Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
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Dating advice from friends
Sorry, but I actually cannot trust any of my friend's, when it comes to relationship advice. I stopped asking them a long time ago. Let's just say they can have a habit of getting pleasure out of others failed relationships. It makes me question what kind of sadistic, twisted person they are. They seem to always ***** about that friends failed relationship, then they put on a front and pretend they aren't even talking about them. In turn, others around this "friend", give off nervous vibes because they know they must stay quiet, or you'll find out they've been talking about it. They don't have the kahuna's to tell you what they've been saying, but your other friends eventually tell you what that person said anyway. I only trust my gut, which seems to have worked out much better, every time. I just take them with a pinch of a salt, and a fryer, if they're not careful. :devilfork:. It's all too easily for people to be a friend. I judge them on how nice they are, not by meritting them for being a total a$$. It just looks very high-schoolish when they start playing mind games with others love lives.
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
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Easily Impressed
Edited by Rawrr_Girl on Fri 04/12/13 11:45 AM
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Topic:
Easily Impressed
I'd known him for quite a while, as a friend first, so I'm not that sure if he was trying to impress. Anyway, I normally wait quite a while, before jumping into bed with anyone.
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Oh sure. Most of us do that. It's really nothing that special. It's way common (Sarc).
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Topic:
SINGLE or TAKEN? - part 23
Taken since a few hours ago :) I'm giving him one more chance.
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
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******* ghetto punk *******
The court process would be too lengthy. It would be something you don't need. So, do what you gotta to survive. Like you said, you love your dad, so I'm pretty sure you'd do everything you can to keep him alive. If we can't protect our families, then what is the world coming to?
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Welcome :) My dog just saw your post, and wondered if you also train owners to be obedient. My dog keeps telling me to stop barking, and that I need to stop peeing on tree's. He told me that if I don't stop, he will put me in a dog home ;)
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
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Favourite Actors
Mainly goofy one's. One of my all time favourites is dead-Patrick Swayze. I know HE isn't goofy, but I used to love him. Always thought he looked like Morten Harket from A-ha. I love Richard Gere in 'Pretty Woman'. He's quite the looker.
 . Also I like Kevin Costner in 'The Bodyguard'. Michael J Fox, I'll watch any show with HIM in it. Always had a big crush on him :)
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
PJ & Duncan-Always my love
PJ & Duncan-U R The One The Corrs-What can I do? Fleetwood Mac-Everywhere The Four Tops-Bernadette Roxy Music-Love is the drug This is my tenth award in ten years, for being one of the most cheesiest people on the planet :D |
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Topic:
Easily Impressed
QUOTE: QUOTE: QUOTE: When it comes to dating someone new, are you hard to impress, easy to impress? Hard to impress. I think it's just because I like to look out for myself. We can still have a good joke about, though :) QUOTE: Is there something specific that seems to impresses you? Unpredictable humor. The more unpredictable, the better. Sometimes people joke in their own unique way. I find it refreshing. Politeness wouldn't go amiss, too.
QUOTE: What are things your dates have tried to impress you with that backfired?
The guy was kissing me, I thought we would end up in bed together, but I saw him do that dry heaving thing, with his mouth. That thing where you're about to projectile vomit. The type that makes your mouth quiver as your stomach churns. I must have known what was about to happen, as I excused myself to go to the bathroom. We were pretty drunk, so he hardly noticed me looking at him. I have a phobia of vomit, so I got myself out of his way, before he sprayed puke everywhere. I knew to let him use his toilet to throw up in, so I told him his bathroom is free to use. I went and slept downstairs on his sofa. I don't mean to sound ignorant of him being sick. I can't bear to be around even just the smell of puke, though. Phobia's can be pretty jarring, so yeah. The next morning, he couldn't remember much at all (Hmmmm. Isn't THAT sometimes the case?). I pretended he hadn't threw up much. His father cleaned him up. I feel kinda cruel for leaving him while he was ill. He lived with his dad, so his dad was used to it.  Oh, my! Hopefully he didn't drink as much on the next date? 
He didn't. You're right . I was worried I may have gotten him pregnant 
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Topic:
Easily Impressed
QUOTE: When it comes to dating someone new, are you hard to impress, easy to impress? Hard to impress. I think it's just because I like to look out for myself. We can still have a good joke about, though :) QUOTE: Is there something specific that seems to impresses you? Unpredictable humor. The more unpredictable, the better. Sometimes people joke in their own unique way. I find it refreshing. Politeness wouldn't go amiss, too.QUOTE: What are things your dates have tried to impress you with that backfired? The guy was kissing me, I thought we would end up in bed together, but I saw him do that dry heaving thing, with his mouth. That thing where you're about to projectile vomit. The type that makes your mouth quiver as your stomach churns. I must have known what was about to happen, as I excused myself to go to the bathroom. We were pretty drunk, so he hardly noticed me looking at him. I have a phobia of vomit, so I got myself out of his way, before he sprayed puke everywhere. I knew to let him use his toilet to throw up in, so I told him his bathroom is free to use. I went and slept downstairs on his sofa. I don't mean to sound ignorant of him being sick. I can't bear to be around even just the smell of puke, though. Phobia's can be pretty jarring, so yeah. The next morning, he couldn't remember much at all (Hmmmm. Isn't THAT sometimes the case?). I pretended he hadn't threw up much. His father cleaned him up. I feel kinda cruel for leaving him while he was ill. He lived with his dad, so his dad was used to it. |
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
I have. When I was a teenager. Me and some friends took it in turns to stay at each other's house. Umm, the only time I wish I hadn't, was when one of my friend's insisted trying some of my hamsters wafer. I thought she was joking at first, but she kept demanding to, so I broke off a piece and gave it to her.
 . She wasn't being herself, that whole day. She was being way too giggly. Anyway, she puts my hamsters wafer into her mouth, while I can't look, and just the thought of it, made me feel sick. What was she thinking? Still can't believe she tried it. . I turn away, like the host on 'I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here', when the chosen celebrity has to eat maggots, or Kangaroo testicles, just to win a meal. Needless to say, she ended up spitting it out. Even then she was still laughing. What a loony. :bemused:
Edited by Rawrr_Girl on Thu 04/11/13 04:48 PM
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
This has got to be one of the most in-accurate, judgemental threads I've read in a long while. If I was sat with a friend in a restaurant, and they were saying that to me, I wouldn't hesitate to throw my drink over them. Male OR female. Not usually one for doing that type of thing, but we are being accused of being insecure, over-dressed, under-dressed, too needy, too independent, so yeah.
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
His new lady could be reading this thread as we speak.
. Wonder what SHE thinks of it eh?
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Drug users are free to tell people their life story. Maybe it will help justify them taking them. If more just actually told their story, instead of posing, then maybe they'd get listened to more. Respect is a two-way thing.
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Bring it on
 . It couldn't come soon enough. All those poor neighbourhoods/communities ruined by drugs. I just know someone will try and sway my opinion on this, but I have my own thoughts on this subject. It's upsetting when you see children brought into this world, when their parents just slap them around. I think age plays a part, too, though. Older parents just seem calmer. People always expect something from nothing, but it's time they started to see what it means to earn things. I see it all too often how they like to bully people. Why isn't THAT part of it ever being tackled? Pensioners are too scared to walk to the shop at night, because of it. Who is anyone to try and terrorize another? This is a pretty disgusting world.
Edited by Rawrr_Girl on Thu 04/11/13 08:40 AM
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Sometimes I read such drivel, that it makes me glad to not be searching for love anymore.
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
These people "celebrating" her death, were going around smashing shop windows, just like when they did it in the summer riot of summer, last year. Goes to show what type of people they are. Hardly credible. They should be ashamed of themselves. If you don't like the rules of the country you live in, then get out. Nothing is forcing anyone to stay there. I just hope no-one is left with mental scars from this. Mainly children.
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
Well, everyone, it could have been worse. They could have asked him to remove a tattoo, or a leg, or some teeth. Wonder if he got a mohawk on purpose so that he'd get kicked out? If he genuinly hated that school, then he may do anything just so that he isn't allowed back there. Sometimes rebelling is easier than complaining. Otherwise he just thought "Screw it", and did it anyway.
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Rawrr_Girl
Joined Sun 10/04/09 Posts: 3503 |
I don't get why someone would even bother telling their children, especially if their children weren't around at the time. I can't stand bitter people who pass hatred onto their children. Actions like that have consenquences. Negativity breeds negativity. I, for one, will never be one of those sicko's celebrating a death. Some people are just heartless to the bone. If it was someone from their own family who died, they wouldn't like people celebrating that death. I very much doubt children give a damn about it, given they've only been born for a few year.
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