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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
Great writing....just wish I hadn't read it at work on my lunch hour.
Now I'm curious about the rest of the story. Well done.
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Hello my lovely minglers
Best of luck to you and welcome to Mingle2.
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Tactile Flood
several great lines here-lovely...
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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I am new here
May you find what you're seeking. Welcome to Mingle2!!
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
Welcome to Mingle2 and may you find all you desire.
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Greetings from Canada!
Best of luck to you, join the forums and give everyone a chance to know you. Welcome
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Played
If you've got someone professing love and a willingness to move forward quickly before even meeting you-that should send up red flags. I find that if the guy is really good looking and has one photo and goes on about how wonderful my profile is-another red flag. Anyone claiming they think you are the one just by looking at your profile is more than likely a scammer. If they want to chat elsewhere immediately-like yahoo messenger-another red flag.
Please report them with the button provided on the profile and the administration will look into it. That way you will have not spent days thinking this person is "the one" for you. |
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
QUOTE: QUOTE: Ah, this explains a bit. It isn't a real situation, which makes sense, as you keep bringing more into it such as marriage, which wasn't in your original post. So no matter what any of us say, you'll just change it a bit and say that's not what it was about. Whatever step is being taken is irrelevant. It could moving in together, getting a dog, buying he a ring, setting a date, getting married, having children. Each step requires a life changing decision. Each step needs to be weighed carefully. QUOTE: What we get when we date much younger people are people that aren't as experienced in the complexities of a relationship. If it is one of the first experiences for them it isn't necessarily a level playing field. We've had a lot more relationships and challenges that we've dealt with. They haven't. Some people aren't as strong as others. Some people aren't as independent or able to stand on their own. I'm not to judge that. What I do feel is my responsibility is that if I seriously don't want something to progress and they do- I will cut things off for their own good.
I feel that with the knowledge gained from my experiences-it's my moral responsibility to MYSELF to not let someone keep hanging around when I am probably not willing to give them what they need in the time frame they need it. It is selfish of me to keep them hanging around because I like it for the moment. If I have more inner strength than that person and if I love them I will leave them for the good of both of us. Time is precious and so is love. Neither should be squandered if you know in your heart it's not right. As I have stated a number of times, she is an adult and fully able to make her own decisions. Her emotional wellbeing is her own problem. If she continued to nag me about it, I would tell her to go as I do with all nagging. I always say the same thing, "there's the door." If she isn't getting her needs met, go, please, don't let the door hit you on the way out. The world is filled with men, why waste you time with a jerk like me? But, they never leave. This is just going in circles. There is nothing new here. You ladies keep putting forward the same arguments and I have refuted them all several times now. I do want to meet someone and find a place and retire and all the rest. But, I don't want to be pushed into it in the same way a woman doesn't want to be pushed into having sex too soon. She must allow me the time I need to feel comfortable. This is why I do not break it off. I'll even give you my time table. Once we've been together five years, it's time to get a place together. Ten years and it's time to get married. As for children, I'm done with that. If she tells me she wants children, I stop having sex with her. I'm sure many will say this is unreasonable, but it's my time table and I'm holding firmly to it. This lady did offer something new man. It's called moral responsibility. If you love or have feelings for someone their emotional well being should concern you(particularly if she is the mother of your child). If another person's feelings are inconsequential to you- call it what it is...and the term doesn't resemble what most would consider a relationship. |
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
QUOTE: QUOTE: Perhaps these women aren't mature enough to accept what you are saying. As for fault; why would you care if she blames you or not? Again; it sounds like that a woman is pretty immature if she blames you for the relationship ending if she doesn't get what she wants. Sounds like a child throwing a tantrum if you ask me. Again; no one on this site can answer your question as to what the woman you are dating wants. Everyone is different; everyone wants something different. Me, I would appreciate your honesty and just walk away from the relationship with no hard feelings as I have no wish to change you anymore than I would want you to change me. It's not as if we're talking about 13 year olds here. She's an adult and capable of making up her own mind. If she wants to leave, it just shows me she isn't the right girl for me. So, as you say, no hard feelings. But, if she stays, she knows what she in for and the responsibility is her own. What we get when we date much younger people are people that aren't as experienced in the complexities of a relationship. If it is one of the first experiences for them it isn't necessarily a level playing field. We've had a lot more relationships and challenges that we've dealt with. They haven't. Some people aren't as strong as others. Some people aren't as independent or able to stand on their own. I'm not to judge that. What I do feel is my responsibility is that if I seriously don't want something to progress and they do- I will cut things off for their own good. I feel that with the knowledge gained from my experiences-it's my moral responsibility to MYSELF to not let someone keep hanging around when I am probably not willing to give them what they need in the time frame they need it. It is selfish of me to keep them hanging around because I like it for the moment. If I have more inner strength than that person and if I love them I will leave them for the good of both of us. Time is precious and so is love. Neither should be squandered if you know in your heart it's not right. |
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
I want to know where it's going because I don't view my life as static. It's ever changing from moment to moment. I desire growth or advancement in most things in my life-be it a career or a relationship. I want to know that I am somewhat near the top of someone's priorities. That doesn't have to mean living together.
That's not to say that I am saying forever or anything to that effect. I am with someone 22 years younger and you WILL NOT be at the same stage of life. You have to evaluate what's worth it for you and will it bother you 3 or 4 years down the road if it ends. |
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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~ judge me,tenderly
nice
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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soul mate
Best of luck to you and welcome to Mingle2!!!
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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New Fem on here, hello! :)
Best of luck with finding what you seek. Welcome to Mingle2!!!
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Read me if your lesbian.
I read you even though I'm not. Best of luck and welcome to Mingle2!!
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Hi I'm new here
I am into life, but wish you well. Welcome to Mingle2!!!
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Question for the day
QUOTE: Rough sex was invented to solve this kind of crisis. Ok....it might not be the "correct" way to actually solve the issue, but angry sex is good. Just sayin.....
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Hello lovely people
Best of luck to you Shelly and welcome to Mingle2!!!
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
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Newbie
Best of luck, join in on the forums and may you find many friends.
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
Nice cheekbones, friendly smile and stated specifically what you are looking for. Doubt that you will have any trouble meeting women.
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pkd1220 Joined Thu 05/24/07 Posts: 8309 |
Henry and June- scene where they are in Paris watching through the glass a woman dressed as a man with another woman and they can request whatever they want them to do-like a private peep show
Foreign**Like Water for Chocolate-where she seduces the man through her food Foreign**Queen Margot- the scene where the queen travels down a city alley and has sex with someone against the wall of an old building The Piano- with Holly Hunter where she peeks in the cabin to watch Harvey Keitel with another woman Nine And a Half Weeks- food sex scene with Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke Wild Things- Denise Richards and Neve Campbell kissing scene in the pool |
Now I'm curious about the rest of the story. Well done.