You often see people say they just weren't made for marriage or to be in a relationship, and they say it with total peace.
So yeah I think the saying could have more implications to it than people would be willing to be open minded enough to consider.

Posted by tiziani
So if it's true that any person can find "The One" and change then how do you account for all the people who do not find the one and die single?

Posted by tizianiPosted by christinelovessnickersPosted by tiziani
So if it's true that any person can find "The One" and change then how do you account for all the people who do not find the one and die single?
Do you really think that there can be " the one" or people just settle?
It's a good question.
Personally I would like the believe (for myself) that I will find "The One".
But then I suppose that is exactly the same kind of stubborn mentality that leads people to become part of the big statistic of people that die without ever entering into a lifelong relationship.
So it's a double edged sword. But that's my personal answer.
Undoubtedly there are a large amount of people out there that settle. That doesn't mean they can't find happiness. I've seen two people accepting "settling" and building love between them. It's not "The One" kind of love, but it is happiness all the same.
Do you believe in The One?click to expand

Posted by AcrabPosted by tizianiPosted by christinelovessnickersPosted by tiziani
So if it's true that any person can find "The One" and change then how do you account for all the people who do not find the one and die single?
Do you really think that there can be " the one" or people just settle?
It's a good question.
Personally I would like the believe (for myself) that I will find "The One".
But then I suppose that is exactly the same kind of stubborn mentality that leads people to become part of the big statistic of people that die without ever entering into a lifelong relationship.
So it's a double edged sword. But that's my personal answer.
Undoubtedly there are a large amount of people out there that settle. That doesn't mean they can't find happiness. I've seen two people accepting "settling" and building love between them. It's not "The One" kind of love, but it is happiness all the same.
Do you believe in The One?click to expand
This just my opinion so please disagree,I won't take it as a personal attack.
Imo I don't think there is a one but there are many people who's personalities click, have you ever had that feeling? I have many times. Alot of the times though these females are already in relationships and I consider them both lucky to have found someone they can be happy with. This view of "the one" gives people a tunnel vision view because you've already painted a picture of how this person is supposed to look, dress and the attitude or personality that they have. It's like taking a Picasso painting and trying to find something in reality or the real world thats looks and gives off the same atmosphere. I think the best way to approach it is rather then making your self desprate in search of this special person the best thing to do is try and connect with people and socialize.
By socializing you open up "the pool" and have a larger social network, you can have friends intruduce you to other friends and so on. another thing to keep in mind is rather then view every female as a potential girlfriend or in extreme cases wife to be it would be better to view them as a human being. This will help people from putting oth

Posted by christinelovessnickers
I feel like there has to be exceptions, like maybe you are the one for him/her and they just don't see/ want to acknowledge it/ or don't know how to go about settling down. But I guess some would just chalk it up to not being the one.

Posted by aquasnozPosted by christinelovessnickers
I feel like there has to be exceptions, like maybe you are the one for him/her and they just don't see/ want to acknowledge it/ or don't know how to go about settling down. But I guess some would just chalk it up to not being the one.
I think the best way to go about it is believing they are they one. If they turn out not to be then well move on. Give all you can in a relationship and things gets a bit less messy and easier to let go when you go about it that way. I've been accused of playing but why force something that just doesn't work?
Is he the one? nah not even close it's just a thought that makes us feel better about our own decisions.click to expand

Posted by ands
No i think women in my case can ease with age when they learn about their energies more. I.e. Angelina j and her mars square venus.


Posted by DMV
Once a cheater always a cheater.
Once a child molester, always a child molester.
Once a liar, always a liar.
Once a rapist, always a rapist.

Posted by DMVPosted by DMV
Once a cheater always a cheater.
Once a child molester, always a child molester.
Once a liar, always a liar.
Once a rapist, always a rapist.
They suppress their ways until a trigger appears. Same with drug addicts, alcoholics, bed wtters, bulimics.click to expand


Posted by DMV
It does but dont I wouldnt take a recovering alcoholic to an open bar. Nor would I take the biggest loser to golden corral.

Posted by DMVPosted by DMV
Once a cheater always a cheater.
Once a child molester, always a child molester.
Once a liar, always a liar.
Once a rapist, always a rapist.
They suppress their ways until a trigger appears. Same with drug addicts, alcoholics, bed wtters, bulimics.click to expand
Posted by cancerboo
nope. do not agree. all players get old and tired of the game. the all eventually want to retire.

Posted by DMV
Once a cheater always a cheater.
Once a child molester, always a child molester.
Once a liar, always a liar.
Once a rapist, always a rapist.

Posted by aquapiscescuspPosted by DMV
Once a cheater always a cheater.
Once a child molester, always a child molester.
Once a liar, always a liar.
Once a rapist, always a rapist.
Liars and cheaters in the same category as child molesters and rapists?? Nahh I think you are wrong.click to expand

Posted by virgosagscorpioPosted by cancerboo
nope. do not agree. all players get old and tired of the game. the all eventually want to retire.
When— When their cock no longer rises?
say at 60s or 70s—
would you wait for someone to change because they're retiring?
retirement benefits sounds more interesting than the retiree itself...
*just my thoughts*click to expand

Posted by DMVPosted by aquapiscescuspPosted by DMV
Once a cheater always a cheater.
Once a child molester, always a child molester.
Once a liar, always a liar.
Once a rapist, always a rapist.
Liars and cheaters in the same category as child molesters and rapists?? Nahh I think you are wrong.
your reading my statement too literally.click to expand

Posted by DMV
Once a cheater always a cheater.
Once a child molester, always a child molester.
Once a liar, always a liar.
Once a rapist, always a rapist.

"... the driving forces behind their choices and actions that change or stay the same."

Posted by cancerbooPosted by virgosagscorpioPosted by cancerboo
nope. do not agree. all players get old and tired of the game. the all eventually want to retire.
When— When their cock no longer rises?
say at 60s or 70s—
would you wait for someone to change because they're retiring?
retirement benefits sounds more interesting than the retiree itself...
*just my thoughts*
would I wait? it depends.
I have no clue when, every player is different. One may retire because he is getting older, balls are sagging and cant last more than 2 min in the sack. Another player may retire because he found "the One" and does not want to loose her. The other player may retire because he is scared of dying alone..... I mean there are all sorts of scenarios. But they all eventually retire.click to expand


Posted by msmarilynmanson
once the man has found "the one", he will stop his playing ways. if he is still playing, you are probably not "the one".


Posted by P-Angel
I don't believe people change their core values at any time during their life, typically.
A person's behaviour is formed according to their core values.
And this applies to anything.
A thief might stop stealing ... however, the thought will always be present when they see something they want but can't buy.
A drunk might not drink ... but, will always crave the bottle.
So, if you get a guy to promise never to cheat again, and he doesn't cheat .... that doesnt' stop him from desiring another person. If the guy you're with in bed is fucking another woman in his mind .. is that going to ok with you?
A rapist is always a rapist ... he may get out of prison and never do it again in actuality - but, the desire will still be there.
That's like saying a queer will change and never want another cock ... seriously, do you all realize how absurd it is to believe that a person changes thier desires just because of you?
:::: shakes head ::::
Posted by aquansidenout
This day and age women make it to easy for a man to be a player. If you everybody a cookie then there won't be any left. Sometimes they're not players just victims of circumstance. :/

Posted by P-AngelPosted by msmarilynmanson
once the man has found "the one", he will stop his playing ways. if he is still playing, you are probably not "the one".
I completely disagree with that ..... in that to believe this will create within you the belief that the guy will never desire to be player again, and will change into being a loyal partner who would never dream of cheating.
See, that is the problem here. To believe the above statement is in essence pulling the wool over your own awareness ... for to believe that means that you'll carry on in a relationship thinking he is CURED of being the person he wants to be.
That's so crazy. I mean that makes you to be an insane person.
A guy who is a player isn't going to CHANGE who he is. He may never cheat on you ever again, but, this is an act. In his head, as he beats off, he is STILL that player ... because that is who he is.click to expand



Posted by everevolvingepithet
...and after all that they complain that the person has changed lol!


Posted by P-AngelPosted by msmarilynmanson
once the man has found "the one", he will stop his playing ways. if he is still playing, you are probably not "the one".
I completely disagree with that ..... in that to believe this will create within you the belief that the guy will never desire to be player again, and will change into being a loyal partner who would never dream of cheating.
See, that is the problem here. To believe the above statement is in essence pulling the wool over your own awareness ... for to believe that means that you'll carry on in a relationship thinking he is CURED of being the person he wants to be.
That's so crazy. I mean that makes you to be an insane person.
A guy who is a player isn't going to CHANGE who he is. He may never cheat on you ever again, but, this is an act. In his head, as he beats off, he is STILL that player ... because that is who he is.click to expand

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